The Prepared Caregiver: Caregiving Support in Oregon
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Links to Agencies and Organizations in Oregon

Statewide

Oregon Department of Human Services/Information for Oregon Seniors
Topics include caregiver tips, communicating about caregiving issues, choosing care, getting help in the home, and more.

Oregon Cares
Practical information, resources, and tips about respite services, in-home help, and much more. Includes links to services in Oregon. Be sure to scroll down to where it says "Welcome to Oregon's Caregiving Resource Center."

State and Area Agencies on Aging
Listed by state. Select "O" and scroll down a bit to Oregon. You can find the location and contact information for the State Agency on Aging and the Area Agencies on Aging within the state that have websites.

Area Agencies on Aging, Community Partners, and Local Offices
Click a county on the map of Oregon to find name, address, and phone numbers of agencies. You'll see links to the agency's website if the agency has one.

Other Groups in Oregon

National Respite Locator Service (select Oregon from the pulldown menu)
Helps parents, caregivers, and professionals find respite services in their state and local area. (Toward the bottom of their page, select the "Click Here to Search for a Respite Program Near You." Select Oregon from the pulldown menu, then specify the age and condition of the care receiver.)

Oregon Resource Guide for Older Adults & Their Families
Information to help understand the support network available to older adults, family members, and caregivers in Oregon. This guide is sponsored by Oregon Health Care Association, a private not for profit trade association representing 402 nursing homes, assisted living, senior housing and residential care facilities statewide.

The Oregon Association for Home Care
Scroll to the bottom of the home page and select "Search for a Home Health Agency in Oregon." You can search for reputable, state licensed and Medicare certified agencies.

The Oregon Hospice Association
Information about hospice and end-of-life options in Oregon. Select the link to "Oregon's Hospice Programs." You can search for hospice programs by city.

 

County/Local in Oregon

Lane county

Lane Council of Governments Senior & Disabled Services
Services available to seniors and/or persons with disabilities include senior outreach, meals program, home and community care, medical and financial services, special transportation, protective services, reporting abuse or neglect, transportation assistance, recreational opportunities, and information on accessibility.

Multnomah county

Metropolitan Family Service: Project Linkage (Portland)
Coordinates volunteers to provide assistance to seniors and people with disabilities in their own homes. Serves people who live in Northeast and Southeast Portland.

Multnomah County Aging and Disability Services Community Based Care (Portland)
Topics include adult day services, in-home services, respite care, transportation, senior centers, low cost health clinics, ethnic programs, and Oregon Project Independence.

Marion, Polk, Yamhill counties

Mid-Willamette Valley Senior Services Agency
Get help locating services including the meals program, assistance in the home, care in alternative settings, financial and medical assistance, and more.

Jackson and Josephine counties

Rogue Valley Council of Governments Senior and Disability Services
Get information on Food and Friends meals service, in-home care, foster home licensing, medical supplies, case management, protection from abuse, and more.

Washington county

Washington County Aging and Veterans' Services
Care facilities, caregiver finder, county services for seniors, and more.

 


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Last updated November 18, 2003.

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