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1. officeonaging.orgFranklin County Office on Aging

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   The Franklin County Office on Aging is primarily responsible for planning, coordinating, and providing centralized access to diverse services and programs that assist older adults, dependent adults, and their families in the maintenance of independent living.

   • Senior Options

     Residents can enroll in Senior Options by calling (614)...

     Services

     · Minor Home Repair

     · Referrals

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     Franklin County Office on Aging 280 East Broad St, Room 300...

   • Caregiver Support Program

     The Franklin County Office on Aging receives a grant...

   • Purpose and Programs

     Program Purpose The purpose of the Protective Interventions...

2. aging.ohio.gov › about-us › who-we-areArea Agencies on Aging - Ohio Department of Aging

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   Find out how to access local services and supports for older adults and people with disabilities in Ohio. Area agencies on aging coordinate nutrition, health, transportation, home care, and more in 12 regions of the state.

3. www.coaaa.orgCOAAA

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   COAAA offers education and resources to caregivers, professionals, and the public and advocates for programs and policies that benefit older adults and individuals with disabilities. COAAA manages services for 15,000 people and funds services for another 25,000 older adults in eight counties.

4. www.coaaa.org › cms › servicesFranklin County Senior Options - COAAA

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   • Overview
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   The Franklin County Senior Options program provides help at home and enables residents age 60+ to remain at home as long as possible. Senior Options is funded by the Franklin County Senior Services Levy and administered by the Franklin County Office on Aging(FCOA). COAAA provides inhome visits and enrollment of clients, as well as case management f...

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   To be eligible, a person must be 60 years of age or older, a resident of Franklin County, and have a demonstrated unmet need for service. The FCSO program provides a wide variety of services, including homemaker, home-delivered meals, personal care assistance, transportation, emergency response systems, adult day services, incontinence supplies, nu...

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   For additional information, contact Franklin County Senior Options at (614) 525-6200 or www.officeonaging.org/fcso/ or Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging at (614) 645-7250 or (800) 589-7277.

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5. www.help4seniors.orgCouncil on Aging

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   If you’re an older adult or caregiver who needs support at home, your first call should be to Council on Aging (COA). We’re your connection to the wide variety of programs and services available to older adults, people with disabilities and caregivers in our community.

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   What does the Franklin County office on Aging do?

   • The Franklin County Office on Aging is primarily responsible for planning, coordinating, and providing centralized access to diverse services and programs that assist older adults, dependent adults, and their families in the maintenance of independent living. Did you know you can make a direct referral for our programs & services online?

   Franklin County Office on Aging

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   What are area agencies on Aging?

   • Area agencies on aging coordinate local services and supports for older adults and people with disabilities in their communities. The Ohio Department of Aging provides funding to 12 area agencies. Agencies also receive a blend of federal, state, local, and community funds and contributions. Each agency serves a unique region of the state.

   Area Agencies on Aging - Ohio Department of Aging

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   How do I buy a Franklin County aging ticket?

   • Tickets can be purchased online or by calling (614) 462-5250. The Franklin County Office on Aging is primarily responsible for planning, coordinating, and providing centralized access to diverse services and programs that assist older adults, dependent adults, and their families in the maintenance of independent living.

   Franklin County Office on Aging

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   How do aging agencies help Ohioans?

   • Through their aging and disability resource network call centers, the agencies help more than 300,000 Ohioans each year connect with needed resources. Area agencies on aging: Help older adults become and stay healthy. Agencies offer classes that help older Ohioans make healthy choices.

   Area Agencies on Aging - Ohio Department of Aging

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7. www.franklincountyohio.gov › Resident-ServicesFranklin County Office on Aging - Senior Options (FCSO)

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   Location. 280 E Broad Street, 3rd Floor, Columbus, OH 43215 View Map. Franklin County Senior Options (FCSO) helps residents of Franklin County, Ohio, age 60 and older maintain their independence.