Find an Aging and Disability Resource Center Near You!

ADRC demonstrations now cover 957 counties serving 30% of the US population!

Click on any state in the map below to see what areas ADRCs are serving.
Click on any county to view contact information for individual pilot sites.

• You may view and print a full list of the contact information for all ADRC pilot sites nationwide:
  • List of all ADRCs (formatted for printing)
  • List of all ADRCs (formatted for web viewing)

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New Page for ADRCs Just Beginning Their Programs

The Technical Assistance Exchange has created a page to assist new ADRC program sites in locating crucial background information about the ADRC program. Visit this new page of guidance by clicking on the banner above or clicking here.

Proudly Announcing: ADRC-TAE Online Readiness Assessment Tool!

The ADRC-TAE Online Readiness Assessment Tool was designed by The Lewin Group to assist organizations in evaluating their readiness to perform the key functions of Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs). The Tool provides immediate feedback regarding organizational capacity to perform key functions and links to online resources that describe program characteristics, operations and capacity required of ADRCs. Try it now!

If you are unable to complete the online version of the tool, you may also access a Print and Score version of the Readiness Assessment in PDF. The Print and Score version is similar to the online tool but it does not offer the same level of customized feedback.

Also available are a list of the Readiness Assessment Survey Questions in PDF or Word. These lists are not able to be scored and also will not provide the feedback and specific recommendations available in the web-based tool.

The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) grant program is intended to stimulate the development of state systems that integrate information and referral, benefits and options counseling services as well as facilitating access to publicly and privately financed long-term supports and benefits. The forty-three ADRC projects awarded in 2003, 2004, and 2005 serve older adults and individuals with disabilities.

As of 2008, there were over 140 Aging and Disability Resource Center pilot sites operating in 43 states and territories. The program is jointly sponsored by the federal Administration on Aging (AoA) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), both part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Aging and Disability Resource Centers are also a part of the President's Long Term Care Re-balancing Initiative and New Freedom Initiative.

Click on the Register link in the left-hand sidebar of this website to create a user account on this website.

For individuals who work with ADRC grant projects, please provide the information requested during the registration process so that we may verify your status with your state and grant you appropriate access to information. You will be placed on the mailing list for our periodic newsletter that is an important source for information about new resources and upcoming Technical Assistance events.

For individuals not directly associated with an ADRC grant project, registering for this website will add you to our monthly public newsletter that provides updates regarding resources that have been posted on www.adrc-tae.org. For information about registering, see Registration Directions. If you have any questions, e-mail us at adrc-tae@lewin.com.

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