Happenings

Lake County Council on Aging Awarded Subaru “Share the Love” Grant

Funds will be used to feed additional seniors in need this holiday season.  Click here to read the entire story.

Medicare Check-Up

Starting in September, Medicare Check-Up events will be happening around the area.  Click here for more information.  Events are free but registration is required.  For more information, please contact Alyea Barajas at 440-205-8111 ext. 241 or email her at alyeab@lccoa.org 

Medicare Q & A

Q.  Does Medicare cover the H1N1 Flu Vaccine?

Click here to see the answer.

Lunch & Nutrition

Join us for Lunch at a location near you.

Council on Aging Nutrition Sites and Lake County Senior Centers.

Case Management

There might be times when you have a question or need help and don’t know where to turn. You begin making phone calls and then find you wasted part of your day and still don’t have the necessary information. Click here to find out how we can help .....

Better Business Bureau Alerts

See our Staying Informed page for important alerts from the Better Business Bureau.

 

 

 

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Welcome

Are you looking for help related to aging or caregiving for older adults?  We are here to help.

Programs for those 60 and older include information and referral, support services, nutrition services, in-home safety, homemaker services, and more.

The agency also offers several programs for those 40 and over who may live in Lake County or surrounding counties.  These programs include employment services and computer education. 

In the News....

Click the following links to read several news articles highlighting events and services of our agency:

Lake County Council on Aging offers Medicare forums

Resources

Do you have a question related to aging or caregiving for older adults?  Visit the Resources page or call our office at 440-205-8111 and ask to speak to a resource specialist.  You also may email screener@lccoa.org

Learn more about the flu and how to protect yourself by taking the IQ Quiz below