The Area Agency on Aging originated in 1976 and is funded through the authority of the Older Americans Acts of 1965. state and local funds, and contributions.
What is an Area Agency on Aging? What do we do? Click here to find out more!
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The Long-Term Care Ombudsman is a resident advocate who works to identify, investigate, and resolve problems related to health, safety, welfare, and rights of individuals living in Nursing Homes or Assisted Living Facilities. All conversations, visits, and complaints voiced to an Ombudsman are completely confidential and free.
For more information on Ombudsman and other long term care info, click HERE.
We are proud to announce the official Proclamation of Older American's Month in Brazos County! Older American's Month is celebrated in the Month of May; it's important to build our community by maintaining intergenerational relationships. We at the Area Agency on Aging are proud to be part of this mission to continue promoting the independence and health of Older Americans in Brazos Valley!