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  • NASUAD Oral Health Project

    ■ With funding from DentaQuest Foundation, NASUAD engaged our membership to improve information about and access to oral health benefits for seniors and people with disabilities;

    ■ The initiative included: Comprehensive survey of states to determine supplemental

    benefits in LTSS settings; Survey of beneficiaries to understand access/utilization; Engagement of MCOs to understand coverage, and any “value-

    added” benefits; and Meetings of states to share information, promote best practices,

    and develop support for increased access to comprehensive oral health care for services.

    2

  • 2015 NASUAD I&R Survey Highlights: Most frequent unmet service needs

    3 3

    Chart1

    Transportation

    Dental care

    Financial assistance

    Housing assistance

    Home modifications

    Utility Assistance

    Mental health services

    Homemaker services

    LTC/LTSS funding

    Respite care

    Employment

    Adult day services

    Prescription drug assistance

    Personal care

    Other

    Food assistance

    Family caregiver support

    Legal services

    Assistive Technology

    Veterans Assistance

    Care Transitions

    Health insurance

    Youth transition programs/services

    Benefits Analysis/Assistance

    Elder abuse/exploitation

    Health insurance counseling

    Percent of Respondents (N=325)

    Most Frequent Unmet Service Needs Percent

    Most Frequent Unmet Service Needs

    0.609

    0.545

    0.474

    0.471

    0.351

    0.305

    0.252

    0.206

    0.203

    0.166

    0.148

    0.132

    0.114

    0.099

    0.095

    0.074

    0.071

    0.071

    0.068

    0.062

    0.059

    0.059

    0.046

    0.043

    0.04

    0.022

    1.1 in aggregate

    1.1. Does your agency operate an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)?

    ValueCountPercent

    Yes26374.1%

    No9225.9%

    Number of respondents = 355

    Does your agency operate an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)?

    ValuePercentCount

    Yes74.1%263

    No25.9%92

    355

    1.1 in aggregate

    Percent of RespondentsN=355

    Does your agency operate an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)? Percent

    Does your agency operate an ADRC?

    1.1 by agency

    New Cross-tab Report - 29 April 2015

    Aging and Disability 2015 Information & Referral/Assistance National Survey

    1.2. Indicate which type of agency you work in:

    TotalState Agency on Aging (and Disability)Area Agency on Aging (AAA)Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)211Tribal NationCenter for Independent Living (CIL)Other Non-Profit OrganizationOther

    35543176650037340

    1.1. Does your agency operate an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)?Yes26329137650014180

    v%74.1%67.4%77.8%100.0%0.0%0.0%37.8%52.9%0.0%

    No92143900023160

    v%25.9%32.6%22.2%0.0%0.0%0.0%62.2%47.1%0.0%

    1.2. Indicate which type of agency you work in:

    FIX CHARTTotalState Agency on Aging (and Disability)AAAADRCCILOther Non-Profit

    35543176653734

    14 people State Agency say No1.1. Does your agency operate an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)?Yes26329137651418

    74.10%67.40%77.80%100.00%37.80%52.90%

    3.9436619718No92143902316

    25.90%32.60%22.20%0.00%62.20%47.10%

    1.1. Does your agency operate an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)?

    State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AAAADRCCILOther Non-Profit

    Yes67.40%77.80%100.00%37.80%52.90%

    No32.60%22.20%0.00%62.20%47.10%

    1.1 by agency

    Does your agency operate an ADRC?

    Percent of Respondents by Agency (N=355)

    Yes

    No

    1.2 in aggregate

    1.2. Indicate which type of agency you work in:

    ValueCountPercent

    State Agency on Aging (and Disability)4312.0%

    Area Agency on Aging (AAA)17849.7%

    Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)6618.4%

    21100.0%

    Tribal Nation00.0%

    Center for Independent Living (CIL)3710.3%

    Other Non-Profit Organization349.5%

    Other00.0%

    Indicate which type of agency you work in:

    ValuePercentCount

    Number of Respondents = 358State Agency on Aging (and Disability)12.0%43

    AAA49.7%178

    ADRC18.4%66

    CIL10.3%37

    Other Non-Profit9.5%34

    358

    1.2 in aggregate

    Percent of RespondentsN=358

    Indicate which type of agency you work in: Percent

    Indicate which type of agency you work in:

    State Agency on Aging (and Disability), 12%

    1.3.a in aggregate

    1.3.a. If yes, do you perform job responsibilities in addition to I&R/A (check all that apply)?

    ValueCountPercent

    Eligibility screening and/or determination19667.6%

    Needs and/or functional assessment14951.4%

    Case management/service coordination11640.0%

    Consumer advocacy18965.2%

    Options Counseling17058.6%

    State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) counseling12944.5%

    Person-centered planning13947.9%

    Peer support7224.8%

    Supervision/management16356.2%

    Other4916.9%

    1.3.a. If yes, do you perform job responsibilities in addition to I&R/A (check all that apply)?

    ValuePercentCount

    CHECK ALL THAT APPLYEligibility screening and/or determination67.6%196

    Number of Responses = 1372Consumer advocacy65.2%189

    Number of Respondents = 290Options counseling58.6%170

    Supervision/management56.2%163

    Needs and/or functional assessment51.4%149

    Person-centered planning47.9%139

    SHIP counseling44.5%129

    Case management/service coordination40.0%116

    Peer support24.8%72

    Other16.9%49

    1372

    actual N=290

    1.3.a in aggregate

    Percent of Respondents (N=290)

    1.3.a. If yes, do you perform job responsibilities in addition to I&R/A (check all that apply)? Percent

    Job responsibilities in addition to I&R/A?

    1.3.a by agency

    FIX CHART

    2.1 in aggregate (compare F.5)

    2.1. To what degree do each of the following options drive inquiries to your agency?

    FrequentlySome of the TimeRarelyNeverResponses

    %#%#%#%##

    Eldercare Locator14.5%4832.6%10840.5%13412.4%41331

    Statewide 800 number31.2%10633.8%11522.6%7712.4%42340

    Agency’s Website33.7%11855.4%1949.4%331.4%5350

    Agency-run Social Media sites (i.e. Facebook/Twitter)10.4%3537.3%12529.9%10022.4%75335

    Referral by other government agency56.0%19538.2%1335.2%180.6%2348

    Referral by community partners81.4%28416.9%591.7%60.0%0349

    Community events or presentations47.0%16344.7%1557.5%260.9%3347

    21123.4%7836.2%12128.1%9412.3%41334

    Professional relationships66.6%23329.4%1033.7%130.3%1350

    Family/friends/caregivers74.0%25924.6%861.4%50.0%0350

    Self-referrals72.9%25322.8%794.0%140.3%1347

    Healthcare Providers60.7%21033.2%1156.1%210.0%0346

    Printed Resources, i.e. directories, flyers, brochures, etc.40.6%14254.3%1905.1%180.0%0350

    13.6752136752To what degree do each of the following options drive inquiries to your agency?

    FrequentlySome of the TimeRarelyNever

    FIX CHARTReferral by community partners81.4%16.9%1.7%0.0%

    Family/friends/caregivers74.0%24.6%1.4%0.0%

    Self-referrals72.9%22.8%4.0%0.3%

    Look at spreadsheet for NProfessional relationships66.6%29.4%3.7%0.3%

    N=351Healthcare Providers60.7%33.2%6.1%0.0%

    Referral by other government agency56.0%38.2%5.2%0.6%

    Community events or presentations47.0%44.7%7.5%0.9%

    Printed Resources40.6%54.3%5.1%0.0%

    Agency’s Website33.7%55.4%9.4%1.4%

    Statewide 800 number31.2%33.8%22.6%12.4%

    21123.4%36.2%28.1%12.3%

    Eldercare Locator14.5%32.6%40.5%12.4%

    Agency-run Social Media sites10.4%37.3%29.9%22.4%

    2.1 in aggregate (compare F.5)

    Percent of Respondents (N=351)

    Origin of Referrals to I&R/A Service

    Frequently

    Some of the Time

    Rarely

    Never

    2.1 by agency

    FIX CHART

    2.4 in aggregate (compare F.4)

    2.4. Select how often I&R/A specialists provide services in each of these settings by indicating below “frequently,” “some of the time,” “rarely” or “never.”

