Programs and Support Services
AgeOptions and our partner agencies offer programs and services that make it possible for people to continue to live independently in their homes. These include home-delivered meals, assistance in applying for benefits, falls prevention and other programs to help you take charge of your health, programs to address social isolation and assistance with transportation, housekeeping and more.
H.O.P.E. Program Overview
H.O.P.E. by AgeOptions is a Nursing Home Transition program. We assist individuals, 18 years and older, who have been living in a nursing home in Cook County for 60 days or more, and who are eligible for and/or on Medicaid, to transition back to t…
Avisery Webinars
HFS Plans for the Medicaid Unwinding March 3, 2023 (registration required)
Library Program
Public libraries in suburban Cook County offer targeted programming to older adults in their communities, providing socialization and bridging the digital divide.
Services for Limited English Speaking Elders
Targeting To Culturally and Linguistically Isolated Older Persons and Senior Opportunities and Services
Emergency Preparedness
The AgeOptions Emergency Preparedness web page has checklists, a situation summary and sources and materials to keep older adults and caregivers, as well as our partners and funded agencies, informed about alerts, public health recommendations and…
Suburban Cook County Fatality Review Team
The Suburban Cook Adult Fatality Review Team examines deaths associated with suspected abuse and or neglect of persons aged 18-59 with a disability and older adults 60+ years old residing in a domestic setting.
Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)
The ADRC offers information to help older adults, caregivers and people with disabilities make decisions about care.
Find Services in Your Neighborhood
Utilize these directories to find services near your home.
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