What does AAAL mean in AGENCIES

The Area Agency on Aging for Lincolnland (AAAL) is a local organization that provides social, recreational, and supportive services to promote the independence, well-being and dignity of older adults in the Lincoln community. AAAL works to improve access to long-term care services in local communities by providing community-based education, advocacy, and program coordination.

AAAL provides a range of services including case management, home health care and home delivered meals, adult daycare centers, senior centers, transportation assistance, legal advice and guardianship assistance. Additionally, AAAL operates programs such as health promotion activities and prevention of elder abuse.

Individuals who are age 60 or over qualify for many of the services provided by AAAL. Some additional eligibility requirements may vary depending on specific programs.

To apply for services from AAAL you can call your local office or visit their website to download an application form. All forms must be completed with accurate information so that eligibility criteria can be assessed accurately.

The cost for receiving services varies depending on the specific service requested. Most long-term care programs are funded through Medicaid and Medicare and are offered at no cost to those who qualify. Other programs may have fees associated with them but there may be some options available depending on individual needs and income levels.

Yes, AAAL offers access to transportation options such as senior rideshares or discounted taxi fares for those who need reliable transportation solutions. Additional resources may also be available depending on location and availability.

Yes, our Financial Planning Services team helps individuals understand their current financial situation as well as plan ahead financially should they require extra help covering costs associated with long-term care in the future.

Yes, our Nutrition Support Program provides healthy meals prepared by volunteers that are delivered directly to the homes of individuals unable to cook or shop for themselves due to physical factors or living arrangements. This service aims to reduce hunger among seniors while also promoting independence and quality of life.

Yes, the Caregiver Support Services program provides education about caring for elderly relatives as well as emotional support through online peer groups or one-on-one counseling sessions where applicable. Additionally there are a range of resources available such as respite care options that allow caregivers a temporary break when needed most without leaving their loved ones unattended.