Program 1 · 23% of program spending $29.1M
Each enrolled individual has a care manager professional who assesses, develops care plans, implements, monitors and coordinates a range of services and supports to help individuals remain safe, healthy and independent. The care manager's role is to ensure individuals receive the right services, in the rights amounts, at the right times. In FFY 2025, Council on Aging served 27,358 individuals in our multi-county region with home and community-based services. Individuals were served through a variety of programs, including Ohio Medicaid waiver programs and county tax levy programs, as well as…
Program 2 · 4.7% of program spending $5.9M
Community-based and Senior Center Services: These include a range of services designed to help older adults remain healthy, active and connected to their communities. Additional services provide legal assistance to low-income older adults and protect the rights of those receiving long-term care services in nursing homes and other settings. Services are provided by senior centers and other community organizations that have contracts with Council on Aging. One of the most important services in this category is transportation. In FFY 2025, COA provided 185,404 trips for individuals within our…
Program 3 · 3.3% of program spending $4.2M
Information, Referral and Assessment: As the Area Agency on Aging for five counties in southwestern Ohio, we are a central source of information and the place where many people make their first call when seeking help or resources. Our Aging and Disability Resource Center, or our call center, serves as a "front door" to services and unbiased information for older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, professionals, civic and community leaders. We responded to more than 85,300 requests for information and referral in FFY 2025. Our call center is staffed with information and referral…
Form 990 (FY ending Sep 2025), Part III