From this page, you can access a variety of information on programs and services in Wisconsin for older adults and caregivers. A brief description of each program and service is available.
- Adult Protective Services
- Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) are the first place for help. If your county doesn't have an ADRC, go to your county or tribal aging agency.
- Alzheimers and Other Dementias
- Area Agencies on Aging
- Benefit Specialists
- Board on Aging and Long Term Care
- Bureau of Aging and Disability Resources Contact List
- Community Options Program (COP)
- Connections to Community Living
- County and Tribal Aging Offices
- Dementia Care Specialists Program
- Demographics of Aging in Wisconsin
- Elder Abuse
- Elderly Nutrition
- Estate Recovery
- Falls Prevention
- Family Care, Partnership and PACE
- Family Caregiver Support
- Guardianship of Adults
- Guardianship of Adults Handbook, P-20460 (PDF, 655 KB)
- Healthy Aging (Evidence-Based Health Promotion Programs)
- Information and Assistance
- IRIS (Include, Respect, I Self-Direct)
- Long Term Care Ombudsman
- Medigap Helpline
- Music & Memory Initiative
- Senior Employment Program (WISE)
- State Health Insurance Program (SHIP)
- Spousal Impoverishment
- Voting Rights and Resources
Forms
- Declaration to Physicians (Living Will) - F-00060
- Power of Attorney for Health Care - F-00085
- Power of Attorney for Finance and Property - F-00036
- Authorization for Final Disposition - F-00086
Volunteer Opportunities
- Foster Grandparent Program
- Retired Senior Volunteer Program
- Senior Companion Program
- SHIP Volunteers
Training Opportunities
- Aging and Disabilities Training Events (PDF, 56 KB)
Last Revised: September 8, 2016
