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Find local Area Agencies on Aging and the programmes listed for your county.

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In Florida, 1 state agency publishes 1 official link for this service.

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Choose a county on the map to open its state-listed providers. Los Angeles City and County have separate AAA directories. A provider’s address can be in another county.
Each programme has different eligibility. A directory listing does not confirm an open intake, a visitor counter or every service boundary; contact the named provider first.
Community APS handles suspected adult abuse; long-term care ombudsmen help facility residents. Use the contact for the setting involved.
State programme guidance is shared. ADRC, SCSEP, MSSP and CBAS providers are shown only where the captured directory contains a provider listing. CAlz Connect has a separate two-county guide.

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Florida Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA) — Statewide Aging, CARES & Long-Term Care Programs

Statewide Florida Department of Elder Affairs programs (CCE, HCE, ADI, CARES, SMMC Long-Term Care, LTC Ombudsman, and SHINE Medicare counseling) across all 11 PSAs and 67 counties.

Florida elder services directoryOfficial instructions

The Department of Elder Affairs administers programs and services for elders across the state of Florida through 11 Area Agencies on Aging, which operate as Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs). These ADRCs function as a single, coordinated system for information and access to services for all Floridians seeking long-term care resources. The ADRCs provide information and assistance about state and federal benefits, as well as available local programs and services. See below to contact your local ADRC.

Source checked October 28, 2026

Florida Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA) · Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) / 11 Area Agencies on Aging (PSAs 1–11) (opens in a new tab)

11 Area Agencies on Aging / ADRCs overview

The Department of Elder Affairs administers programs and services for elders across the state of Florida through 11 Area Agencies on Aging, which operate as Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs). These ADRCs function as a single, coordinated system for information and access to services for all Floridians seeking long-term care resources. The ADRCs provide information and assistance about state and federal benefits, as well as available local programs and services. See below to contact your local ADRC.

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