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How Do You Get on Your Area Agency on Aging's Provider List?
Call your AAA, ask how it buys in-home services, and apply at its next procurement. What AAAs fund, what they require, and how to stay on the list.
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New Hampshire has no regional Area Agencies on Aging; the state's Bureau of Adult and Aging Services plans and funds aging services statewide. Local help comes through a network of Aging and Disability Resource Centers (formerly called ServiceLink), reachable toll-free at 1-866-634-9412.
The state office is the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, Bureau of Adult and Aging Services (BAAS). Anywhere in the US, the Eldercare Locator (eldercare.acl.gov, 1-800-677-1116) connects you to your local agency.
| Agency | Counties served | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Belknap County ADRC | Belknap | (603) 528-6945 |
| Carroll County ADRC | Carroll | (603) 323-2043 |
| Cheshire County-Monadnock Region ADRC | Cheshire | (603) 357-1922 |
| Coos County ADRC | Coos | (603) 752-6407 |
| Grafton County ADRC | Grafton | (603) 448-1558 |
| Hillsborough County ADRC | Hillsborough | (603) 644-2240 |
| Merrimack County ADRC | Merrimack | (603) 228-6625 |
| Rockingham County ADRC | Rockingham | (603) 334-6594 |
| Strafford County ADRC | Strafford | (603) 332-7398 |
| Sullivan County ADRC | Sullivan | (603) 542-5177 |
Area Agencies on Aging plan and fund local services for older adults under the Older Americans Act: information and referral, in-home services, meals, caregiver support and help applying for benefits. Many contract with home care agencies to deliver in-home services.
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Call your AAA, ask how it buys in-home services, and apply at its next procurement. What AAAs fund, what they require, and how to stay on the list.
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