Contact Your Local ADRC

The Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) of Rogue Valley 

Call ADRC at 541-618-7572    Toll Free ADRC 855-673-2372 Visit the ADRC Website

At some point in life, everyone needs help finding the right resources. Navigating these systems can be overwhelming, especially during stressful or unvertain times, and having guidance can make a meaningful difference.

The ADRC of Oregon partners with the Rogue Valley Council of Governments to help older adults, people with disabilities, and the community find resources, services, information, and guidance to address current and future needs. Our service area covers Jackson and Josephine Counties.  The ADRC database includes local and statewide information and resources that will service both counties.

You may also visit the ADRC Website ADRC – Aging and Disability Resource Connection of Oregon and enter the Zip code of the area you want to search or email our Information Specialists directly at ADRC@rvcog.org.

Who is Served

  • Older adults and people with disabilities least able to care for themselves
  • Anyone caring for a family member
  • Anyone needing assistance because of economic and social difficulty
  • Anyone needing information about supports and long-term care services for themselves or a friend or a family member

Services

  • Information and assistance – referral to available services
  • Options counseling – personal counseling to help you make the best support choices
  • Family caregiver support – classes and coaching for those caring for a loved one
  • Healthy aging – Living Well chronic conditions workshops, Food & Friends (Meals on Wheels program)
  • Behavioral health – Help to improve the quality of life for seniors and people with disabilities.
  • Advocacy and Advisory Councils – Become a voice for the aging and people with disabilities in the Jackson and Josephine counties area.
  • Federal assistance – Information about Medicaid (Oregon Health Plan) Long-Term Care and Financial Assistance programs such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
  • Community living – Help to understand the range of home and community-based residential care options, including options for financial assistance
  • Safety and rights – help find tools to protect aging and people with disabilities from harm, abuse, or catastrophe