Alaska ADRC and 211 Resource Navigation¶
Alaska caregivers can use the State of Alaska Aging and Disability Resource Center network and Alaska 211 to find local services, long-term services and supports, caregiver resources, in-home care, transportation, Medicaid and Medicare options, environmental modification resources, and other community referrals.
Alaska ADRCs provide free personal guidance for seniors, people with disabilities, and caregivers through regional sites statewide. ADRC specialists help people find and connect with long-term services and supports, including in-home care, transportation, Medicaid and Medicare options, environmental modification resources, assistive technology, and mobility devices. Alaska 211 provides free, confidential information and referral, a searchable resource database, and a caregiver resource path through its partnership with AARP's Caregiver Program.
Some details for this program are still being verified. Check the official source for the most current information.
Eligibility¶
- Relationship: spouse, parent, child, sibling, grandparent, other relative, non relative
Services¶
Alaska ADRCs provide free personal guidance for seniors, people with disabilities, and caregivers through regional sites statewide. ADRC specialists help people find and connect with long-term services and supports, including in-home care, transportation, Medicaid and Medicare options, environmental modification resources, assistive technology, and mobility devices. Alaska 211 provides free, confidential information and referral, a searchable resource database, and a caregiver resource path through its partnership with AARP's Caregiver Program.
How to apply¶
Use the official program page for application details: official program page.
Related programs¶
- ak-family-caregiver-support (companion): ADRC and Alaska 211 can help caregivers find local intake and support resources connected to Alaska caregiver services.
- ak-consumer-directed (companion): ADRC navigation can help people explore long-term services and supports, including Medicaid-related in-home service pathways.