    FrequentlySome of the timeRarelyNeverTotal

    In person at service site44.0%14931.6%10719.5%665.0%17339

    In person at consumer’s home or other location chosen by the person23.2%7923.8%8128.7%9824.3%83341

    Over the telephone95.6%3263.5%120.6%20.3%1341

    Over email34.2%11649.0%16614.2%482.7%9339

    Over online chat2.4%83.8%1319.2%6574.6%252338

    Over text messaging0.6%23.6%1223.5%7972.3%243336

    2.4. Select how often I&R/A specialists provide services in each of these settings by indicating below “frequently,” “some of the time,” “rarely” or “never.”0.0%00.0%00.0%00.0%021

    At Agency Office100.0%10.0%00.0%00.0%01

    Caregiver support groups0.0%0100.0%10.0%00.0%01

    Community Group Presentations100.0%10.0%00.0%00.0%01

    Email0.0%00.0%0100.0%10.0%01

    FaceBook0.0%0100.0%10.0%00.0%01

    Facebook0.0%00.0%0100.0%10.0%01

    Fax0.0%0100.0%20.0%00.0%02

    Faxed Referrals100.0%10.0%00.0%00.0%01

    Mail0.0%00.0%0100.0%10.0%01

    Our I&R Specialist do not provide the in person at the consumers home but other staff such as case management and option counsels do.0.0%00.0%00.0%00.0%00

    Social Networking100.0%10.0%00.0%00.0%01

    TEST0.0%00.0%00.0%00.0%00

    TTY0.0%0100.0%10.0%00.0%01

    Website Inquires0.0%0100.0%10.0%00.0%01

    Website referral and contact forms0.0%00.0%00.0%00.0%00

    Will send other staff to home, if needed0.0%0100.0%10.0%00.0%01

    community location/outreach sites0.0%00.0%00.0%00.0%00

    facebook100.0%10.0%00.0%00.0%01

    faxed referrals from social workers, physicians, etc100.0%10.0%00.0%00.0%01

    following community presentations0.0%0100.0%10.0%00.0%01

    senior fairs/community events0.0%0100.0%10.0%00.0%01

    technology or information fair0.0%0100.0%10.0%00.0%01

    via mail0.0%0100.0%10.0%00.0%01

    walk ins100.0%10.0%00.0%00.0%01

    Select how often I&R/A specialists provide services in each of these settings by indicating below “frequently,” “some of the time,” “rarely” or “never.”

    FrequentlySome of the timeRarelyNever

    Telephone95.6%3.5%0.6%0.3%

    I&R/A Service Site44.0%31.6%19.5%5.0%

    Look at spreadsheet for NEmail34.2%49.0%14.2%2.7%

    N=341Client’s home or location chosen by client23.2%23.8%28.7%24.3%

    Online chat2.4%3.8%19.2%74.6%

    Text message0.6%3.6%23.5%72.3%

    Q's: What about Other? What about N?

    2.4 in aggregate (compare F.4)

    Percent of Respondents (N=341)

    Settings for I&R/A Provision

    Frequently

    Some of the time

    Rarely

    Never

    2.5 in aggregate (compare F.1)

    2.5. Mark the TOP FIVE most frequent requests I&R specialists receive for information on services and/or resources (choose 5)

    ValueCountPercent

    Adult day services113.3%

    Adult Protective Services236.8%

    Assistive Technology216.2%

    Benefits Analysis/Assistance8324.6%

    Care Transitions (i.e. transition from institutional to community-based living)247.1%

    Case management5516.3%

    Community aid and assistance programs (i.e. bill assistance; grants for basic needs)7321.7%

    Congregate meals144.2%

    Domestic violence00.0%

    Education30.9%

    Employment133.9%

    Family caregiver support7823.2%

    Financial assistance12135.9%

    Food assistance (i.e. help purchasing food; food pantry)4011.9%

    Health insurance counseling (i.e. State Health Insurance Assistance Program)10230.3%

    Home delivered meals10832.1%

    Homemaker services11132.9%

    Home modifications3811.3%

    Housing assistance14442.7%

    Independent living skills144.2%

    Legal services195.6%

    Medicaid7722.9%

    Medicare6318.7%

    Mental health services72.1%

    Peer support/counseling92.7%

    Personal care8625.5%

    Recreation10.3%

    Respite care4413.1%

    Social Security disability benefits applications/claims assistance236.8%

    Transportation13941.3%

    Utility Assistance (i.e. Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program or other program)7823.2%

    Vehicle adaptations/modifications10.3%

    Veterans Assistance61.8%

    Youth transition programs/services92.7%

    Other247.1%

    MARK THE TOP 5Mark the TOP FIVE most frequent requests I&R specialists receive for information on services and/or resources

    Number of responses = 1662ValuePercentCount

    Number of respondents = 337Housing assistance42.7%144

    Transportation41.3%139

    Financial assistance35.9%121

    Homemaker services32.9%111

    Home delivered meals32.1%108

    Health insurance counseling30.3%102

    Personal care25.5%86

    Benefits analysis/assistance24.6%83

    Family caregiver support23.2%78

    Utility assistance (LIHEAP)23.2%78

    Medicaid22.9%77

    Community aid/assistance programs21.7%73

    Medicare18.7%63

    Case management16.3%55

    Respite care13.1%44

    Food assistance11.9%40

    Home modifications11.3%38

    Care transitions7.1%24

    Other7.1%24

    Adult Protective Services6.8%23

    SSDI benefits apps/claims assistance6.8%23

    Assistive technology6.2%21

    Legal services5.6%19

    Congregate meals4.2%14

    Independent living skills4.2%14

    Employment3.9%13

    Adult day services3.3%11

    Peer support/counseling2.7%9

    Youth transition programs/services2.7%9

    Mental health services2.1%7

    Veterans Assistance1.8%6

    Education0.9%3

    Recreation0.3%1

    Vehicle adaptations/modifications0.3%1

    1662

    2.5 in aggregate (compare F.1)

    Percent of Respondents (N=337)

    Mark the TOP FIVE most frequent requests I&R specialists receive for information on services and/or resources Percent

    Most Frequently Requested I&R/A Services

    2.5 by agency

    New Cross-tab Report - 29 April 2015

    Aging and Disability 2015 Information & Referral/Assistance National Survey

    1.2. Indicate which type of agency you work in:

    TotalState Agency on Aging (and Disability)Area Agency on Aging (AAA)Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)211Tribal NationCenter for Independent Living (CIL)Other Non-Profit OrganizationOther

    33738167640037310

    2.5. Mark the TOP FIVE most frequent requests I&R specialists receive for information on services and/or resources (choose 5)Adult day services1113300040

    v%3.3%2.6%1.8%4.7%0.0%0.0%0.0%12.9%0.0%

    Adult Protective Services231012100000

    v%6.8%26.3%7.2%1.6%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    Assistive Technology21140001510

    v%6.2%2.6%2.4%0.0%0.0%0.0%40.5%3.2%0.0%

    Benefits Analysis/Assistance83133119009110

    v%24.6%34.2%18.6%29.7%0.0%0.0%24.3%35.5%0.0%

    Care Transitions (i.e. transition from institutional to community-based living)24261001140

    v%7.1%5.3%3.6%1.6%0.0%0.0%29.7%12.9%0.0%

    Case management55832900330

    v%16.3%21.1%19.2%14.1%0.0%0.0%8.1%9.7%0.0%

    Community aid and assistance programs (i.e. bill assistance; grants for basic needs)7363513001180

    v%21.7%15.8%21.0%20.3%0.0%0.0%29.7%25.8%0.0%

    Congregate meals14210200000

    v%4.2%5.3%6.0%3.1%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    Domestic violence000000000

    v%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    Education310100010

    v%0.9%2.6%0.0%1.6%0.0%0.0%0.0%3.2%0.0%

    Employment13300001000

    v%3.9%7.9%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%27.0%0.0%0.0%

    Family caregiver support7812411900150

    v%23.1%31.6%24.6%29.7%0.0%0.0%2.7%16.1%0.0%

    Financial assistance1211354250013160

    v%35.9%34.2%32.3%39.1%0.0%0.0%35.1%51.6%0.0%

    Food assistance (i.e. help purchasing food; food pantry)40320900350

    v%11.9%7.9%12.0%14.1%0.0%0.0%8.1%16.1%0.0%

    Health insurance counseling (i.e. State Health Insurance Assistance Program)10214532400380

    v%30.3%36.8%31.7%37.5%0.0%0.0%8.1%25.8%0.0%

    Home delivered meals1088702400150

    v%32.0%21.1%41.9%37.5%0.0%0.0%2.7%16.1%0.0%

    Homemaker services1118692500180

    v%32.9%21.1%41.3%39.1%0.0%0.0%2.7%25.8%0.0%

    Home modifications381196001020

    v%11.3%2.6%11.4%9.4%0.0%0.0%27.0%6.5%0.0%

    Housing assistance1441464230026170

    v%42.7%36.8%38.3%35.9%0.0%0.0%70.3%54.8%0.0%

    Independent living skills14111001010

    v%4.2%2.6%0.6%1.6%0.0%0.0%27.0%3.2%0.0%

    Legal services1919400140

    v%5.6%2.6%5.4%6.3%0.0%0.0%2.7%12.9%0.0%

    Medicaid7714321700680

    v%22.8%36.8%19.2%26.6%0.0%0.0%16.2%25.8%0.0%

    Medicare6310361400030

    v%18.7%26.3%21.6%21.9%0.0%0.0%0.0%9.7%0.0%

    Mental health services704000210

    v%2.1%0.0%2.4%0.0%0.0%0.0%5.4%3.2%0.0%

    Peer support/counseling900000810

    v%2.7%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%21.6%3.2%0.0%

    Personal care869491900360

    v%25.5%23.7%29.3%29.7%0.0%0.0%8.1%19.4%0.0%

    Recreation100000100

    v%0.3%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%2.7%0.0%0.0%

    Respite care446211100060

    v%13.1%15.8%12.6%17.2%0.0%0.0%0.0%19.4%0.0%

    Social Security disability benefits applications/claims assistance23243001130

    v%6.8%5.3%2.4%4.7%0.0%0.0%29.7%9.7%0.0%

    Transportation1391380230012110

    v%41.2%34.2%47.9%35.9%0.0%0.0%32.4%35.5%0.0%

    Utility Assistance (i.e. Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program or other program)783491700450

    v%23.1%7.9%29.3%26.6%0.0%0.0%10.8%16.1%0.0%

    Vehicle adaptations/modifications100000100

    v%0.3%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%2.7%0.0%0.0%

    Veterans Assistance615000000

    v%1.8%2.6%3.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    Youth transition programs/services900000720

    v%2.7%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%18.9%6.5%0.0%

    Other24512200230

    v%7.1%13.2%7.2%3.1%0.0%0.0%5.4%9.7%0.0%

    2.5. Mark the TOP FIVE most frequent requests I&R specialists receive for information on services and/or resources (choose 5)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AAAADRCCILOther Non-Profit

