Eldercare Resources Join our CommunityEldercare ResourcesMassachusetts has a comprehensive system of agencies committed to addressing the needs of elders and their families. Consider contacting one of these agencies to see what is available for you. In addition, staff at the APDA Information & Referral Center at Boston University Medical Center can help you identify appropriate services. Contact the APDA I&R Center at 800-651-8466 or apdama@apdaparkinson.org.AARPAmerican Association of Retired Persons (AARP) 617-723-7600Councils on AgingCouncils on Aging Every city and town in Massachusetts has a Council on Aging (COA). COA’s provide many services including transportation, socialization, and companionship. For more information, contact the COA in your town.Eldercare LocatorEldercare Locator The Eldercare Locator is a nationwide service that connects older Americans and their caregivers with information on senior services.Executive Office of Elder AffairsExecutive Office of Elder Affairs 800-882-2003Massachusetts Association of Older AmericansMassachusetts Association of Older Americans 617-426-0804Senior and Access Pass Office of the MBTASenior and Access Pass Office of the MBTA 617-222-3200Statewide Information Helpline for Elders Homecare and Caregiver SupportStatewide Information Helpline for Elders Homecare and Caregiver Support 800-AGE-INFO (1-800-243-4636)Support services such as personal care, transportation, and day care are provided to elders in need of services to be able to remain in the community. Respite services are provided to caregivers supporting elders in a community setting. This helpline will also provide information on local services for you. There are 27 Aging Service Access Points (ASAP) throughout Massachusetts. These non-profit agencies provide regional information and support services to elders. Twenty of these ASAP’s also serve as Area Agencies on Aging. Share this page:
