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SENIOR RESOURCES Aging & Disability Resource Center

Aging and Disability Resources of Colorado (ADRC)

The Aging and Disability Resources for Colorado (ADRC) creates highly visible and trusted places where people of all incomes and ages can turn for information on a full range of long-term support options and access to public long-term support programs and benefits. ADRC streamlines access to long-term care by integrating a full range of support and services into a single, coordinated system. ADRC provides assistance to individuals and caregivers needing either public or private resources, to professionals seeking assistance on behalf of their clients, and to individuals planning for their future long term care needs.

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Services include:

Information, application, and referral assistance

Benefits counseling

Long term planning and follow up

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Eligibility

ADRC services, provided by Region 10 Community Living Services, are available to residents of Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Montrose, Ouray, and San Miguel counties who are either 60+ years of age or those who are 18+ years of age with a disability.

Meetings

ADRC Committee meetings occur quarterly in February, May, August & November  on the second Tuesday of the month from 9:30-11:00 a.m. at Region 10′s office. The meetings are a good opportunity for professional to receive information and make connections. Our office is located at 145 S Cascade Avenue Montrose, CO 81401. Call us at (970) 249-2436 for more details.

CONTACT COMMUNITY LIVING SERVICES

Meet Brian Bowler

Area Agency on Aging Director

Brian Bowler, MPA, is known for his dedication to service and his commitment to fostering meaningful connections among individuals, organizations, and institutions. His advocacy is particularly focused on supporting the elderly and those who may be overlooked due to age or health challenges. He believes in the continued potential for the aging population to contribute significantly to society, a conviction reflected in Region 10’s initiatives such as the RSVP and Senior Companion programs, which encourage mutual support and assistance. Bowler, who has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Utah and a master’s degree in public administration and healthcare management from Grand Canyon University, brings extensive experience in healthcare, mental health, aging services, addiction recovery, and management roles.

ADRC Referral Form

AAA Community Living Services Referral Form
Use this form to refer individuals to Region 10 Community Living Services programs. If you are having any difficulties completing the form, please contact Claudette Nicolas at claudette@region10.net or 970.765.3121.

Referrer Information

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Client Information

Please note: Client will not be contacted if they are unaware of the referral.
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Client's Emergency Contact or Power of Attorney Information

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