    Housing assistance36.8%38.3%35.9%70.3%54.8%

    Health insurance counseling36.8%31.7%37.5%8.1%25.8%

    Medicaid36.8%19.2%26.6%16.2%25.8%

    Transportation34.2%47.9%35.9%32.4%35.5%

    Financial assistance34.2%32.3%39.1%35.1%51.6%

    Benefits Analysis/Assistance34.2%18.6%29.7%24.3%35.5%

    Family caregiver support31.6%24.6%29.7%2.7%16.1%

    Medicare26.3%21.6%21.9%0.0%9.7%

    Adult Protective Services26.3%7.2%1.6%0.0%0.0%

    Personal care23.7%29.3%29.7%8.1%19.4%

    Home delivered meals21.1%41.9%37.5%2.7%16.1%

    Homemaker services21.1%41.3%39.1%2.7%25.8%

    Case management21.1%19.2%14.1%8.1%9.7%

    Community aid and assistance programs15.8%21.0%20.3%29.7%25.8%

    Respite care15.8%12.6%17.2%0.0%19.4%

    Other13.2%7.2%3.1%5.4%9.7%

    Utility Assistance7.9%29.3%26.6%10.8%16.1%

    Food assistance7.9%12.0%14.1%8.1%16.1%

    Employment7.9%0.0%0.0%27.0%0.0%

    Congregate meals5.3%6.0%3.1%0.0%0.0%

    Care Transitions5.3%3.6%1.6%29.7%12.9%

    Social Security disability benefits applications/claims assistance5.3%2.4%4.7%29.7%9.7%

    Home modifications2.6%11.4%9.4%27.0%6.5%

    Legal services2.6%5.4%6.3%2.7%12.9%

    Veterans Assistance2.6%3.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    Assistive Technology2.6%2.4%0.0%40.5%3.2%

    Adult day services2.6%1.8%4.7%0.0%12.9%

    Independent living skills2.6%0.6%1.6%27.0%3.2%

    Education2.6%0.0%1.6%0.0%3.2%

    Mental health services0.0%2.4%0.0%5.4%3.2%

    Peer support/counseling0.0%0.0%0.0%21.6%3.2%

    Youth transition programs/services0.0%0.0%0.0%18.9%6.5%

    Recreation0.0%0.0%0.0%2.7%0.0%

    Vehicle adaptations/modifications0.0%0.0%0.0%2.7%0.0%

    Domestic violence0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    2.5. Mark the TOP FIVE most frequent requests I&R specialists receive for information on services and/or resources (choose 5)

    State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Area Agency on Aging (AAA)Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)Center for Independent Living (CIL)Other Non-ProfitequalsTotal

    337

    Adult day services1330411

    Adult Protective Services101210023

    Assistive Technology14015121

    Benefits Analysis/Assistance13311991183

    Care Transitions (i.e. transition from institutional to community-based living)26111424

    Case management83293355

    Community aid and assistance programs (i.e. bill assistance; grants for basic needs)6351311873

    Congregate meals21020014

    Domestic violence000000

    Education101013

    Employment30010013

    Family caregiver support1241191578

    Financial assistance1354251316121

    Food assistance (i.e. help purchasing food; food pantry)32093540

    Health insurance counseling (i.e. State Health Insurance Assistance Program)14532438102

    Home delivered meals8702415108

    Homemaker services8692518111

    Home modifications119610238

    Housing assistance1464232617144

    Independent living skills11110114

    Legal services1941419

    Medicaid1432176877

    Medicare1036140363

    Mental health services040217

    Peer support/counseling000819

    Personal care949193686

    Recreation000101

    Respite care621110644

    Social Security disability benefits applications/claims assistance24311323

    Transportation1380231211139

    Utility Assistance (i.e. Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program or other program)349174578

    Vehicle adaptations/modifications000101

    Veterans Assistance150006

    Youth transition programs/services000729

    Other51222324

    2.5 by agency

    State Agency on Aging (and Disability)

    Area Agency on Aging (AAA)

    Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)

    Center for Independent Living (CIL)

    Other Non-Profit

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    New Cross-tab Report - 29 April 2015

    Aging and Disability 2015 Information & Referral/Assistance National Survey

    2.5. Mark the TOP FIVE most frequent requests I&R specialists receive for information on services and/or resources (choose 5)

    TotalAdult day servicesAdult Protective ServicesAssistive TechnologyBenefits Analysis/AssistanceCare Transitions (i.e. transition from institutional to community-based living)Case managementCommunity aid and assistance programs (i.e. bill assistance; grants for basic needs)Congregate mealsDomestic violenceEducationEmploymentFamily caregiver supportFinancial assistanceFood assistance (i.e. help purchasing food; food pantry)Health insurance counseling (i.e. State Health Insurance Assistance Program)Home delivered mealsHomemaker servicesHome modificationsHousing assistanceIndependent living skillsLegal servicesMedicaidMedicareMental health servicesPeer support/counselingPersonal careRecreationRespite careSocial Security disability benefits applications/claims assistanceTransportationUtility Assistance (i.e. Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program or other program)Vehicle adaptations/modificationsVeterans AssistanceYouth transition programs/servicesOther

    166211232183245573140313781214010210811138144141977637986144231397816924

    1.2. Indicate which type of agency you work in:State Agency on Aging (and Disability)3811011328620131213314881141114100090621330105

    v%2.3%9.1%43.5%4.8%15.7%8.3%14.5%8.2%14.3%0.0%33.3%23.1%15.4%10.7%7.5%13.7%7.4%7.2%2.6%9.7%7.1%5.3%18.2%15.9%0.0%0.0%10.5%0.0%13.6%8.7%9.4%3.8%0.0%16.7%0.0%20.8%

    Area Agency on Aging (AAA)1673124316323510000415420537069196419323640490214804905012

    v%10.0%27.3%52.2%19.0%37.3%25.0%58.2%47.9%71.4%0.0%0.0%0.0%52.6%44.6%50.0%52.0%64.8%62.2%50.0%44.4%7.1%47.4%41.6%57.1%57.1%0.0%57.0%0.0%47.7%17.4%57.6%62.8%0.0%83.3%0.0%50.0%

    Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)643101919132010192592424256231417140019011323170002

    v%3.9%27.3%4.3%0.0%22.9%4.2%16.4%17.8%14.3%0.0%33.3%0.0%24.4%20.7%22.5%23.5%22.2%22.5%15.8%16.0%7.1%21.1%22.1%22.2%0.0%0.0%22.1%0.0%25.0%13.0%16.5%21.8%0.0%0.0%0.0%8.3%

    211000000000000000000000000000000000000

    v%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    Tribal Nation000000000000000000000000000000000000

    v%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    Center for Independent Living (CIL)37001591131100010113331110261016028310111241072

    v%2.2%0.0%0.0%71.4%10.8%45.8%5.5%15.1%0.0%0.0%0.0%76.9%1.3%10.7%7.5%2.9%0.9%0.9%26.3%18.1%71.4%5.3%7.8%0.0%28.6%88.9%3.5%100.0%0.0%47.8%8.6%5.1%100.0%0.0%77.8%8.3%

    Other Non-Profit Organization31401114380010516585821714831160631150023

    v%1.9%36.4%0.0%4.8%13.3%16.7%5.5%11.0%0.0%0.0%33.3%0.0%6.4%13.2%12.5%7.8%4.6%7.2%5.3%11.8%7.1%21.1%10.4%4.8%14.3%11.1%7.0%0.0%13.6%13.0%7.9%6.4%0.0%0.0%22.2%12.5%

    Other000000000000000000000000000000000000

    v%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    2.5. Mark the TOP FIVE most frequent requests I&R specialists receive for information on services and/or resources (choose 5)

    Adult day servicesAdult Protective ServicesAssistive TechnologyBenefits Analysis/AssistanceCare TransitionsCase managementCommunity aid and assistance programsCongregate mealsDomestic violenceEducationEmploymentFamily caregiver supportFinancial assistanceFood assistanceHealth insurance counselingHome delivered mealsHomemaker servicesHome modificationsHousing assistanceIndependent living skillsLegal servicesMedicaidMedicareMental health servicesPeer support/counselingPersonal careRecreationRespite careSSDI benefits applications/claims assistanceTransportationUtility AssistanceVehicle adaptations/modificationsVeterans AssistanceYouth transition programs/servicesOther

    Other Non-Profit401114380010516585821714831160631150023

    AAA3124316323510000415420537069196419323640490214804905012

    ADRC3101919132010192592424256231417140019011323170002

    State Agency on Aging (and Disability)11011328620131213314881141114100090621330105

    CIL001591131100010113331110261016028310111241072

    chart

    Other Non-Profit

    AAA

    ADRC

    State Agency on Aging (and Disability)

