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| Topic | Organization | Description | Contact information, web link | |
| Local Directories, Services, and Lists | ||||
| Resources Locator | City of Hyattsville | Enter your zip code and search for low- and no-cost resources in Hyattsville and the surrounding area, including those that provide food, healthcare, housing, job training, and more. | Hyattsville.org Resources | |
| Services for Seniors and People with Disabilities | City of Hyattsville | Resource about the services, programs and events for seniors and people with disabilities, such as Ageless Grace exercise program, Call-A-Bus, Hyattsville Heroes Program (help with yard and home maintenance), and Arts Classes. | Hyattsville.org Senior and Disability Services Phone: (301) 985-5058 |
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| Resources and Support for Older Adults Living Alone: A Comprehensive Guide (2023) | National Council on Aging | A guide to a wide range of resources, programs, and supports for older adults with a particular focus on those who live alone. | NCOA Resources for Older Adults Living Alone | |
| Services for older adults and their families | Eldercare Locator | A public service of the U.S. Administration on Aging connecting you to services for older adults and their families | AoA Eldercare Locator | |
| Healthcare Providers | Medicare.gov Provider Comparison | A tool for comparing nursing homes and rehab facilities in specific locations | Medicare.gov Care Compare | |
| Caregiver Resources | Various | List of local resources for caregivers and Support groups | Resources for Caregivers | |
| Exercise Programs | Various | List of local, free or reduced-fee programs for older adults | Exercise Options | |
| Music Venues | Various | Lists of local live music venues, festivals, and other music resources | Music Venues | |
| Travel Groups | Various | List of national and international travels groups for older adults | Senior Travel Resources | |
| Reports, Publications | ||||
| Age Friendly Initiative | City of Hyattsville, Age Friendly Initiative Work Group | This document is the City’s plan to improve conditions for people of all ages in the City of Hyattsville, with a specific focus on the senior population. It was written in accordance with the guidelines provided by the AARP Network of Age-Friendly Communities, of which the City seeks to be a continuing member. The City joined the network in January of 2017.Refer to Appendix 4 (pg46): Resources for information on Housing, and Home & Community-based Services | Hyattsville Action Plan to Increase Age Friendliness | |
| Free Publications about Aging | National Institute on Aging | National Institute on Aging’s publications ordering site! Here you can order free publications about healthy aging, such as “A Guide for Older People: Talking with your doctor” | You can order online at https://order.nia.nih.gov/, call the NIA Information Center at 1-800-222-2225, or email niaic@mail.nih.gov. | |
| Housing | ||||
| Capable Home Modification Program | Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland | Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland offers home modification services to eligible senior residents. | Habitat CAPABLE Program | |
| Creative housing options | AARP | Information to explain housing options for older adults as well as lists of books, articles, and fact sheets and reports. | AARP Creative Housing Options | |
| Guide for Making Housing Decisions | National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a) | Housing options for older adults | n4a Making Housing Decisions Guide | |
| DC Senior Living Communities: A Resource On LGBT Inclusion | Capitol Hill Village | Designed to help LGBTQ+ older adults, caregivers, and loved ones make informed decisions when navigating senior living options. | DC Senior Living Communities: A Resource On LGBT Inclusion | |
| Transportation | ||||
| Guide to Transportation Services for Older Adults and Persons with Disabilities | City of Hyattsville Hyattsville Aging in Place |
This handy booklet provides an overview of public transportation, on-demand transportation, and ride/bike sharing services available in Hyattsville with a focus on how find, schedule, and use them. The guide is available in English and Spanish. | Hyattsville Transportation Services (English) Servicios de Transporte de Hyattsville (Español) |
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| Call-A-Bus | City of Hyattsville | Hyattsville’s Call-a-Bus offers seniors and people with disabilities transportation to medical appointments, pharmacies and grocery stores within a six-mile radius of the City. The bus offers curb-to-curb service from outside a resident’s home to their destination. | Phone: (301) 985-5000 | |
| Call-A-Cab | Prince George’s County | Call-A-Cab is a transportation assistance program that provides mobility at a reduced cost for County seniors (age 60+) and/or County persons with disabilities. This program allows eligibRle residents to purchase coupon books that can be used to pay for rides with participating cab companies. | Phone: (301) 883-5656 | |
| Healthcare Resources | ||||
| Memory Care | Diagnosing and Managing Conditions that Cause Memory Change | This presentation from the UCSF Memory and Aging Center helps outline the benefits of early diagnosis and treatment of memory conditions, such as dementia and Alzheimer’s | NCNW Presentation | |
| Insurance information | ACA Health Insurance Enrollment Checklist | AARP’s ACA Health Insurance Enrollment Checklist helps you understand health insurance costs, coverage, subsidies and how to sign up for a plan under the Affordable Care Act | ACA Health Insurance Enrollment Checklist | |
| Insurance information | Medicare Plans in Maryland | Affordable Health Insurance’s Guide to Medicare Plans in Maryland outlines how to choose a plan that meets your needs and includes a comparison of Maryland Medicare plans and costs, along with information about local Medicare resources. Despite its name, the guide’s developer does not sell or provide healthcare plans | Medicare Plans in Maryland | |
| Employment Resources | ||||
| Employment | AARP’s Job Search Resources for 50+ | Links and advice to help support searching for a job as an older adult. | AARP Job Search Resources | |
| Employment | Senior Community Service Employment Program | RésuméBuilder page discussing how to use the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP), resources for older veterans, and state-specific job boards and employment resources. | Senior Community Service Employment Program | |
| Education Resources | ||||
| Prince George’s Community College | PGCC Senior Programs | Adults 60+ are eligible to take tuition-free classes, including classes for academic credit. | PGCC Senior Programs | |
| University System of Maryland | Golden ID Program | Retired adults 60+ are eligible to take a variety of courses at University System of Maryland institutions, including the University of Maryland, College Park, and Bowie State University. | Golden ID | |
| National Organizations | ||||
| General information about aging | AARP | AARP’s website provides useful information and resources on topics such as: health and wellness; economic security and work; long-term care and independent living; and personal enrichment | www.aarp.org | |
| General information about aging | American Society on Aging | The American Society on Aging is a nonprofit organization committed to enhancing the knowledge and skills of those working with older adults and their families. Site offers useful resources on a variety of aging-related topics. | www.asaging.org | |