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Agency on Aging Area 4 outlines ADRC services and launches Key Connections coliving pilot
Summary
Agency on Aging Area 4 staff described the Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) as a single point of entry for long‑term supports and introduced Key Connections, a new co‑living program that pairs home providers and seekers to provide affordable rooms and social connection.
The Davis Senior Citizens Commission on Tuesday heard a presentation from Agency on Aging Area 4 about the Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) and a newly launched Key Connections co‑living program.
"The ADRC is the single point of entry for long term supports and services for older adults who may have disabilities," said Jasmine Sanchez, a case manager at Agency on Aging Area 4. Sanchez told commissioners the ADRC serves older adults 60 and over and people with disabilities across seven Northern California counties including Yolo and Sacramento and that ADRC services are not income‑driven and are provided at no cost.
Sanchez said the ADRC uses a “no wrong door” and person‑centered approach to connect callers to resources and supports. Core ADRC services she described are enhanced information and assistance, short‑term service coordination (for goals under 90 days), person‑centered options counseling (longer‑term planning), and transitions support (for hospital or facility…
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