    CIL

    2.6 in aggregate

    2.6. Mark the TOP FIVE most frequent UNMET service needs identified in the past year (choose 5)

    ValueCountPercent

    Adult day services4313.2%

    Assistive Technology226.8%

    Benefits Analysis/Assistance144.3%

    Care Transitions (i.e. transition from institutional to community-based living)195.9%

    Dental care17754.5%

    Elder abuse/exploitation134.0%

    Employment4814.8%

    Family caregiver support237.1%

    Financial assistance15447.4%

    Food assistance (i.e. help purchasing or accessing food)247.4%

    Health insurance195.9%

    Homemaker services6720.6%

    Home modifications11435.1%

    Housing assistance15347.1%

    Legal services237.1%

    Long-term care/long-term services and supports funding6620.3%

    Mental health services8225.2%

    Personal care329.9%

    Prescription drug assistance3711.4%

    Respite care5416.6%

    Health insurance counseling72.2%

    Transportation19860.9%

    Utility Assistance9930.5%

    Veterans Assistance206.2%

    Youth transition programs/services154.6%

    Other319.5%

    MARK THE TOP FIVEMost Frequent Unmet Service Needs

    Number of responses = 1554ValuePercentCount

    Number of respondents = 325Transportation60.9%198

    Dental care54.5%177

    Financial assistance47.4%154

    Housing assistance47.1%153

    Home modifications35.1%114

    Utility Assistance30.5%99

    Mental health services25.2%82

    Homemaker services20.6%67

    LTC/LTSS funding20.3%66

    Respite care16.6%54

    Employment14.8%48

    Adult day services13.2%43

    Prescription drug assistance11.4%37

    Personal care9.9%32

    Other9.5%31

    Food assistance7.4%24

    Family caregiver support7.1%23

    Legal services7.1%23

    Assistive Technology6.8%22

    Veterans Assistance6.2%20

    Care Transitions5.9%19

    Health insurance5.9%19

    Youth transition programs/services4.6%15

    Benefits Analysis/Assistance4.3%14

    Elder abuse/exploitation4.0%13

    Health insurance counseling2.2%7

    1554

    2.6 in aggregate

    Percent of Respondents (N=325)

    Most Frequent Unmet Service Needs Percent

    Most Frequent Unmet Service Needs

    2.6 by agency

    3.1 in aggreg (with 2013 comp)

    3.1. Does your organization use social networking services (such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Youtube) to connect with consumers, family members, and caregivers?

    ValueCountPercent

    Yes20964.5%

    No11535.5%

    Number of respondents = 324

    Does your organization use social networking services to connect with consumers, family members, and caregivers?

    ValuePercentCount

    Yes64.5%209

    No35.5%115Does your organization use social networking services to connect with consumers, family members, and caregivers?

    324ValuePercentCount

    Yes51.0%Recreated per p. 11 & p. vii of 2013 I&R report

    No49.0%

    294

    3.1 in aggreg (with 2013 comp)

    Percent of Respondents N=324

    2015 Survey

    Does your organization use social networking services to connect with consumers, family members, and caregivers? Percent

    Does your organization use social networking services to connect with consumers, family members, and caregivers?

    Yes,64.5%

    No,35.5%

    3.1.a in aggreg

    Percent of Respondents N=294

    Does your organization use social networking services to connect with consumers, family members, and caregivers? Percent

    Does your organization use social networking services to connect with consumers, family members, and caregivers?

    Yes, 51%

    No, 49%

    3.1.a by agency (compare F.6)

    3.1.a. If yes, please indicate which of the following social networking services your organization uses to connect with consumers, family members, and caregivers. (Check all that apply)

    ValueCountPercent

    Facebook20096.6%

    LinkedIn3918.8%

    Twitter8440.6%

    Youtube4923.7%

    Other2512.1%

    CHECK ALL THAT APPLY

    Number of responses = 397

    Number of respondents = 207

    Social Networking Sites Used by the Aging and Disability Network

    ValuePercentCount

    Facebook96.6%200

    Twitter40.6%84

    Youtube23.7%49

    LinkedIn18.8%39

    Other12.1%25

    397

    2013 Survey

    3.1.a by agency (compare F.6)

    Percent of Respondents (N=207)

    Social Networking Sites Used by the Aging and Disability Network Percent

    Social Networking Sites Used by the Aging and Disability Network

    3.1.b in aggregate

    3.2 in aggregate

    3.1.b. If no, please explain why your organization is NOT participating in any social networking websites. (Check all that apply)

    ValueCountPercent

    It is against company policy2623.4%

    Firewalls prevent us from visiting those sites2118.9%

    We don't have time to maintain the site4338.7%

    It is not useful to our clients2018.0%

    Staff do not have the technical skills or training to pursue2118.9%

    Fear of legal issues76.3%

    Other4136.9%

    CHECK ALL THAT APPLY

    Number or responses = 179

    Number of respondents = 111

    Reasons organizations are NOT participating in any social networking websites

    ValuePercentCount

    Don't have time to maintain site38.7%43

    Other36.9%41

    Against company policy23.4%26

    Firewalls block those sites18.9%21

    Staff lack necessary technical skills or training18.9%21

    Not useful to clients18.0%20

    Fear of legal issues6.3%7

    179

    3.2 in aggregate

    Percent of Respondents (N=111)

    Reasons organizations are NOT participating in any social networking websites Percent

    Reasons organizations are not participating in any social networking websites

    3.2 by agency (compare F.9)

    3.2. How often does your organization post new information on the social networking sites?

    ValueCountPercent

    Daily4723.2%

    Weekly8742.9%

    Monthly4421.7%

    Less than monthly2512.3%

    Number of respondents = 203

    Frequency of Agency Staff Updating Social Networking Sites

    ValuePercentCount

    Weekly42.9%87

    Daily23.2%47

    Monthly21.7%44

    Less than monthly12.3%25

    203

    3.2 by agency (compare F.9)

    Percent of Respondents (N=203)

    Frequency of Agency Staff Updating Social Networking Sites Percent

    Frequency of Agency Staff Updating Social Networking Sites

    Weekly, 42.9%

    Daily, 23.2%

    Monthly, 21.7%

    3.3 by agency (compare F.7)

    4.1 in aggregate

    4.1 by agency (compare F.3 1of2

    4.1. Does your agency collaborate with 211?

    ValueCountPercent

    Yes18759.4%

    No9229.2%

    Do not know3611.4%

    Number of Respondents = 315

    Does your agency collaborate with 211?

    ValuePercentCount

    Yes59.4%187

    No29.2%92

    Do not know11.4%36

    315

    4.1 by agency (compare F.3 1of2

    Percent of Respondents N=315

    Does your agency collaborate with 211? Percent

    Does your agency collaborate with 211?

    Yes, 59.4%

    No, 29.2%

    4.1.a in aggregate

    4.2 by agency

    Does your agency collaborate with 211?

    4.1.a. If yes, which of the following activities do you collaborate on (check all that apply):

    ValueCountPercent

    Agency/staff cross training6032.4%

    Community activities5630.3%

    Data reporting3820.5%

    Data sharing4826.0%

    Fundraising63.2%

    Referrals15181.6%

    Resource database (Please provide details in the comments section below)7540.5%

    Other137.0%

    Statistics

    Sum211

    Average1.1

    Max211

    CHECK ALL THAT APPLY

    Number or responses = 447

    Number of respondents = 185

    Which activities does your agency collaborate with 211 on?

    ValuePercentCount

    Referrals81.6%151

    Resource database40.5%75

    Agency/staff cross training32.4%60

    Community activities30.3%56

    Data sharing26.0%48

    Data reporting20.5%38

    Other7.0%13

    Fundraising3.2%6

    447

    4.2 by agency

    Percent of Respondents (N=185)

    Which activities does your agency collaborate with 211 on? Percent

    On which activities does your agency collaborate with 211?

    4.3 in aggregate

    4.3 by agency (compare F.3 2of2

    4.3. Does your agency collaborate with other types of community-based organizations? (Please check all that apply)

    ValueCountPercent

    Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs)20665.4%

    Area Agencies on Aging23073.0%

    Centers for Independent Living (CILs)24678.1%

    Colleges or Universities19662.2%

    Community Health Centers22571.4%

    Employment Agencies13643.2%

    Faith-based Organizations22170.2%

    Hospitals25781.6%

    Housing Agencies22872.4%

    Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Agencies22170.2%

    Mental Health/Behavioral Health Organizations25079.4%

    Nursing Facilities22571.4%

    Schools/School Districts10834.3%

    Transportation Agencies24176.5%

    Tribes4213.3%

    Veteran’s Services Providers24176.5%

    Vocational Rehabilitation12941.0%

    Other237.3%

    CHECK ALL THAT APPLLY

    Number of responses = 3425

    Number of respondents = 315

    What other community-based organizations does your agency collaborate with?

    ValuePercentCount

    Hospitals81.6%257

    Mental Health/Behavioral Health Orgs79.4%250

    CILs78.1%246

    Transportation Agencies76.5%241

    Veteran’s Services Providers76.5%241

    AAAs73.0%230

    Housing Agencies72.4%228

    Community Health Centers71.4%225

    Nursing Facilities71.4%225

    Faith-based Organizations70.2%221

    I/DD Agencies70.2%221

    ADRCs65.4%206

    Colleges or Universities62.2%196

    Employment Agencies43.2%136

    Vocational Rehabilitation41.0%129

    Schools/School Districts34.3%108

    Tribes13.3%42

    Other7.3%23

    3425

    4.3 by agency (compare F.3 2of2

    Percent of Respondents (N=315)

    What other community-based organizations does your agency collaborate with? Percent

    What other community-based organizations does your agency collaborate with?

