People of all ages, incomes and disabilities can obtain information on the full range of long-term support options available in their communities through the Aging and Disability Resource Connection. An ADRC provides information and assistance to individuals seeking information on local resources, professionals seeking assistance for their clients and individuals planning for their future long-term needs. Check back on this section often for more information on ADRCs as it becomes available.

Aging and Disability Resource Connection of Oregon

www.ADRCofOregon.org This website is packed with information and resources to help seniors and people with disabilities live healthy lives. This website will give you quick, easy access to your community's resources and information.

Administration on Aging, Technical Assistance Exchange (TAE)

• Visit the TAE Web site to find information and resources about community living programs, long-term services & supports, and aging and disability resource centers and other types of single points of entry systems.
   
  Click the links below to go directly to these specific areas within the TAE website.
  • About aging and disability resource centers
  • Fully functioning single entry point system/ADRC
  • Long-term support options counseling
  • Marketing to and serving private pay consumers
  • Options counseling
  • The art of options counseling

Statewide ADRC Advisory Council

• ADRC Statewide Plan 
• Confirmed members

Oregon ADRC Data and Resources

• ADRC Software and Services request for proposal
• ADRC Formative Evaluation
• AARP ADRC report - June 2009
• Oregon ADRC Service Areas

Other resources

• ADRC Readiness Assessment
• Emergency preparedness
• Information and referral bill of rights
• MetLife Market Survey of Long-Term Care Costs 
• One-Stop and No Wrong Door Models: Integration or Coordination

Oregon Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance Program (SHIBA)

• SHIBA provides free services to educate, assist, and serve as advocates for people with Medicare. SHIBA volunteers help people with Medicare understand their rights and options in health insurance so that they can make informed choices.