What
is the Aging and Disability
Resource
Center
(ADRC)?
The Aging and Disability Resource Center
of Trempealeau County
serves the general public as a source of information, assistance and
connections to services for aging & disability resources.
Our Mission
The
mission of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Trempealeau
County is to provide useful information, assistance and education
about service options while at all times supporting the rights,
dignity and preferences of the individual.
We provide
free:
●
confidential, professional consultations
●
assistance planning and advocacy
●
connections to home care, meals,
transportation, respite/caregiver support, housing and much
more
To learn more about the
following publicly funded, community-based, long-term care programs
of Family Care and IRIS, along with others, please contact the Aging
& Disability Resource Center of Trempealeau County.
Family Care is a long-term care
service system with goals to support people's independence, choice
and access to services and supports to meet their needs, and improve
overall quality of life through a cost-effective long-term care
system. Western Wisconsin Cares (WWC) operates the Family Care
Program serving the counties of Trempealeau,
Buffalo, Clark, Jackson, La Crosse, Monroe, Pepin, and Vernon.
Include, Respect, I Self-Direct (IRIS) is a
long-term care program where people are able to self-direct their
publicly funded, community-based, long-term care supports and
services.
Our qualified staff can connect
you, family and friends to a variety of agencies, programs,
resources and information.