    4.4 in aggregate

    4.4.a in aggregate

    4.4. Is your agency a partner in an ADRC network?

    ValueCountPercent

    Yes28189.8%

    No3210.2%

    Number of respondents = 313

    Is your agency a partner in an ADRC network?

    ValuePercentCount

    Yes89.8%281

    No10.2%32

    313

    4.4.a in aggregate

    Percent of Respondents N=313

    Is your agency a partner in an ADRC network? Percent

    Is your agency a partner in an ADRC network?

    Yes, 89.8%

    No,10.2%

    4.5 in aggregate

    4.4.a. If yes, does your agency provide I&R/A services within this ADRC network?

    ValueCountPercent

    Yes25591.4%

    No134.7%

    Do not know113.9%

    Is your agency a partner in an ADRC network?

    Number of respondents = 279If your agency is a partner in an ADRC network, does your agency provide I&R/A services within this ADRC network?

    ValuePercentCount

    Yes91.4%255

    No4.7%13

    Do not know3.9%11

    279

    4.5 in aggregate

    Percent of Respondents N=279

    If your agency is a partner in an ADRC network, does your agency provide I&R/A services within this ADRC network? Percent

    If your agency is a partner in an ADRC network, does your agency provide I&R/A services within this ADRC network?

    Yes, 91.4%

    No, 4.7%

    4.5 by agency

    4.5. How would you describe your agency’s relationship to the ADRC in your community (or region)? 

    ValueCountPercent

    My agency is the lead agency16051.3%

    My agency is an equal partner with another agency/agencies7423.7%

    My agency is a partner, but not an equal partner196.1%

    My agency receives referrals from the lead agency/agencies175.5%

    My agency has no relationship with the ADRC61.9%

    There is no ADRC in our community113.5%

    Other258.0%

    Number of respondents = 312

    How would you describe your agency’s relationship to the ADRC in your community (or region)? 

    ValuePercentCount

    Lead agency51.3%160

    Equal partner with another agency/agencies23.7%74

    Other8.0%25

    Partner, but not an equal partner6.1%19

    Receives referrals from lead agency(s)5.5%17

    No ADRC in our community3.5%11

    No relationship with the ADRC1.9%6

    312

    4.5 by agency

    Percent of Respondents (N=312)

    How would you describe your agency’s relationship to the ADRC in your community (or region)?  Percent

    Describe your agency’s relationship to the ADRC in your community (or region):

    4.6 in aggregate

    5.1 by agency (compare T.1)

    4.6. Does your agency participate in a No Wrong Door (NWD) system initiative?

    ValueCountPercent

    Yes21068.4%

    No299.5%

    Do not know4815.6%

    My state/community does not have a NWD system initiative206.5%

    Number of respondents = 307

    Does your agency participate in a No Wrong Door system initiative?

    ValuePercentCount

    Yes68.4%210

    Do not know15.6%48

    No9.5%29

    State/community does not have a NWD system initiative6.5%20

    307

    5.1 by agency (compare T.1)

    Percent of RespondentsN=307

    Does your agency participate in a No Wrong Door system initiative? Percent

    Does your agency participate in a No Wrong Door system initiative?

    Yes, 68.4%

    No, 9.5%

    State/community does not have a NWD system initiative, 6.5%

    5.1 --ew spreadsheet

    Count of Taxonomy Classification System

    We use another type of taxonomyWe use AIRS/211 LA County TaxonomyWe use a variation of AIRS/211 LA County TaxonomyWe created our own taxonomy without the use of an existing systemOur taxonomy is in the development phaseDo not know

    State Agency on Aging (and Disability)3117445

    AAA20521712842

    ADRC51666614

    CIL16218

    Other Non-Profit64311

    Grand Total298530322390289

    Number of Respondents = 289

    5.1 --ew spreadsheet

    State Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)

    AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

    ADRCADRCADRCADRCADRCADRC

    CILCILCILCILCILCIL

    Other Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitOther Non-Profit

    Grand TotalGrand TotalGrand TotalGrand TotalGrand TotalGrand Total

    Count of Taxonomy Classification System We use another type of taxonomy

    Count of Taxonomy Classification System We use AIRS/211 LA County Taxonomy

    Count of Taxonomy Classification System We use a variation of AIRS/211 LA County Taxonomy

    Count of Taxonomy Classification System We created our own taxonomy without the use of an existing system

    Count of Taxonomy Classification System Our taxonomy is in the development phase

    Count of Taxonomy Classification System Do not know

    Number of Respondents (N=289)

    Taxonomy Classification System by Agency Type

    3

    11

    7

    4

    4

    5

    20

    52

    17

    12

    8

    42

    5

    16

    6

    6

    6

    14

    1

    6

    2

    18

    6

    4

    3

    11

    29

    85

    30

    32

    23

    90

    5.2 in aggregate (compare F.12)

    Response IDState:Staff Name:Contact Information:Job Title:Contact Information:Agency Name:Contact Information:Email:Contact Information:1.1. Does your agency operate an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)?State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AAAADRCCILOther Non-ProfitAgency typeTaxonomy Classification System

    67VermontMichel RichardsCoordinator of Information ServicesArea Agency on Aginf ro Northeastern [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    68OregonMonica SandgrenResource SpecialistMultnomah County Aging, Disability and Veterans [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    69TennesseeYesAAAAAAAIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    70VermontEricka Reilpac [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    71TexasMelissa CarterDirectorArea Agency on [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    75TexasSandra JonesCall Center ManagerCentral Texas Area Agency on [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    78AlabamaJulie MillerProgram and Planning Division Chief, ADRC State CoordinatorAlabama Department of Senior [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    80TexasPaula JohnsonHuman Service Program ManagerHarris County Area Agency on [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    82TexasCharlotte TalleyClient Care ManagerArea Agency on Aging [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    84New YorkYesADRCADRCAIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    85OregonJeanne WrightAAA DirectorDouglas County enior [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    87TexasMnocNoAAAAAAAIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    88New YorkLora Lee La FranceDirectorSRMT [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    89New Yorkandrea fettingerdirectorfulton co office for aging/[email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    90New HampshireRoberta BernerExecutive DirectorGrafton County Senior Citizens Council, [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitAIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    92TennesseeJennifer MillerI&R SpecialistArea Agency on Aging & [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    93TennesseeAmy FrederickInfo and referral specialistArea Agency on Aging and [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    94VermontLisa DuffyI&[email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    95TexasMichelle ParkerDirectorWest CEntral Texas AAA/[email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    98New YorkDavid JordanExecutive DirectorMontgomery County Office for Aging, [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    99New HampshireWendi AultmanProgram ManagerNH [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    104VermontKelly GiancolaI & ASouthwestern VT [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    106New YorkLisa HolmesDirectorTompkins County Office for the [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    110IowaEileen CreagerLifeLong Links CoordinatorAging Resources of Central [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    112ArizonaCindy SaverinoProgram [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    113New Hampshirepaul RobitailleCenter ManagerCoos [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    118TexasJeannie ReevesDirectorArea Agency on Aging of the Permian [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    119New YorkDaniel SzewcLong Term Care CoordinatorErie County Department of Senior [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    121TexasJennifer ScottDirectorCapital [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    123TexasViola MonrrealProgram Developer/CoordinatorAAA/[email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    125TexasJanet KaramProgram [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    128New YorkMary Ann SpanosDirectorChautauqua County Office for the [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    130New YorkLiz HaskinsDirectorCortland County Area Agency on [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    131MassachusettsDonna ShecrallahAAA PlannerSouth Shore Elder [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    133TexasBonnie BrooksADRC CoordinatorAging and Disability Resource Center of Southeast/Deep East [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    134New YorkJulie Allen AldrichDirectorMonroe County Office for the [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    137TennesseeLaura GrierCHOICES Enrollment Coordinator and I&R SpecialistSoutheast TN Area Agency on Aging and [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    139North DakotaJudy TschiderProgram Admin.ND Aging Service [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    141New YorkAngela MililloDeputy DirectorWyoming County Office for the [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    143MassachusettsPatricia PomerleauHome Care [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    149MissouriKathie kearbeyVocational [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    151TexasJanet M. EndersManager, Special ProgramsArea Agency on Aging of the Heart of [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    152GeorgiaLinda PogueDisability Rights and Program DirectordisABILITY [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    154GeorgiaHeather DornerInforamation and Referral SpecialistdisABILITY [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    155TexasAnita GuyCenter CoordinatorDisability Connections CIL - [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    156IllinoisMichele MillerExecutive DirectorNorthwestern Illinois Center for Independent Living (NICIL)[email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    157IdahoRaul EnriquezProgram SpecialistIdaho Commission on [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    158IdahoRachelle HaagInformation and AssistanceArea Agency on [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    159IdahoYesState Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    160TexasAndreaCOO, Director of ADTRCProject [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitAIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    161WashingtonPearl BouchardADRN ManagerAging and Long Term Care of Eastern [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    167West VirginiaEric TissenbaumIndependent Living Advocacy/Skillss Training SpecalistAppalachian Center for Independent [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    169TennesseeLorrie WilsonI & A [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    170TexasDoni GreenDirector of AgingNorth Central Texas Council of [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    171MassachusettsKaryn WylieCare Options Dept. ManagerCoastline Elderly [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    174AlabamaNick NybergADRC Project CoordinatorSouth Central Alabama Development [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    175New YorkSusan LewisIndependent Living CoordinatorAccess to [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    176KansasTania HarringtonDirector of Disability [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    177New YorkMelissa BlanarDirectorOrleans County Office for the [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    180ColoradoMichael A. EspinosaProgram [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    181IllinoisYesCILCILAIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    188MarylandEram AbbasiMAP Information and Assistance ManagerMaryland Department of [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    189IndianaJoan CusonDirectorArea 2 Agency on [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    191FloridaMatt RobertsINformation and Referral SpecialistDisability Solutions for Independent [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    193IndianaMarcia PoppDirector of Client ServicesArea 10 Agency on [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    194IllinoisRachael MellenExecutive DirectorIllinois Valley [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    197GeorgiaFran DurbinLead employment and training specialsitdisABILITY [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    199OregonCarol TerryProgram [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    201ColoradoJasper ButeroAAA DirectorSouth Central Council of [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    202IllinoisNoOther Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitAIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    205IndianaDawne LyonDirector of the Aging & Disability Resource CenterCICOA Aging & In-Home [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    209VermontJane J. WysolmerskiI&A/Senior HelpLine CoordinatorSouthwestern Vermont Council On [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    210AlabamaHeather ClevelandADRC [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    213IndianaTony ShepherdExecutive DirectorArea 9 [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    214ColoradoAngela BerryProgram ManagerKit Carson County Health & Human [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitAIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    215AlabamaTerri FrancisDir of Resources and [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    221ColoradoGina LubyVocational SpecialistCentr for [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    224ColoradoEden MayneADRC ManagerBoulder County Area Agency on [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    227MarylandPeggy MillerManagerMd Access point of Baltimore [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    229MarylandAnnie SparksMAP Program CoordinatorQueen Anne's County Department of Community Services (Area Agency on Aging)[email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    230MarylandLauren SpringelSenior Information and Assistance SpecialistCecil County [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    231VermontJudith EpsteinI&A Prigram ManagerSenior [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    232OhioMichael LuersAsst DirOhio Department of [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    234MarylandRebecca KesslerHCBS Division ManagerSt. Mary's County AAA/[email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    235IndianaAnn EdwardsHome and Community Care DirectorLifetime Resources, [email protected]/211 LA County taxonomy

