Services

Thank You To Everyone Who Attended Our Annual Meeting

Congratulations to the 2012 Hall of Fame Honorees:  Ann Dewald and Ralph Friedman.  Also, congratulations to the two "Helping Hands" Awards recipients:  Mary Miragliotta and Wickliffe Country Place.

Volunteer Appreciation

Thank you to everyone who attended our volunteer appreciation event on May 2.  It was a fun time enjoyed by all!  Click here to read an article on the event.  To see photos from the event, visit our photos page.

Videos

Click here to watch a video the provides an overview of our services.

Click here to watch a video that explains how we can help you with Medicare and benefits counseling.

Volunteer
Opportunities

Visit our Volunteer page to see volunteer opportunities at our agency. 

Bridge Spring 2012-

Visit our Bridge page to read the Spring issue.

Access Your Benefits Program

Are you struggling to make ends meet?  There may be state and federal programs available to help you. To find out how, click here. 

Lunch & Nutrition

If you are age 60 or older and are looking for warm companionship and healthy, nutritious food, then join us for lunch.  Click here for more information, including the congregate cafe menus.

Click here for a list of the Council on Aging Nutrition Sites and Lake County Senior Centers.

Hands on Computer Classes

For information on computer classes being offered at our agency, click here.
Friendly Gathering Grandmother and Daughter

 

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Welcome

Are you looking for help related to aging or caregiving for older adults?  We are here to help.  Email us for help or call us at 440-205-8111.  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 computer education for those 40 and over who may live in Lake County or surrounding counties.  To explore more about these programs, see the links under the Programs & Services tab at the top of the page. 

 

For all of those 19 and older, the agency offers a wide range of volunteer opportunities that include Meals on Wheels drivers, Friendly Visitors, Grocery Shoppers and Senior Health Insurance volunteers.

 

How to Get Started

A resource specialist is available to answer your questions.  Call us at 440-205-8111 and ask for a resource specialist.  You also may email screener@lccoa.org.  If our resource specialists cannot fully address your concerns, a case manager will call you and arrange for an in-home visit. At the visit, the case manager will talk with you, and anyone you want present, about your current situation and how you are managing, including your health, safety, nutrition, finances, housing, daily activities and any other issues. You will then decide how you want to handle your concerns. Together, you and the case manager will develop a care plan, including information, benefits and programs, and services that you want from the LCCoA or other agencies. The case manager will help make necessary arrangements and will follow up with you as needed.