What Transportation Options Do Seniors Have If They Cannot Drive?
Having access to transportation is critical to staying connected to family and friends and to pursuing day-to-day activities, both those that are essential and those
Transportation & Mobility
Whether it’s due to illness, injury, or other factors, aging loved ones may need assistance to ensure their mobility. The same is true around their need for transportation.
About 600,000 older adults stop driving each year.
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How to Address the Mobility Challenges Older Adults Face?
Mobility facilitates independence and improves our quality of life. As we age the ability to move around freely can become limited. While all mobility changes
Participating Providers
A Little Help Is A Nonprofit Organization That Connects Neighbors Of All Ages To Enhance Lives And Strengthen Our Communities.
The Center unites and facilitates research teams across Colorado State University to bring convergence to the grand challenge of global aging.
ome Share Colorado is a 501 C3 Nonprofit helping older adults to share the space in thier homes increasing access to in home services, extra income and companionship in exchange for decreased rent.
Via is a full-spectrum mobility manager offering transportation services for individuals and groups. Via also provides a wide range of community and group educational resources related to transportation for older adults, people with disabilities and others living with mobility limitations.
Registered nurse of over 23 years who specializes in seniors and the services and resources they need
With more than 40 years' experience as the designated Area Agency on Aging (AAA) for the eight-county region, the Denver Regional Council of Government plans and provides comprehensive services to address the needs of the region's population of older adults and people living with disabilities. We are responsible for the establishment of a comprehensive, coordinated system of community-based supportive and nutrition services for the Denver region's older adults. All services we provide are FREE.
The Park County Senior Coalition is a non-profit that serves Park County Residents age 60+
We provide Medical & Non-medical home health services in the greater Denver & Boulder metro areas. Insurances accepted: Medicare, Medicaid, Kaiser, Anthem, Cigna, United, Pinnacol.
Helping older adults stay independent!
Aging Resources of Douglas County connects older people to vital services, information, and resources that promote aging with independence and dignity. We believe that the voice of every senior should be heard and respected and that the whole community should join together to support older adults in their golden years.
More than services.
Our passion.
Getting around and staying in your home are essential to your health and happiness. That’s why we’ve transported our clients to medical appointments, work, classes, recreational activities and more for nearly 50 years. With our Homecare Services we support your desire to stay where you are most comfortable – home.