    236IllinoisJon DouglasIndependent Living AdvocateLINC [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitAnother type of taxonomy

    237New YorkConnie BentleyAging Services CoordinatorGreene County Department of Human [email protected] type of taxonomy

    242IllinoisJeri WootersExecutive [email protected] type of taxonomy

    246OklahomaDebbie OdomI&ASODA Area Agency on [email protected] type of taxonomy

    247ColoradoLynn Jolleycase manager/advocateCenter for [email protected] type of taxonomy

    248ColoradoStephen M. HollandDirectorUpper Arkansas Area Agency on [email protected] type of taxonomy

    250OregonRochelle HamiltonExecutive AssistantCommunity Connection of Northeast Oregon, [email protected] type of taxonomy

    251TennesseeLeMay BeckChoices I&[email protected] type of taxonomy

    254IndianaShelly DunnADRC CoordinatorSWIRCA & [email protected] type of taxonomy

    255MarylandLori Jennings-HarrisDirectorSt. Mary's County Department of Aging and Human ServicesYesAAAAAAAnother type of taxonomy

    260MarylandBeth M FiskeADRC ManagerCharles County Department of Community Services, Aging & Senior Programs [email protected] type of taxonomy

    261MarylandMonika WilliamsAging and Disability Resource Center/MAP CoordinatorSt. Mary's County Department of Aging and Human [email protected] type of taxonomy

    262MassachusettsNicole KanisDirector of Community Outreach and EducationCentral Massachusetts Agency on [email protected] type of taxonomy

    265TennesseeJessica PruettI&A SpecialistUCDD/[email protected] type of taxonomy

    266TennesseeInformation and Referral AssistantFirst Tennessee Area Agency on Aging and [email protected] type of taxonomy

    267IndianaJennifer MaloneCOONorthwest Indiana Community [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitAnother type of taxonomy

    269AlabamaAshley CountsADRC [email protected] type of taxonomy

    271IndianaGloria WetnightDirectorArea 7 Agency on Aging/[email protected] type of taxonomy

    273IndianaMaureen WidnerVP, Consumer & Community EngagementAging & In-Home Services of Northeast IN [email protected] type of taxonomy

    275WashingtonMark HarveyRegional DirectorOlympic Area Agency on [email protected] type of taxonomy

    276TexasYesAAAAAAAnother type of taxonomy

    277District of ColumbiaSara Tribe ClarkAssociate Director, ADRCDC Office on [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Another type of taxonomy

    278OklahomaClark MillerDirectorINCOG Area Agency in [email protected] type of taxonomy

    281ColoradoTara MorrowADRC/211 DirectorSenior Resource Development [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitAnother type of taxonomy

    282OhioTory ThompsonDirector of Rural OutreachThe Ability Center of Greater [email protected] type of taxonomy

    284OhioConnie MontgomeryADRN DirectorArea Agency on Aging District 7, [email protected] type of taxonomy

    285IowaCecelia JohnsonLifeLong Links DirectorNortheast Iowa Area Agency on [email protected] type of taxonomy

    286MassachusettsEmily WilliamsDirectorBoston [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitAnother type of taxonomy

    287New YorkLisa Schuhleprogram managerBroome county Office for [email protected] type of taxonomy

    288WashingtonBob RilerCommunity Outreach & Education SpecialistPierce County Aging & Disability [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    291OhioDebbie HuffDirectorArea Agency on Aging [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    293MassachusettsDeborah SchwendimanAgeInfo SupervisorSeniorCare, [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    294AlabamaVivian BartonADRC ProgramCoordinatorSouth Alabama Regional Planning Commission/Area Agency on [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    295IndianaJan FayCoordinator, Information and Referral/ADRCArea IV Agency on Aging and Community Action Programs, [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    297IndianaPatricia HowardInformation & Referr Coor.League for the Blind and [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    299ColoradoErin FisherProgram SpecialistAlpine Area Agency on [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    301HawaiiJune RenaudAging Program PlannerCounty of Kauai Agency on Elderly [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    302IowaTasha JonesIR & AConnections [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    305HawaiiEmrids KiamzonCommunity Service WorkerCounty of Kauai Agency on Elderly [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    307South CarolinaDeb LewisCaregiver AdvocateCatawba [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    308FloridaJulie NetzerAdministrator, Elder HelplineElder [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    310FloridaKim ClawsonDirectorArea Agency on [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    311District of [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitCreated stand-alone taxonomy

    313TennesseeLaVerdia McCulloughAging Program CoordinatorTN Commission on Agingin & [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Created stand-alone taxonomy

    316IowaYesAAAAAACreated stand-alone taxonomy

    317MissouriMichelle BrownManager of Health, Advocacy and Supportive [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    318OklahomaCathi HughesSupervisor, I &AAreawide Aging [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    325AlabamaYolanda BeanADRC CoordinatorCentral Alabama Aging [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    326WashingtonChristina MarnerisCommunity Services Program SupervisorArea Agency on Aging and Disabilities of Soutwest [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    327OhioSuzi KayADRC ManagerUnited Way Geauga [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitCreated stand-alone taxonomy

    332MissouriJanice PiperDirector of Customer CareSouthwest Missouri Office on [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    333OregonNicole CoreyInformation and Resource Referral SpecialistCentral Oregon Council on [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    336OregonBeth JacksonOAA/ADRC Services ManagerNorthWest Senior and Disability [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    337OhioDiane RameyChief of long term careOhio dist. 5 area agency on [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    344FloridaVanessa SantiagoI&R ManagerArea Agency on [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    345OhioAlyea BarajasADRC DirectorLake County Council on [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitCreated stand-alone taxonomy

    347TexasDaniel GoetzAccess and Intake SpecialistAlamo Area Agency on [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    348OhioJulie SipeConsumer Assistance ManagerDistrict 5 Area agency on [email protected] stand-alone taxonomy

    349AlabamaBrandeeADRC [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitCreated stand-alone taxonomy

    350WisconsinIrene KutzElder Benefit SpecialistGreen Lake County DHHS-Aging/LTC [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Created stand-alone taxonomy

    351MississippiMarissa WhitehouseMAC Program AdministratorMS Dept of Human [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Created stand-alone taxonomy

    355IowaKellie Elliott-KapparosCommunity Impact & Systems DirectorThe Heritage Area Agency on [email protected] not know

    357IndianaAngela MarinoADRC ManagerLifeSpan [email protected] not know

    358District of ColumbiaLeland KiangI&R ManagerIona Senior [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitDo not know

    360TexasBeth NoahADRC [email protected] not know

    362IllinoisMarsha JohnsonDirector of CCU ServicesCommunity Care Systems, [email protected] not know

    363HawaiiPhilip AnaLong Term Care Disability SpecialistHawaii Executive Office On [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    365District of ColumbiaJennifer SladenProgram ManagerThe Arc of the United [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitDo not know

