Elder Moving, Transportation & Senior Resources

Choosing the right senior living community can be overwhelming for families. Senior Living Advisors offer a free service to seniors and their families. These industry experts know all independent, assisted, memory care, and skilled nursing communities in your area. Many are local and can meet you in person before touring communities. They’re commissioned a referral fee if they help find a new resident, similar to a real estate agent’s commission.

Senior Real Estate Specialist – SRES

Consult an online directory for a listing of thrift stores, antique buyers, appraisers, and auctioneers.

Most home care companies and living communities provide general transportation services.

For activities and meal times, you can visit individual websites or call. Most senior centers offer lunch.

Food Pantries is not associated with any government agency or nonprofit organization. We list food pantries throughout the US at FoodPantries.org.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program helps low-income individuals purchase food through EBT cards, which work like a debit card for food products only — they cannot be used for alcoholic beverages, pet food, tobacco, paper products, or other non-food items. EBT cards are accepted by most grocery stores and many farmers market vendors, and may be used to pay for some Meals on Wheels services or congregate meals for individuals 60 and older. Applications must be submitted to the Department of Health and Human Services.

Additional resources can be found through Geriatric Evaluation Centers, Geriatric Case Managers, Mental Health Programs, Hospital Resource Centers, and Faith-Based Programs.