Where getting what you need becomes easier
You do not need dozens more phone numbers to call. You need one central way to get connected to resources that span across providers, programs, and community partners.
The ADRC operates as a No Wrong Door system. This means it serves as a single, coordinated point of entry for people with disabilities, older adults, and their caregivers to access needed long-term services and supports.
Some of our community partnerships:
Your needs matter. Your goals matter.
You matter.
The ADRC helps people with disabilities and older adults access long-term services and supports (or LTSS) in areas like:
Personal care service referrals (for help with toileting, bathing, dressing, and moving throughout the home)
Cash aid assistance (when available and applicable)
Personal attendant service referrals (for help with things like driving, cooking, and housekeeping)
Support managing medication, finances, or other necessary tasks
Senior center referrals when those services are needed
Necessary home modifications to improve safety
Help applying to ADA-compliant paratransit programs to simplify mobility
Fall prevention programs that can help lessen the risks of falling
Meal delivery assistance by connecting you with local meal programs like Meals on Wheels
“I didn’t realize how much I missed being part of the world. The ADRC gave me my freedom back — I can take care of my health and see people again.”
– Ms. J., Solano County resident
Helping you gain control of
your LTSS needs
& make informed decisions: by connecting information in one place
The Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) is a collaboration between the local Area Agency on Aging (AAA) and independent living centers. It acts as a one-stop shop for information and resource access.
Instead of you being responsible for cross-communication across agencies, the ADRC helps do the communication for you.
In this way, you can get more streamlined access to available private, public, and nonprofit programs: through a single coordinated system.
You should only have to tell
your story once
The ADRC is committed to removing hurdles, not creating more obstacles on your path toward accessing necessary services.
Tell your story to us once. Then we can do the work of making sure other connected partners and programs are aware of your needs and independence goals.
To access many available programs, start in this one place:
Contact the Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC)
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