Funded by the US Administration on Aging, the Aging and Disability Resource Center and Nursing Home Diversion Modernization initiatives support the goals that state agencies, community organizations and advocates are working toward in many states - to make the long term service system more person-centered and consumer-directed, make it easier for people with disabilities of all ages to access information about home and community-based alternatives to institutional services, and support people of all income levels to live independently in their communities.

Inspired by demonstrated state success and codified in the Older American’s Act’s 2006 reauthorization, these programs support states in identifying innovative, cost-effective strategies for modifying state long term care systems, designing flexible programs that respond to the needs and preferences of individuals and families, and targeting services to individuals at risk for institutional placement so they can remain at home or in community settings.

Learn more about The Technical Assistance Exchange.

New Resources for Aging and Disability Resource Centers and Nursing Home Diversion Modernization Grantees

• Vermont Nursing Home Diversion Program Brochure  • AoA Vision and ADRC Initiative Overview Presentation  • Improving Health Coverage for Americans with Disabilities: Policy Options for the President-elect and the 111th Congress  • Hispanic Family Caregiving in the U.S.  • Kaiser Family Foundation: Medicare Primer  • Kaiser Family Foundation: Medicaid Primer  • National Resource Directory: Resources for Veterans  • Littke Presentation - Serving Private Pay Consumers in a Competitive Market

Find an Aging and Disability Resource Center Near You!

ADRC demonstrations now cover 957 counties serving 30% of the US population!

Click on any state in the map below to see what areas ADRCs are serving.
Click on any county to view contact information for individual pilot sites.

• You may view and print a full list of the contact information for all ADRC pilot sites nationwide:
  • List of all ADRCs (formatted for printing)
  • List of all ADRCs (formatted for web viewing)

Are you a New ADRC or Just Beginning Your ADRC Initiative?

Click on the link above to find crucial background information about the ADRC program and key resources about ADRC initiatives, including a web-based Readiness Assessment Survey Tool. This tool provides immediate feedback regarding the capacity of your organization or coalition of organizations to perform key ADRC functions. It contains links to online resources that describe program characteristics, operations and capacity required of ADRCs. Try the Readiness Assessment now!

Click on the Register link in the left-hand sidebar of this website to create a user account on this website.

For individuals who work with ADRC grant projects, please provide the information requested during the registration process so that we may verify your status with your state and grant you appropriate access to information. You will be placed on the mailing list for our periodic newsletter that is an important source for information about new resources and upcoming Technical Assistance events.

For individuals not directly associated with an ADRC grant project, registering for this website will add you to our monthly public newsletter that provides updates regarding resources that have been posted on www.adrc-tae.org. For information about registering, see Registration Directions. If you have any questions, e-mail us at adrc-tae@lewin.com.

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