Aging & Disability Resources

Community-Based Services

The Aging and Disability Resources Program offers a wide range of community-based services that allow older adults and adults with disabilities to remain at home as long as possible. These services address the needs of frail, older and functionally disabled adults living in Pierce County.

ADR Advisory Board

Click here to learn more about our Advisory Board and volunteer opportunities

What We Do For You

• Review your service needs and eligibility
• Help you make informed choices and access services
• Help you develop a plan that addresses your health, housing and safety needs
• Review your situation and help you make changes to the plan as needed

Services Provided

Case Management

Case managers assist individuals to access the services and supports they need to remain in their own home. Nurses are also available to review health needs and teach in-home care aide how to best meet those needs.

Family Caregiver Support

Provides services to help unpaid caregivers caring for aging parents, ailing spouses, partners, disabled adult children, or friends suffering from a debilitating illness. FCSP webpage.

Long Term Care Ombudsman

Serves as a voice for residents of long-term care facilities, look into complaints, and helps solve problems. LTC Ombudsman webpage.

Aging & Disability Resource Center

Provides an access point for those seeking information and assistance regarding programs or services available to older adults or adults with disabilities. This service can range from a brief phone conversation to more in-depth conversations in the home setting. View ADRC website.

Ph: (253) 798-4600 or (800) 562-0332
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Office Hours:
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Monday - Friday