Using Your ADRC
Can I call for someone else?
Yes, family and friends often call wondering about support for a loved one.
Do I have to give my name?
No, you do not have to give your name. If you do give us your name, staff at the ADRC may call you back to make sure the information we gave you fit your needs.
Does the ADRC tell me what to do?
No. You make your own choices. The ADRC does not and cannot tell you what to do.
When should I contact the ADRC?
Contact us anytime, but especially before:
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Personal resources are exhausted
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Family caregivers experience “burn out”
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A crisis occurs…and options become limited
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A life changing event that might negatively affect quality of life
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Moving from your home
Again, please contact us anytime you have questions or concerns. If you’re in the middle of dealing with challenges or have already gone through a lot, we are here to help.
Who can use the ADRC?
If you need resources for anyone 60 or older, or for an adult with a disability, you should contact the ADRC. We often hear from family members and friends wondering about resources.