    371OregonMarci McMurphyAAA [email protected] not know

    372WashingtonSusan ShepherdADRC Program ManagerDSHS/[email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    374OklahomaAracely MorenoInformationa & Assistance SpecialistOklahoma Economic Development [email protected] not know

    377GeorgiaMalissa ThompsonProgram ManagerBAIN, [email protected] not know

    381GeorgiaVirginia C HarrisBAIN, [email protected] not know

    386IndianaMegan VelasquezADRC ManagerLifeStream Services, [email protected] not know

    387IndianaCatherine PenningtonAccounting and ADRC ManagerHoosier [email protected] not know

    388IowaDawn CarstensenLifeLong Links CoordinatorMilestones [email protected] not know

    391IllinoisStephanie BalogInformation and Assistance [email protected] not know

    392MissouriMichael BrewerBureau ChiefMO [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    393WashingtonStefanie NovacekProgram ManagerSnohomish County Long Term Care & [email protected] not know

    395New HampshireConnie YoungProgram [email protected] not know

    398VermontJoanna BerkI&A [email protected] not know

    401GeorgiaDonna BaldwinResource SpecialistNWGA Regional Commission Area Agency on [email protected] not know

    404VirginiaVivian ClaytonResource CoordinatorPeninsula Agency on [email protected] not know

    406IllinoisNILDA ROJASI & ASENIOR SERVICES OF WILL [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitDo not know

    407IllinoisMARY ALCARAZINFORMATION & RESOURCESSENIOR SERVICES OF WILL [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitDo not know

    408OklahomaJordan GroomsInformation and Assistance SpecialistAssociation of South Central Oklahoma Governments Area Agency on [email protected] not know

    410OregonDawn RustrumADRC AnalystOregon Department of Human Services, State Unit on [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    414TexasLiz CastroDirectorSouth Plains Association of [email protected] not know

    416TexasMarilyn SelfDirector, Dallas Area Agency on AgingCommunity Council of Greater [email protected] not know

    417IllinoisMegan NapierkowskiCommunity PlannerNortheastern Illinois Agency on [email protected] not know

    418OhioSusan WongManager of Self-SufficiencyAsian Services In Action, [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitDo not know

    419MassachusettsNancy MaynardAssociate DirectorHighland Valley Elder [email protected] not know

    420TexasAaron AlanisADRC CoordinatorArea Agency on [email protected] not know

    421OklahomaSharon L. ElderArea Agency on Aging DirectorEastern Oklahoma Dev. [email protected] not know

    424MassachusettsShannon McCue-ChernoffInformation and Referral SpecialistGreater Lynn Senior [email protected] not know

    425OhioJacqi [email protected] not know

    426OhioConnie RingDirector ADRCDirection Home Akron Canton Area Agency on [email protected] not know

    428New JerseyJoseph AmorosoDirectorDiv of Disability [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    429OklahomaBeth BatmanPrograms AdministratorDHS Aging [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    431IndianaTeresa LorenzLifeSpan Options DirectorThrive [email protected] not know

    433MinnesotaKrista BostonDirector - consumer assistance programsMn board on [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    436Rhode IslandTina PearlProgram CoordinatorUnited [email protected] not know

    437South CarolinaKaren AndersonIRA SpecialistLCOG/AA/[email protected] not know

    438WisconsinMaurine StricklandInformation & Assistance, Options & Enrollment Counseling CoordinatorBureau of Aging and Disabilities [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    442VermontDana BakerCase Management and I&A SupervisorSouthwestern VT Council on [email protected] not know

    443IllinoisChristi RochaSupervisor of Seniors ProgramLeyden Family Service and Mental Health [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitDo not know

    444South Carolinakathy DickersonREgional SHIP CoordinatorUpper Savannah AAA/[email protected] not know

    445TexasHolly AndersonDirectorAAA-Deep East [email protected] not know

    446VermontBarbara WintersIR&A + [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitDo not know

    447FloridaGretta JonesGOC IIIDepartment of Elder [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    448MissouriMarilynDirector of Care ManagementCare Connection for Aging [email protected] not know

    450KentuckyLaura ClewettADRC SpecialistBluegrass Area Agency on Aging & Independent [email protected] not know

    451New JerseyDonna GroomeExecutive DirectorCape May County Department of Aging and Disability [email protected] not know

    457IowaDebra EberlyOptions CounselorConnections [email protected] not know

    460MaineCraig PattersonCommunity Program specialistOffice of Aging and Disability [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    461New JerseyLorraine HentzDirectorSussex County Division of Senior [email protected] not know

    467ArkansasSusie KeeslingProgram AdministratorArkansas Department of Human Services Divsion of Aging and Adult [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    469VirginiaSarah HenryActing DirectorPrince William Area Agency on [email protected] not know

    470TennesseeKathryn CoulterChief Development OfficerAging Commission of the [email protected] not know

    472New YorkJulie HarneyExec DirMadison Co Office for the Aging, [email protected] not know

    476OhioLindsay AlexanderADRC Business ManagerCouncil in [email protected] not know

    482WashingtonDiane TribbleManager of Community ServicesAging & Adult Care of Central [email protected] not know

    483MarylandAnne CerrutoClient Advocacy Services SpecialistHarford County Office on [email protected] not know

    487MichiganMiriam GreenIndependent Living SpecialistDisability Network Oakland & [email protected] not know

    490MichiganAmy FloreaCommunity Services DirectorSenior [email protected] not know

    491MichiganJenny JarvisChief Strategy OfficerArea Agency on Aging [email protected] not know

    492MichiganLaurie PalancaI&A Social WorkerArea Agency on Aging [email protected] not know

    493OhioRose JurigaExecutive DirectorTri-County Independent Living Center, [email protected] not know

    494KansasWilda [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    498MichiganDianne CarlsonCommunity Services DirectorArea Agency on [email protected] not know

    502ArkansasSharon DickersonDirector of Home Care ServicesArea Agency on Aging of Southeast Arkansas, [email protected] not know

    503MichiganLori ZimmermanResource SpecialistThe Senior [email protected] not know

    504ArkansasBeth LandonVice President, Communmity [email protected] not know

    508New JerseyLinda VallentI &A Customer ServiceOcean County Office of Senior [email protected] not know

    514IllinoisKathryn JohnsonAssistant [email protected] not know

    515ArkansasCarltha CrockettCustomer Service ManagerEast Arkansas Area Agency on [email protected] not know

    516WisconsinMKruegerManager, [email protected] not know

    520OklahomaAda VanderfordI&A/Caregiver CoordinatorSWODA Aging [email protected] not know

    522HawaiiPeter ReyesProgram DirectorCatholic Charities [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitDo not know

    524TennesseeDorothy Turner MontagueInformation & [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    526MississippiMakleisha HiteResource Specialist IIICentral MS Planning and Development [email protected] not know

    528MississippiJackie SmithResource Specialist [email protected] not know

    531MississippiHattie BooneMAC [email protected] not know

    533WashingtonCorrie BlytheProgram ManagerSE WA [email protected] not know

    536MississippiSeneca ShumpertOutreach Coordinator/I&RThree Rivers [email protected] not know

    543MichiganBarb ManninoOptions CounselorTri-County Office on [email protected] not know

    545WisconsinMary UpdikeSupervisorADRC of Barron, Rusk & Washburn Counties - Barron [email protected] not know

    546VermontMeg BurmeisterDirector of Case ManagementCentral Vermont Council on [email protected] not know

    547VermontChris ShawI&A SpecCentral Vermont Council on [email protected] not know

    549UtahNels HolmgrenDivision DirectorDivision of Aging and Adult [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Do not know

    550MassachusettsDARLENE REGANI & R SUPERVISOR/CAC/SHINE COUNSELOROLD COLONY ELDER [email protected] not know

    552MichiganLaurie SauerAAA DirectorNEMCSA--Region 9 [email protected] in development phase

    553KentuckyJessica BrileyADRC CoordinatorBRADD AAA/[email protected] in development phase

    554MissouriAnneliese StoeverCommunity Programs ManagerSt. Louis Area Agency on [email protected] in development phase

    555VermontLisa MaynesDirector Family SupportVermont Family [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitTaxonomy in development phase

    557IndianaLaura HolscherExecutive [email protected] in development phase

    558KentuckyRhonda PAdillaADRC CoordinatorLake Cumberland Area Development [email protected] in development phase

    559KentuckyStaci ClementsADRC & KHBE CoordinatorBuffalo Trace [email protected] in development phase

    560VermontPenny Waker-ReenCase ManagerCt Vt Council in [email protected] in development phase

    561West VirginiaJenni SutherlandState Director - WV Aging and Disability Resource NetworkWV Bureau of Senior [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Taxonomy in development phase

    563KentuckyNaomi MillerLead Resource CounselorNorthern KY Area Agency on [email protected] in development phase

    564KentuckyAmy KemperADRC CoordinatorFivco [email protected] in development phase

    566KentuckyStacey RickmanADRC CoordinatorPurchase Area Agency on [email protected] in development phase

    567KentuckyRachael CulverADRC CoordinatorPennyrile Area Agency on Aging and Independent [email protected] in development phase

    569New JerseyLorraine JoewonoDirectorBergen County Division of Senior [email protected] in development phase

    571KentuckyHaydee AmulongAging Intake [email protected] in development phase

    575KentuckyTina HayesADRC CoordinatorGreen River Area Development [email protected] in development phase

