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Provides supportive services such as non-medical home care, personal emergency response systems, case management, and information and referral services to income eligible seniors aged 60 and older residing in Niagara County.

Provides home care services for those who may need continued care due to age, illness or disability. Services include home nursing, home health aides, personal care, homemaker services, physical, occupational and speech therapy. Tele-health is also available which allows an individual to be monitored by a health professional from the privacy of home. Also offers personal emergency response systems that puts an individual in touch with emergency assistance at the press of a button. Also available is Med-Ready:a medication dispensing unit which helps a patient to take the proper medication at the proper time. This helps to avoid over dosages and medication interactions.

The Office for the Aging offers many services for the senior residents of Steuben County including, but not limited to, information and referral, nutrition through congregate meals, advocacy, support groups, transportation services, caregiver services, case management, and the Bone Builders and Senior Meal Programs. Bone Builders and the Senior Dinner Clubs are overseen by Pro Action of Steuben-Yates.

Provides a nationwide identification and support program to aid in the safe and timely return of individuals affected with Alzheimer's disease who wander and become lost. Program also provides education for families, caregivers, emergency responders and law enforcement on preventative techniques and skills needed to approach and respond to individuals who have wandered.

Provides law enforcement services to the residents of the City of Fulton.

Provides Personal Care Level I and Personal Care Level II services. Level I services consist of assistance with Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs), such as housekeeping, cooking, and shopping. Level II services consist of assistance with both IADLs and Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), such as dressing, bathing, and moving in and out of a bed, chair, etc. Also provides personal emergency response buttons.

Yellow Dot is a free program designed to help first responders provide life-saving medical attention after a crash or other emergency. A Yellow Dot in the rear window of your vehicle will alert first responders that vital medical information is stored in the glove compartment. Yellow dots can also be placed on a front door of a residence and the vital medical information can be in the residence on the refrigerator.

Provides tracking bracelets to help find Alzheimer's patients or individuals with autism, who tend to wander. The bracelet uses radio technology which helps local police to locate the lost individual.

Program assists in locating registered people who are memory impaired and reuniting them with their families and caregivers. All pertinent information is stored in a central registry. In addition, registered members receive an identification bracelet, including an identification code and a 24-hour toll free telephone number, iron-on clothing labels, and two identification cards one for the caregiver and one for the member.

Provides information bags to put medical information to have in an accessible place in the house, car, or in a purse in case of an emergency.

Provides EISEP Case Management, Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERs), In-Home Contact and Support, Health Insurance Information Counseling Assistance Program (HIICAP), Home Delivered Meals (HDM), Congregate Meals, Nutrition Counseling, Nutrition Education, Information and Assistance, NY Connects Options Counseling, Afternoon Trips and Transportation, and Senior Center Recreation and Education. Has a contract with the Center for Elder Law & Justice for Legal Assistance.

Home care services that keep older adults as safe and independent as possible in the community, and include non-medical in-home services such as housekeeping, personal care, case management, non-institutional respite, related services (such as emergency response systems), and other community services. Must not be on Medicaid to be eligible for this program.

Also known as the Are You OK Program, this is a collaborative effort between the Office for the Aging and the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department in which the Sheriff's Department maintains a computerized system to contact elderly or disabled people at prearranged times. When there is no response, the Sheriff's Department notifies a designated contact person to check on the individual. Clients can arrange to cancel the call on a particular day in the event that they won't be home or the contact person won't be available.

Partners with law enforcement and other public safety agencies to assist in the location of lost people who have Alzheimer's, Down Syndrome, Dementia, Autism, and other related disorders.

Provides law enforcement services to area residents and visitors to the Village of Carthage.

* Provides a personal emergency alert system.

* Provides the Vial of Life which includes:

• Documents pertaining to emergency medical care, Do Not Resuscitate instructions, living will, recent picture of applicant to be made available to emergency personnel. To be kept on refrigerator door and/or on line. Decal alert placed on front door.

Provides law enforcement services for Village of West Carthage residents.

Provides containers to place medical information which hangs on a door incase of an emergency.

Offers emergency alert devices to the frail elderly.

Provides information and assistance on community resources and services to older town residents and their families regarding issues of aging, such as flu shots, HEAP, housing, home care, etc. Printed materials are available for free, along with counseling and help to navigate the various programs and applications that are offered.

A website that contains a form which allow residents to perform a security check on their premises while they are away.

Provides law enforcement services to area residents in the village of Brownville.