Where can I find information geared toward seniors?
FirstGov for Seniors is one of several projects created at the direction of the National Partnership for Reinventing Government (NPRG). The Social Security Administration (SSA) created, hosts and maintains FirstGov for Seniors as a service especially geared toward senior citizens. The site contains information for seniors on topics such as consumer protection, education and training, health, legislation, and retirement.
What is the US Senate Special Committee on Aging?
What does the committee do?
Where can I find information on long-term care?
Where can I find information on social security?
Where can I find information on Medicare?
Where can I find information on elder justice?
Where can I learn more about the issues facing baby boomers?
The United States Senate Special Commission on Aging provides services, protections and opportunities for older Americans, focusing on the issues of retirement, health care and consumer needs. The site contains information on the committee, members and events, and elder justice center, a recent news section, headlines, issues sections (long-term care, elder justice, baby boomers, Medicare and social security) and links.
Whom does the law protect from Elder Abuse?
What types of abuse are included?
Who has to report abuse?
What information does APS want?
What does APS have to do once abuse is reported?
What about a court order protecting the adult?
What if the abuser has power of attorney for the vulnerable adult?
What about suing the abuser for damages?
Information about elder abuse or abuse of vulnerable adults and how to get protection from abuse.
What is the Administration on Aging?
What is the Older Americans Act?
What is the Aging Network?
Where can I find information on the Administration on Aging?
Where can I find information on the older Americans Act?
Where can I find information on the Aging Network?
Where can I find the latest News Archives?
The Administration on Aging provides community-based services such as nutrition (home delivered meals), transportation, legal assistance and health promotion counseling and training to older persons through the programs funded under the Older Americans Act. The site includes information on health issues, the Aging Network, the National Family Caregiver Support Program, and the Freedom of Information Act. There is also information in Spanish.
How do I know if an adult is being abused?
What are some signs and symptoms of adult abuse?
Is financial exploitation abuse?
Who do I report adult abuse to?
What can caregivers do to take care of themselves?
General information about preventing and identifying abuse of vulnerable adults and resources for reporting abuse.
By: editor1
Last Updated: January 25, 2012 - 11:11am