    577VermontKimberly RivardInformation & Referral specialistNortheast Vermont area Agency on [email protected] in development phase

    578AlabamaDedra H LewisInformation and Referral/ADRC CoordinatorOffice of Senior Citizens [email protected] in development phase

    579VirginiaYesAAAAAATaxonomy in development phase

    [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitTaxonomy in development phase

    585MichiganJudy SivakDirectorRegion IIIA [email protected] in development phase

    587MichiganTrina EdmondsonIL Prrogram ManagerDisability Advocates of Kent [email protected] in development phase

    588MichiganTerri CadyProgram ManagerDisability Network of [email protected] in development phase

    590AlabamaDebbie GregoryADRC CoordinatorArea Agency on Aging of West [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    591New JerseyDennis McGowanActing Program ManagerNJ Division of Aging [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Variation of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    593VirginiaKarenSupervisor, ADCRFairfax [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    594Massachusettsafee [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Variation of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    600IllinoisMegan ConwaySocial Services ManagerHanover Township Senior [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitVariation of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    602MichiganDenise PlakmeyerDeputy DirectorArea Agency on Aging of Northwest [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    605TennesseeGary BolducI&A CoordinatorEast TN Human Resource Agency/[email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    610AlabamaMaranda JohnsonADRC SupervisorMiddle Alabama Area Agency on [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    611GeorgiaCara PellinoADRC CoordinatorARC/[email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    612MinnesotaBeth [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    622New JerseyJanet ZarankaADRC CoordinatorMonmouth County Div on Aging, Disabilities and Veterans [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    623VirginiaTanya BrinkleyService Referral Admin SpecialistVA Dept for Aging & Rehabilitative [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Variation of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    624GeorgiaMatthew ChapmanDirector of Quality AssuranceWalton Options for Independent [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    627OklahomaKay CarterDirectorGrand Gateway Area Agency on [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    628WashingtonKristine GlasgowOperations DirectorNorthwest Regional [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    629WashingtonTawnya WeintraubSupervisor, Senior Information & AssistanceKitsap County [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    633MassachusettsElder Services of Cape Cod & the [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    640TexasMichael B Grisham2-1-1 TIRN Program [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Variation of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    641ColoradoRobert HeldAAA [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    642PennsylvaniaDenise HussarDirector, Education and Outreach OfficePA Dept. of [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Variation of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    643KentuckyMichelle WadeADRC/SHIP CoordinatorKIPDA Area Agency on Aging and Independent [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    644KentuckyAaron BanksADRC CounselorCumberland Valley Area Agency on Aging and Independent [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    645MichiganLaura SutterCoordinatorArea Agency on Aging Region [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    650MontanaKerrie ReidelbachADRC Program ManagerOffice on [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Variation of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    656Michigansuzanne Filby-clarkCare Management services DirectorArea Agency on Aging of Western [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    659ArkansasRuthie LangstonExecutive DirectorArea Agency on Aging of Southwest Arkansas, [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    660South CarolinaFrank TurnerGroup LaederCharleston Amputee Support [email protected] Non-ProfitOther Non-ProfitVariation of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    661MichiganCarla LasaterI/R & A and Rehab/Options CounselorCapital Area Center for Independent [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    663MissouriJulie WetherbyExecutive DirectorRegion 2 Area Agency on [email protected] of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    665IllinoisBert WeberRegional CoordinatorIllinois Department on [email protected] Agency on Aging (and Disability)State Agency on Aging (and Disability)Variation of AIRS/211 LA County taxonomy

    670MichiganTim NiyonsengaDeputy DirectorR2 Area Agency on [email protected]

    5.2 by agency (compare F.13)

    5.2. Please identify the software your organization uses for CLIENT TRACKING/CASE MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING.

    ValueCountPercent

    State-Developed Software4414.5%

    Agency Specific, In-House Developed Software82.6%

    Aging Information Management System (AIMS)175.6%

    Bowan System's ServicePoint20.7%

    Care Works00.0%

    CIL Management Suite124.0%

    Enhanced Services Program (ESP)41.3%

    Harmony Products9129.9%

    Microsoft Access20.7%

    Microsoft Excel72.3%

    MYCIL31.0%

    North Light's Resource House20.7%

    In-house Development00.0%

    RTM Designs ReferNET124.0%

    RTZ Associates' GetCare165.3%

    SunCoast Iris72.3%

    VisionLink Tapestry62.0%

    Peer Place175.6%

    Do not know82.6%

    Other4615.1%

    Client Tracking, Case Management and Reporting Software Products

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    Number of Respondents = 304Harmony29.9%91

    Other15.1%46

    State-Developed Software14.5%44

    AIMS5.6%17

    Peer Place5.6%17

    RTZ Associates' GetCare5.3%16

    CIL Management Suite4.0%12

    RTM Designs ReferNET4.0%12

    Agency Specific, In-House Developed Software2.6%8

    Do not know2.6%8

    Microsoft Excel2.3%7

    SunCoast Iris2.3%7

    VisionLink Tapestry2.0%6

    Enhanced Services Program (ESP)1.3%4

    MYCIL1.0%3

    Bowan System's ServicePoint0.7%2

    Microsoft Access0.7%2

    North Light's Resource House0.7%2

    304

    5.2 by agency (compare F.13)

    Percent of Respondents (N=304)

    Client Tracking, Case Management and Reporting Software Products Percent

    Client Tracking, Case Management and Reporting Software Products

    5.2 by agency (vers 2)

    Count of Agency TypeColumn Labels

    Row LabelsOther Non-Profit (N=24)CIL (N=30)ADRC (N=59)AAA (N=155)State Agency on Aging and Disability (N=36)Grand Total

    Harmony20.83%0.00%27.12%36.77%36.11%29.93%

    Other29.17%46.67%5.08%9.68%19.44%15.13%

    State-Developed Software8.33%0.00%18.64%18.06%8.33%14.47%

    Peer Place4.17%0.00%8.47%7.10%0.00%5.59%

    AIMS0.00%0.00%1.69%9.03%5.56%5.59%

    RTZ Associates0.00%0.00%3.39%7.10%8.33%5.26%

    RTM Designs ReferNET4.17%0.00%11.86%1.94%2.78%3.95%

    CIL Management Suite4.17%36.67%0.00%0.00%0.00%3.95%

    Do not know4.17%3.33%0.00%3.23%2.78%2.63%

    Agency Specific, In-House Dev'd8.33%3.33%3.39%0.00%8.33%2.63%

    SunCoast Iris0.00%0.00%5.08%2.58%0.00%2.30%

    Microsoft Excel12.50%0.00%6.78%0.00%0.00%2.30%

    VisionLink Tapestry4.17%0.00%6.78%0.65%0.00%1.97%

    Enhanced Services Program0.00%0.00%0.00%2.58%0.00%1.32%

    MYCIL0.00%6.67%0.00%0.00%2.78%0.99%

    North Light0.00%0.00%0.00%0.65%2.78%0.66%

    Microsoft Access0.00%3.33%0.00%0.00%2.78%0.66%

    Bowan System0.00%0.00%1.69%0.65%0.00%0.66%

    Grand Total100.00%100.00%100.00%100.00%100.00%100.00%

    5.2 by agency (vers 2)

    HarmonyHarmonyHarmonyHarmonyHarmony

    OtherOtherOtherOtherOther

    State-Developed SoftwareState-Developed SoftwareState-Developed SoftwareState-Developed SoftwareState-Developed Software

    Peer PlacePeer PlacePeer PlacePeer PlacePeer Place

    AIMSAIMSAIMSAIMSAIMS

    RTZ AssociatesRTZ AssociatesRTZ AssociatesRTZ AssociatesRTZ Associates

    RTM Designs ReferNETRTM Designs ReferNETRTM Designs ReferNETRTM Designs ReferNETRTM Designs ReferNET

    CIL Management SuiteCIL Management SuiteCIL Management SuiteCIL Management SuiteCIL Management Suite

    Do not knowDo not knowDo not knowDo not knowDo not know

    Agency Specific, In-House Dev'dAgency Specific, In-House Dev'dAgency Specific, In-House Dev'dAgency Specific, In-House Dev'dAgency Specific, In-House Dev'd

    SunCoast IrisSunCoast IrisSunCoast IrisSunCoast IrisSunCoast Iris

    Microsoft ExcelMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft Excel

    VisionLink TapestryVisionLink TapestryVisionLink TapestryVisionLink TapestryVisionLink Tapestry

    Enhanced Services ProgramEnhanced Services ProgramEnhanced Services ProgramEnhanced Services ProgramEnhanced Services Program

    MYCILMYCILMYCILMYCILMYCIL

    North LightNorth LightNorth LightNorth LightNorth Light

    Microsoft AccessMicrosoft AccessMicrosoft AccessMicrosoft AccessMicrosoft Access

    Bowan SystemBowan SystemBowan SystemBowan SystemBowan System

    Grand TotalGrand TotalGrand TotalGrand TotalGrand Total

    Client Tracking/Case Management and Reporting Software Products by Agency Type

    Percent of Respondent by Agency Type

    Column Labels Other Non-Profit (N=24)

    Column Labels CIL (N=30)

    Column Labels ADRC (N=59)

    Column Labels AAA (N=155)

    Column Labels State Agency on Aging and Disability (N=36)

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