Facing health issues, challenges, or uncertainties about the assistance you need?
PAA is here to guide you through in-home care services, home-delivered meals, and support for both families and caregivers. We have strong partnerships with community service providers, enabling us to connect you with services customized to your specific needs.
As someone seeking support, our Care Coordination services offer you, older adults, persons with disabilities, and family caregivers, the chance to explore diverse community options for aging in place. Our dedicated Care Coordinators work closely with older adults to understand their strengths, needs, and preferences. They provide assistance with referrals and follow-up as necessary to ensure a tailored and effective care plan.
To empowering older adults in income-based housing to maintain independence, PAA’s on-site Outreach Workers connects you with essential community resources. The Outreach Worker organizes educational programs, conducts resident assessments, facilitates referrals, and ensures thorough follow-up support.
Occasionally, a crisis can emerge, thrusting you into the role of caregiving without a pre-established plan and understanding the requirements of your loved one can feel overwhelming. PAA offers a wealth of information and resources to aid you in this capacity. As a caregiver, you’ll benefit from an array of programs, such as Family Caregiver Lunch & Learns, Memory Café, support groups, and educational training sessions.
In addition, respite services may be accessible to qualified individuals aged 60 and above through the Adult Day Care and Personal Care programs.
Click HERE to visit our Caregiver Support Page
Do you have questions about long-term care insurance, Medicare supplemental (Medigap) insurance, hospital and physician bills, or HMOs? PAA’s Insurance Counselors are here to alleviate your concerns and safeguard your valuable money.
Our Insurance Counseling service is free and confidential, designed for individuals aged 60 and above, as well as their families. Our dedicated volunteers are ready to address your queries in person or over the phone, offering assistance at a time and location that suits your convenience. It’s important to note that we operate independently and do not advocate for insurance companies or medical providers.
Live better, feel better, and take control of your own health and well-being! Join one of our evidence-based wellness classes today.
PAA provides evidence-based wellness
education programs in partnership with other
community organizations to promote healthy
aging. These education programs include:
- Matter of Balance- Fall Prevention
- Live Well! With Chronic Conditions
- Live Well! With Diabetes
- Live Well! With Chronic Pain
At PAA, we offer a range of legal resources to older adults at no cost. The legal assistance provided supports the independence of older adults to live in the home and in the community, with choice and empowerment.
Free Wills Program
As a participant in the Free Wills program, you’ll have access to legal estate planning services tailored just for you. Dedicated volunteer attorneys who will draft a basic will, medical directive and Power of Attorney during your visit. The document is executed the same day, ensuring it’s finalized and effective immediately for your peace of mind
Legal Aid Society of Southeastern Virginia
PAA refers clients to Legal Aid for most civil cases as long as you’re at least 60 years old. Some of the most popular services provided by Legal Aid are Medical Directives, uncontested Divorce and Power of Attorney.
Elder Abuse Prevention
If you or a loved one has experienced mistreatment, neglect, or exploitation, PAA is dedicated to protecting your rights and well-being, Our goal is to ensure that you receive the legal assistance needed to navigate these challenging situations and safeguard your rights.
Elder abuse hot line: (888) 832-3858