Visitors to the ADRC are strongly encouraged to wear a mask or face covering. A mask will be provided if needed. Visitors can expect to speak with a staff member by phone from a private room. As we maintain social distancing practices, visitors may be asked to wait outside the ADRC or in their vehicle until it is their turn to enter.
The ADRC of Dane County provides information about resources and support on all aspects of life related to aging or living with a disability and is a one-stop shop for older adults, people with disabilities and their families. ADRC staff are unbiased and knowledgeable professionals who listen to your concerns, help clarify your options and direct you to appropriate resources. The ADRC is also the access point for information about long-term care options and applying for public benefits. Services provided by the ADRC are free and available to all Dane County residents regardless of income or assets.
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Related information for Session 3 [6/9/2020] can be found below.
- Alzheimer's Assoc. | Webinar/Phone Family Caregiver Education Programs [June]
- Alzheimer's Assoc. | Wisconsin Teleconference/Webinar Family Caregiver Support Groups
- Ambiguous Loss
- COVID-19 and Caregiving
- Creative Connections During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Meditation - Bringing Calm to Your Day
- Public Health Madison & Dane County and COVID-19
Related information for Session 2 [5/19/2020] can be found below.
- ADAW Virtual Education Programs - May 2020
- Agent Orange Presumptives
- The CALM Approach
- CALM Tip Card
- Caregiver Grants
- Middleton Music Therapy Services Brochure
- Public Health Madison & Dane County and COVID-19
- Social Isolation
- VA Caregiver Support Brochure (snapshot)
- VA Income Threshold in Madison 2020
- VHA Healthcare and Caregiver Support Services
Related information for Session 1 [5/5/2020] can be found below.
- PUBLIC HEALTH MADISON & DANE COUNTY AND COVID-19 | Presented by Alison Blackmore, RN, BSN - Public Health Nurse and Sridevi Mohan, MPH,MA - Epidemiologist
- CAREGIVER EMERGENCY PLANS | Presented by Joy Schmidt - Dementia Crisis Specialist & Interim Dementia Care Specialist, Dane County Human Services
[Download PowerPoint with audio] - Cleaing and Disinfecting Your Home
- Department of Veterans Affairs Caregiver Support Program Information for Caregivers During COVID-19
- 300 Things to do with a Person with Dementia
- 105 Activities for Dementia
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Session 2 Recording |
Session 3 Recording |
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| RESOURCE WISE is our ADRC quarterly newsletter. This newsletter provides valuable information and timely tips to our Dane County community. Current Edition: Read the Winter 2020 Edition of Resource Wise. |
The ADRC and the State of Wisconsin are working together to improve the ADRCs and our services across the state. Tell us about your experience.The following link leads to the customer satisfaction survey for the ADRC of Dane County. We would appreciate you taking this brief customer satisfaction survey: https://www.snapsurveys.com/wh/s.asp?k=152902463282
To support seniors, adults with disabilities, their families and caregivers by providing useful information, assistance and education on community services and long-term care options and by serving as the single entry point for publicly funded long-term care services while at all times respecting the rights, dignity and preference of the individual.
- Monday through Friday
7:45 am – 4:30 pm - *After-hours appointments are available upon request
- Toll-Free: 855-417-6892
- Phone: 608-240-7400
- Fax: 608-240-7401
- ADRC@countyofdane.com
- Address
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2865 N. Sherman Avenue
Northside Town Center
Madison, WI 53704
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RESOURCE WISE is our ADRC quarterly newsletter. This newsletter provides valuable information and timely tips to our Dane County community.
Click here to read the lastest issue.A memory screen is a wellness tool that helps identify possible changes in memory and cognition. It creates a baseline of where a person is at so future changes can be monitored. Memory Screening can be conducted at the ADRC, or we can visit your home.
Call (608) 240-7400 to schedule a memory screen.
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