Senior Services

Ann Arbor Meals on Wheels

3621 S. State, ste. 650 • (734) 998–6686
Provides up to 13 healthy, prepared meals per week and other supportive services to homebound adults. No age or payment requirements; $3/meal donation requested. Visit website to submit a meal request form. [email protected], michmed.org/aamow

Housing Bureau for Seniors (Michigan Medicine)

3621 S. State, ste. 710, Ann Arbor • (734) 998–9339
Services for age 55+ including eviction/foreclosure prevention, housing counseling, referrals to community services, community education and outreach, and tax preparation clinic. Annual Senior Living Week has informational workshops, a senior living expo, and tours of senior living communities. [email protected], uofmhealth.org/hbs

Huron Valley PACE

2940 Ellsworth, Ypsi • (734) 572–5777
Supports seniors 55+ to remain living at home as independently as possible. Services provided on-site or in the home include adult day center activities, primary medical care, coordination of care, medications, medical equipment, physical and occupational therapies, transportation, and more. Mon.–Fri. 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. [email protected], huronvalleypace.org

New American Club (Jewish Family Services)

2245 S. State • (734) 769–0209
A psychosocial support program for Russian-speaking seniors born in countries of the former Soviet Union. Case management and social services, housing referrals, emergency financial assistance, burial assistance, referrals and resource advocacy, transportation, interpretation and translation services, ESL classes, Meals on Wheels, friendly home visits, kosher congregate meals and food pantry program, short- and long-term counseling, cultural & health education, and field trips. [email protected], jfsannarbor.org/new-american-club

Senior Resource Connect (Catholic Charities)

(734) 971–9781, ext. 6
Helps traditional caregivers and community members identify at-risk older adults and connect them with resources. Includes an online directory of 500+ local resources, a self-assessment quiz, a caregiver events calendar, a weekly blog, and training on identifying elder abuse. seniorresourceconnectmi.org

Senior Services (Catholic Charities)

4925 Packard • (734) 971–9781
Offers a variety of community-based programs to aid the 60+ population, including resource advocacy, assistance navigating Medicaid/Medicare, Senior Volunteers (see RSVP in Volunteer Resources, below), home maintenance and safety services, minor chore and repair services, respite and adult day activities, support for grandparents as parents, and Senior Resource Connect (see above). ccwcwashtenaw.org/seniors

Silver Club Memory Programs

2401 Plymouth Rd., ste. C (Turner Senior Resource Center) • (734) 998–9352
For older adults with memory loss, cognitive impairment, or early stages of related dementias. Mind Works (Wed. 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.), an all-male group, provides mental exercise, memory techniques, and community engagement. The Elderberry Club (Tues. 10:30 a.m.–3 p.m.), an all-female group, meets for discussion, friendship, and creative expression. The Silver Club Enrichment Program (Mon.–Fri. 10 a.m.–3:30 p.m.) is a structured, activity-based program for those with moderate memory loss. Activities include fitness, art, gardening, games, and socialization; lunch is included. Prescreening required for all groups. Sliding scale fee. [email protected], michmed.org/silver-club-memory

Turner African American Services Council

401 Plymouth Rd., ste. C (Turner Senior Resource Center) • (734) 998–9353
Creates partnerships between the community and local health care providers to increase and enhance access to wellness, health education, and health care for diverse and underserved older adults. [email protected], michmed.org (search for TAASC)

Turner Senior Wellness Program (Michigan Medicine)

2401 Plymouth Rd., ste. C (Turner Senior Resource Center) • (734) 998–9353
Improves quality of life for older adults and their families by providing health lectures, exercise classes, information about community resources, support groups, technology mentoring, and more. Throughout the building, Gallery 55+ displays art by people age 55+. Telecoil hearing aid loop in main conference room. Mon.–Fri. 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Lunch served Tues. & Fri. noon; $3 donation for those age 65+; $5.50 for others. No fees for regular events. [email protected], michmed.org/tswp

WISE Aging & Caregiver Support Services (Jewish Family Services)

2245 S. State • (734) 769–0209
Support for aging individuals and caregivers of aging or ill loved ones. Information, referrals, introductions to facilities and service providers, monthly support groups, and educational workshops. Care management, nutrition services, medical and health support, transportation assistance, social connections, home support and transitions, mental health support, insurance and legal matters, and end-of-life decisions and care. [email protected], jfsannarbor.org/wise