Area Agencies on Aging are a nationwide network of nonprofit organizations designated through the Older Americans Act  to be one-stop shops with information about programs, services and housing options. 

AAAs work hand-in-hand with a statewide network of 800  service providers, including  councils on aging, senior centers, home health agencies,  Michigan Office of Services to the Aging, and the Michigan Department of Community Health.

For more information about our Provider Network, our Direct Service Purchase vendor agreements and more, see the links below or call our Contract and Planning Department at 269-982-7757.

Provider Network  The Many organizations and agencies that provide services to seniors or adults with disabilities are considered our service "partners". Funded partners are either under a Bid Agreement for Direct Service Purchase for in-home services, or are Annual Contractors for Older Americans Act-funded, community-based services as follows.

Direct Service Purchase The Care Management Program purchases in-home services on a pre-set, per-unit basis according to an individual’s care plan and a “DSP” Bid Agreement. Read More...

Annual Contracts Community-based services funded by the Michigan Office of Services to the Aging (OSA) with Older Americans Act and other State funds are contracted on an “annual contract” basis. Read More...