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Local Senior Resources

Senior Resources in Texas

Statewide aging services, benefits programs, and caregiver support available to older adults anywhere in Texas, in addition to the county-level resources on each town's page.

Reviewed by Valerie VanBooven, RN, BSN

Texas HHS Aging & Disability Service Navigation

Statewide Service Navigation

Connects people with aging, disability, behavioral health and long-term services and supports; routes callers to local offices.

Older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers and families.

855-937-2372Visit website →

Texas Area Agencies on Aging Directory

Local Aging Services

Find the correct AAA by county or ZIP for benefits counseling, caregiver support, nutrition, legal assistance, transportation and in-home services.

Texans age 60+ and caregivers; services vary by program and local AAA.

855-937-2372Visit website →

Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs)

Long-Term Services & Supports

Local options counseling and referrals for long-term services, supports, Medicaid-related programs and community resources.

Older adults, people with disabilities and caregivers.

855-937-2372Visit website →

Texas Long-Term Care Ombudsman

Long-Term Care Advocacy

Advocates for residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities; helps resolve complaints and protect resident rights.

Residents of long-term care facilities and their families or representatives.

800-252-2412Visit website →

Adult Protective Services (APS)

Elder Abuse / Safety

Investigates abuse, neglect, self-neglect and financial exploitation involving adults age 65+ or adults with qualifying disabilities living in the community.

Adults age 65+ and adults with disabilities who meet APS criteria.

800-252-5400Visit website →

Texas HHS Long-Term Care Facility Complaint Line

Facility Complaints / Safety

Takes complaints about possible abuse, neglect or other concerns in nursing facilities and licensed group homes.

Residents, families, caregivers and others reporting facility concerns.

800-458-9858Visit website →

2-1-1 Texas

Community Resource Navigation

Searches local food, housing, utility, health, transportation and other community assistance.

All Texas residents; useful for older adults and caregivers seeking local help.

211 or 877-541-7905Visit website →

AAA Benefits Counseling

Benefits / Medicare Help

Local AAA counselors help older adults understand public benefits and entitlements, including Medicare-related issues and assistance programs.

Older adults and Medicare beneficiaries; contact the local AAA for eligibility and appointment details.

855-937-2372Visit website →

AAA Family Caregiver Support

Caregiver Support / Respite

Local AAAs provide caregiver information, training, support groups, respite connections and related assistance.

Family and informal caregivers; eligibility and services vary locally.

855-937-2372Visit website →

AAA Nutrition & Meals

Meals / Nutrition

Local AAAs coordinate congregate meals, home-delivered meals and nutrition education through regional partners.

Generally older adults age 60+; local eligibility and availability apply.

855-937-2372Visit website →

AAA Transportation & In-Home Support

Transportation / Home Support

Local AAAs may connect older adults with transportation, homemaker/personal assistance and other supports that help people remain independent.

Older adults; availability and eligibility vary by region and program.

855-937-2372Visit website →

Your Texas Benefits

Medicaid / SNAP / Benefits

Online access to apply for and manage Medicaid, SNAP and other Texas benefits.

Texas residents who may qualify for state-administered benefits.

211 or 877-541-7905Visit website →

County & Town Resources in Texas

Choose a town to see senior centers, meals on wheels, parks, and other local resources near you.