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     Right at Home

     Senior Service · 477.76mi

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     180 W 80th St, New York, NY · (212) 877-2273
     
     
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     Carnegie East House

     Retirement Community, Nursing Home · 479.36mi

     Open · 5 on Yelp

     1844 2nd Ave, New York, NY · (212) 410-0033
     
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     Right at Home

     Senior Service · 475.66mi

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     30 Broad St, New York, NY · (646) 480-4930
     
     
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     Sunnyside Community Services

     Senior Center, Community Center · 480.32mi

     Closed · 8 on Yelp

     4331 39th St, Sunnyside, NY · (718) 784-6173
     
     
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     Home Health Aide Academy

     Home Health Care Service & Supply, Senior Service · 476.6mi

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     New York, NY · (786) 438-3257
     
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     ComForCare Home Care

     Home Health Care Service & Supply · 477.6mi

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     61 N Washington Ave, Bergenfield, NJ · (201) 962-3222
     
     
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   How many older adult centers are there in New York?

   • There are more than 300 older adult centers (OACs) and affiliated sites throughout the five boroughs that provide healthy meals, fun activities, classes, fitness programs and social services. Older adult center membership is free and open to all New Yorkers, ages 60 and older.

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   Where can I find information about long term services in New York?

   • Your trusted place to go for free, unbiased information about long term services and supports in New York for people of all ages or with any type of disability. Contact your local Area Agency on Aging to connect with programs and services for older adults and those who care for them.

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   What is an older adult center?

   • Older adult center membership is free and open to all New Yorkers, ages 60 and older. Both in-person and virtual activities are designed to meet the needs of members. There are many benefits to attending an OAC. Studies have shown that older adults report feeling healthier, more positive and less socially isolated after becoming members of an OAC.

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   • NYC Aging is asking older New Yorkers (60+) and their caregivers to let us know what their needs are, to continue helping them age-in- place. You also can be entered into a drawing to win a $50 gift card. Take the survey today.

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   Your trusted place to go for free, unbiased information about long term services and supports in New York for people of all ages or with any type of disability.

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   • Older Adult Centers
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   There are more than 300 older adult centers (OACs) and affiliated sites throughout the five boroughs that provide healthy meals, fun activities, classes, fitness programs and social services. Older adult center membership is free and open to all New Yorkers, ages 60 and older. Both in-person and virtual activities are designed to meet the needs of ...

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   OACs offer meals that are healthy and nutritious. In neighborhoods with diverse populations, centers provide culturally aligned meals that are representative of the community. All meals are certified by registered dietitians to ensure they are nutritious and meet dietary guidelines and standards, such as filling half of the plate with fruits and ve...

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   OACs offer fun activities, in addition to classes that teach new skills and learning. Some of the classes and activities, you can see in our centers include: 1. Arts and crafts 2. Music and Theater Arts 3. Computer classes 4. Dominos, Bingo, Chess and Ping-Pong 5. Gardening 6. Recreational day trips 7. Holiday and birthday celebrations 8. and much ...

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   Staff at OACs help their members with resources and programs, like accessing benefits and entitlements, including Medicare/Medicaid, SCRIE, and SNAP. Some centers also offer transportation servicesfor essential medical and social service appointments for people who lack access to transportation or cannot use public transportation. On-site and virtu...

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   OACs also keep members active and engaged through fitness and exercise programs, as well as proven effective evidence-based classes. In addition, centers offer trainings and workshops on health prevention and how to manage chronic illnesses and preventing falls at home. Some fitness programs and workshops you may see at your local OAC include: 1. W...

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   The Department for the Aging is committed to building a community of inclusion and equity. We fund OACs for special populations, including SAGE Centers across the city and the Queens Center for Gay Seniors, which serve LGBTQ+ elders. There is also VISIONS at Selis Manor Senior Centerfor blind and visually impaired older adults. Services, classes, v...

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   Job Help for Older Adults Older Adult Employment Services, Job Training, and Career Counseling. Find Social Adult Day Care Program locator, Standards, Registration, and Ombuds Office. Reports and Publications NYC Aging's Annual Plan Summary, Snapshot, Profile of Older New Yorkers, and more.

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   Aging Connect is the New York City Department for the Aging’s information and referral contact center for older adults and their families. To reach Aging Connect, call 212-AGING-NYC (212-244-6469) or send us a message. You can also click on the buttons below to find older adult centers, services, programs, activities and more. Services Finder.

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   PSS Centers. All ten PSS Centers in upper Manhattan and the Bronx help older adults stay healthy, engaged and connected. Learn More. PSS Circle of Care. Our caregiver support program for New Yorkers offers free critical services and support. If you care for someone who is frail, chronically ill or has memory loss, you are not alone.

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   Each of New York State's 59 area agencies on aging strive to deliver a suite of services tailored to the older adults and those who care for them, providing a just-right level of support to empower them to age successfully in their community of choice.