Carol A. Davies, Administrator
710 Maple Street, 2nd Floor
Lebanon, PA 17046
(717) 273-9262 w FAX: (717) 274-3882

cdavies@lebcnty.org

General Email:
lebcoaaa@lebcnty.org

Office Hours: Monday through Friday - 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Protective Services on-call 24 hours by calling EMS at (717) 272-2054, (800) 490-8505 OR 911

• Senior Center Day

  Tuesday, September 18, 2018; 8 am to 4:30 pm

  Maple Street Senior Center -- 710 Maple Street, Lebanon, Pa. 17046

  No reservations required-there will be interactive programs, lunch, & live entertainment.

  Click here to view the flyer

• Summer Weather Tips

• Pennsylvania Medicare beneficiaries first on the list to receive NEW MEDICARE CARDS beginning April 1, 2018.  
• 10 Things to know about your new Medicare card
• CMS overview of the new Medicare Card Initiative (video)

If you have not received your new Medicare card by July 15, 2018, contact Social Security at 1-800-772-1213. 

• The deadline to file for the 2017 Property Tax/Rent Rebate is December 31, 2018.  For questions or assistance filling out this form, please call the Area Agency on Aging at (717) 273-9262.  There is no charge for filing this form. 

Lebanon County AAA coordinates all aging programs and services provided to the elderly of Lebanon County. The agency works to maximize individual functioning and optimal quality of life for all elderly with emphasis placed on the prevention of unnecessary and inappropriate institutionalization of older persons.

Visit our APPRISE page for more information on the following programs.

Volunteers are the heart of APPRISE. Click the following link to learn more about volunteer counselor opportunities.

Activities for adults who are not capable of full-time independent living. Hours of operation: 8:00 A.M.-4:30 P.M.

Click here for more information

A consumer-directed service which provides a percentage of reimbursement to eligible consumers for services authorized in a consumer's care plan. Such services would include consumer-directed personal care and pest control and fumigation.

Information about aging services, resources, and housing alternatives to the 60 and older population

Personal hygiene; bathing, dressing, shampoo, feeding, light household tasks for seniors who are physically not able to do their own personal care

Trained staff will investigate and attempt to resolve complaints related to the health, safety or rights of older persons who live in licensed nursing homes, licensed personal care homes, certified domiciliary homes or private residences.

Pennsylvania Department of Aging's Ombudsman Information

Lebanon County's local Ombudsman contact is:

Judy Weimer
Long Term Care Ombudsman
MidPenn Legal
513 Chestnut Street
Lebanon, PA 17042
(717) 274-2834 x. 3105, (800) 299-6599 x. 3105 or
(800) 326-9177 x. 3105
www.midpenn.org

Meals are delivered to eligible persons age 60 and over who can't afford or are unable to prepare meals

Below are current months’ menus:

September 2018 Hot
September 2018 Cold

Soup/salad meals

     9/6 -- Antipasto salad/wedding soup
     9/13 -- Chicken Ceasar salad/Miniestrone Soup

September Special Meal -- 9/4 -- Hot Dog/sauerkraut/baked beans/potato salad/fruit salad 

October 2018 Hot
October 2018 Cold

A program for individuals 60+ with disabilities who are currently residing in a skilled nursing facility. Click here to learn about the program.

A comprehensive needs assessment/level of care determination for individuals seeking Nursing Facility and/or Personal Care or Assisted Living Residence.

The first program of its kind to respond directly to the needs of adults caring for elders in the community. Its purpose is to reinforce - not replace - the care being provided to the older adult at home. Often times, the caregiver may receive financial reimbursement to help purchase services such as personal and respite care or adult day care and/or to purchase consumable supplies such as incontinence products or OTC (over the counter) products related to caregiving. In addition, eligible caregivers may receive a one-time grant of up to $2,000 to help pay for home adaptations and devices that ease caregiving tasks and increase the financial independence of the older person.

PCSP Brochure
Support Groups
Caregiver Resources

In-home care to seniors who may need more assistance typically provided in a nursing home. To be eligible a person must be age 60 or older, eligible for nursing facility services and meet certain financial criteria. Contact the PA Independent Enrollment Broker at 1 (877) 550-4227 or www.paieb.com.

Pennsylvania Department of Aging Waiver Fact Sheet

Protect seniors health, safety, and welfare from imminent risk of abuse, neglect, exploitation, or abandonment. Emergency on-call 24 hours by calling Emergency Management Agency at (717) 272-2054 OR 911

A variety of programs and activities are planned by our 5 centers. This includes fitness/wellness programs, exercise classes, fun bus trips, informative speakers, games, crafts and parties, and much more. A hot nutritious meal is available to persons age 60 and older.

Visit our Senior Center page for information on individual centers (menus, trips, and other activities)

Call or email (mlong@lebcnty.org) the office if you are interested in volunteering.

​The Lebanon County AAA is a core partner with the Lebanon County Link partners of Berks-Lancaster-Lebanon Service Area