What are Area Agencies on Aging?

Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) were created by state statute in 1973 to deliver services under the Older Americans Act. AAAs are not-for-profit entities providing services to older adults and people with disabilities of any age and their caregivers.

Who should call AAAs?

Members of the community needing information about the aging population
Older adults looking for assistance with activities such as cooking, bathing, etc.
Community members suspecting abouse or neglect of a dependent adult

Where are the AAAs?

There are 16 Area Agencies on Aging located throughout the Indiana. Together they cover all counties in the state. For a map and listing of the AAAs, click here.

What are some services I can get through Indiana AAAs?

• Advocacy
• Transportation
• Legal Services
• Nutrition
• In-Home Care
• Case Management
• Nursing Home Pre-Admission Screening
• Caregiver Support
• And Many Others.

What happens when I call?

Information about resources or service providers is given.

OR

You are referred to a care manager who can assess your need for service, link you to services, monitor to assure satisfaction, and adjust services to meet your changing needs.

How do I contact my local AAA?

Call 1-800-986-3505