Provides information on assistive technology and rehabilitation equipment, including how to find and purchase it.  Also offers an online forum for consumers, caregivers and others to submit and read reviews of products and classified ads of equipment for sale.

A nonprofit organization with an online directory that allows people to research, compare, locate and obtain mobility and assistive products, such as wheelchairs, canes, walkers, bars and rails.

Provides reliable information, care consultation and supportive services for dementia caregivers through state and local chapters. The website also includes an interactive tool, CareFinder, which helps families to:
• Recognize dementia care
• Plan and pay for care
• Communicate with care providers
• Find local support and resources

Government-sponsored website with a directory of assistive devices and other products, which includes information about cost and vendors.

An online directory of AJFCS  member agencies throughout the country. Services include:
• Care management
• Chore services
• Adult day services
• Kosher meals on wheels
• Respite care

Provides support services for anyone affected by cancer including limited financial assistance grants for:
• Transportation
• Child care  
• Home care

Provides social services to individuals in need, including family support, respite care and home care services.

Comfort Zone provides GPS location updates using a portable cellular device. Family members can monitor a person's location using a graphical web-based mapping program. Families can also decide on the level of monitoring needed, such as verifying location from a computer; receiving alerts when the person has traveled in or out of a zone; or just emergency assistance if there is a wandering incident.

Assists children and adults with disabilities and their families by providing adult day services, including medical and social services.

Provides information about end-of-life care. Its website includes a "Locate a Hospice" search which allows the user to search for  hospice and palliative care programs, and a "Caregiver's Corner" that offers publications and tips on caregiving for persons near the end-of-life.

This organization offers educational programs, connective social activities, emotional support, and inter-generational programming designed to help you navigate through your community's continuum of care. Designed to ensure families have access to new, supportive settings created for the purpose of educating, empowering and energizing.

Provides services ranging from health care to disaster response, as well as services for children and families and care for older adults.

Offers online directory of local meal programs across the country for adults who are elderly, homebound, disabled, frail, or at risk.

Online directory of NADSA member agencies throughout the country (including adult day services and adult day health programs).  

Online "Agency Locator"  helps consumers to find and choose a home care provider in their state and local area to match their specific needs. Database consists of NAHC members, more than 20,000 home care and hospice agencies.

Online directory of its members, who provide services throughout the country at varying fees. These professionals (nurses, social workers, etc.)  specialize in aging and elder care and can help families assess needs and plan suitable care.

The National Center on Senior Transportation’s mission is to increase transportation options for older adults and enhance their ability to live more independently within their communities throughout the United States.

Provides information about end-of-life care. Its online "Find a Provider" search allows the user to search for member hospice and palliative care programs for individuals who have
advanced illness or have been considered terminally ill by a physician.

Online directory of home care agencies, both medical and non-medical, in 44 states.  Database consists of NPDA members.

Sponsored by the University of Southern California, the website features a section entitled "Home Modification for Caregivers" and an online national directory of home modification resources geared to help older persons remain independent.

The National Volunteer Caregiving Network (NVCN) provides technical assistance, educational webinars, national conferences, information and referral, and mentorship, among other benefits for member organizations. Membership is open to any organization or individual who can realize benefits.  Interfaith volunteer caregiving is based on the belief that people of ALL faiths include a tenet to help their neighbors by putting their faith into action.

Online resource helps consumers locate appropriate health care, supportive services and comprehensive resources in their area. Care.com offers a supportive caregiver guide to senior care issues, informative and detailed articles and a searchable index of caregivers. Services vary by agency but may include:
 
• Geriatric Case Management
• Assisted Living
• Transportation Services
• Home Care
• Nursing Home Care
• Adult Day Health
• Independent Living

Provides assistance to frail older persons and adults with disabilities so they can live independently in their own homes or communities. Volunteers offer:
• Respite for caregivers
• Companionship to care recipients
• Help with various tasks and chores

Some centers hold monthly meetings of education and support for those who care for older adults. Centers also provide:
• Respite care
• In-home visitors
• Home health aides
• Support groups
• Adult day care
• Information and referral

Over 1,350 programs operating throughout the country to promote increased access to health care for disease prevention and treatment, and medical rehabilitations for people with disabilities. Services focus on under- and uninsured populations.

Online resource helps consumers locate a VNA in their area. VNAs offer comprehensive home health care or personal care to individuals in their respective communities for a fee. The website includes tips on choosing a home health agency and information about insurance coverage. Services vary by agency but may include:        
• Skilled nursing
• Home health aide services
• Rehabilitation therapies: physical, occupational and speech-language
• Medical social services
• Hospice and palliative care services