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Area Agency on Aging & Disability2025-08-07T20:00:18+00:00

Area Agency on Aging & Disability

Through advocacy, planning, and coordination, the Upper Cumberland Area Agency on Aging and Disability will provide a comprehensive and innovative service delivery system that meets community and social service needs so older adults, caregivers, and adults with disabilities can achieve and maintain active, healthy, and independent lives.

Programs and Services to Serve You

Adult Abuse Coalition

Prevents abuse, including neglect and exploitation to at-risk adults, through networking, community resource development, awareness, and education

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Congregate Meals

Nutritionally balanced meals in a social setting

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Dementia Health Navigator Program

Provides education, resources, and one-on-one navigation for caregivers of persons living with dementia or Alzheimer’s and their care recipients.  

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Family Caregiver

Information, assistance, counseling, respite care and limited supplementary services to support family caregivers

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Home Delivered Meals

Nutritious meals served to the client residences

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Homemaker Service

Providing tasks such as shopping, meal prep, and light housework

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Information & Assistance

Connects older adults, adults with disabilities and caregivers with available services and programs

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Legal Assistance

Assistance in specific areas of law, with priority given to economically disadvantaged older adults

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Ombudsman

Advocates on behalf of residents of long-term care facilities

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Personal Care

Personal assistance to those having difficulties with activities such as eating, dressing and bathing

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Public Guardianship

Aids adults 60 and over who are unable to make financial and medical decisions

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Quality Assurance

Ensuring the quality of services provided by AAAD and its contracted partners.

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Senior Centers

Facilitating the social, emotional and physical well-being of Tennessee adults age 60 and over as part of a comprehensive & coordinated system of services and activites

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Senior & Caregiver Expo

Regional expo connecting seniors and caregivers to regional service providers, information and resources

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Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP)

Educates beneficiaries on how to reduce and report Medicare & Medicaid fraud, waste and abuse

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State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP)

Free and objective counseling to all Medicare beneficiaries and their caregivers

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TennCare CHOICES

Provides eligible older adults and adults with physical disabilities with needed services and supports in the home/community setting or nursing facility.

Transportation

Transportation to doctor visits, grocery stores, county offices, nutrition sites, senior centers and more

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Programs and Services to Serve You

Home Delivered Meals

Nutritious meals served to the client residences

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Homemaker Service

Providing tasks such as shopping, meal prep, and light housework

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Personal Care

Personal assistance to those having difficulties with activities such as eating, dressing and bathing

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Adult Day Care

Structured programs for older persons who cannot be left alone

Congregate Meals

Nutritionally balanced meals in a social setting

Senior Centers

Facilitating the social, emotional and physical well-being of Tennessee adults age 60 and over as part of a comprehensive & coordinated system of services and activites

Read More

Family Caregiver

Information, assistance, counseling, respite care and limited supplementary services to support family caregivers

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Public Guardianship

Aids adults 60 and over who are unable to make financial and medical decisions

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Ombudsman

Advocates on behalf of residents of long-term care facilities

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Legal Assistance

Assistance in specific areas of law, with priority given to economically disadvantaged older adults

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Adult Abuse Coalition

Prevents abuse, including neglect and exploitation to at risk adults, through networking, community resource development, awareness and education

Read More

State Health Insurance Program (SHIP)

Free and objective counseling to all Medicare beneficiaries and their caregivers

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Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP)

Educates beneficiaries on how to reduce and report Medicare & Medicaid fraud, waste and abuse

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Senior & Caregiver Expo

Regional expo connecting seniors and caregivers to regional service providers, information and resources

Read More

Information & Assistance

Connects older adults, adults with disabilities and caregivers with available services and programs

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Transportation

Transportation to doctor visits, grocery stores, county offices, nutrition sites, senior centers and more

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Quality Assurance

Ensuring quality services are provided to clients

CREVAA

Emergency services and support for older and vulnerable adult victims of crime.

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Are you looking for resources but not sure where to start? Give us a call.

1-866-836-6678

Interested in donating to our home delivered meal program? Contact Holly Williams, AAAD Director, at (931) 476-4136.

AAAD Program Guide

Click below to view and download our current program guide.

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Volunteer

We have multiple volunteer and internship opportunities available throughout our AAAD programs

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Donate

Tax deductible donations help extend the reach of our services and programs. If you would like to make a donation, please contact us at 931-432-4111.

Other Helpful Resources

Find emergency hotline numbers, community resources and more here.

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