ADRC of Eagle Country - Regional Website Link
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Gina Laack 
ADRC Director

Staff
ADRC Staff
Committees Of Jurisdiction 

​ADRC of Eagle Country (Regional)
Committee on Aging and Disability

Nutrition Project Council
Our Mission: 
The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Eagle Country is dedicated to working with adults and families who are affected by aging, disability, mental health or substance abuse issues, by providing information and access to services to enhance their quality of life. The ADRC of Eagle Country is regional in Southwest Wisconsin and serves Crawford, Juneau, Richland, and Sauk Counties.

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200 Hickory Street
LaCrosse Street Entrance
Mauston, Wisconsin  53948
608-847-9371
877-794-2372
Fax  608-847-9442

Office Hours
8:00AM - 4:30PM Monday through Friday
jcadrc@co.juneau.wi.us

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Services
  • AARP Tax Aide Program - https://taxaide.aarpfoundation.org/​
  • Alzheimer's Family Caregiver Support Program
  • Caregiver Education
  • Chore Services​​​
  • Loan Closet - durable Medical Equipment
  • National Family Caregiver Support Program
  • Nutrition Services 
  • Prevention Programs​

Resource Guide
(Listed below each heading category are different resource options available. You may click the green options and it will open up into a word document where you can access the information.)


Housing:
Rental Housing
Homeless & Community Shelters
​Homeless/Drop-In Shelters
Nursing home & Hospice
​Extreme Weather Shelters
Domestic Violence Shelters
Adult Family Homes
​CBRF & RCAC Facilities
Youth Shelters

Transportation:
Transportation & Ride Options

Caregiver Options/Supports:
Chore Service Chart
​​Home Health Agencies
National Family Caregiver Support Program
​Here to Help Respite Care LLC
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Health Services:
Hospitals, Clinics, & VA Clinics
Dental List
​Medicaid Dental Options
Marshfield Dental Clinic Financial Assistance
Oral Health Program
WDA Foundation's Donated Dental Services
Mental Health Clinics
Eye Care
Pharmacy Options
​Food & Nutrition Resources:
Senior Dining Centers
​Food Pantry
​Home Delivered Meal Options
Free Community Meals
​Gas & Grocery List

Important Contacts:
ADRC Directory
Important Contacts
Consumer Information
​Caregiver & Consumer Support Contacts
​Advocacy & Benefits Counseling Contacts
All ADRC's Within Wisconsin
​Elected Officials

Assistive Devices:
ADRC Loan Closet
​Emergency Response Systems
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Attorney:
Disability Attorney List
How To Decide On An Attorney
​​Death Related Services:
Funeral Homes

Employment:
Employment Help & Coaching Services

Hoarding:
Downsizing & Clutter
Hoarding Facts Sheet
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Insurance:
Medicare Supplement & Private Insurance

Public & Recreational:
Public Libraries ​​

Services:
Handyman Services
Lawn Care & Snow Removal
Painting Contractors
​Ramps & Stair Lift Suppliers

Dementia:
Careblazer Survival Guide
10 Signs Check List
Virtual Support- Coffee Connect
Evening Conversation/Support Group
Explanation of What Dementia Is 
​This resource guide is intended to be a source of useful and reliable information about services and programs for individuals with physical disabilities, developmental disabilities, and older adults. This in no way implies endorsement of any resources, programs, or providers listed.  The ADRC does not endorse, rate, comment, or evaluate any resources, programs or providers, and does not assume, warrant, or guarantee the quality of services provided. All information in this guide is based upon the best information available at the time of publication, and the ADRC assumes no responsibility for changes, errors, or omission.
If you have a resource available and would like to be added onto any of our resource lists please contact the ADRC directly at 608-847-9371.

Updated: 3-1-2021

​​Dementia Care Specialist
The Dementia Care Specialist (DCS) is a person employed by the Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC) who is responsible for assisting individuals and families living with dementia to continue to be active in their community and remain in their homes for as long as they are able.  The DCS also ensures the ADRC staff are knowledgeable about dementia and are prepared to meet the needs of the people they serve in a supportive, helpful manner.

​Information and Assistance
​ Specialists are knowledgeable about programs and services available for older people and people with disabilities and will help navigate the process.



Disability Benefit Specialist
The Disability Benefit Specialist (DBS) program is a service of Wisconsin’s Aging & Disability Resource Centers. Disability Benefit Specialists are experts at working on behalf of those with a disability. There is NO CHARGE for Disability Benefit Specialist Services.


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​Elder Benefit Specialist​​
Elder Benefit Specialists can provide direct representation for older adults on certain issues. This may involve appealing a denial of eligibility of benefits under numerous government programs such as:
 Medicare
 Medical Assistance
 Social Security & SSI
 Food Share 

Transportation
Need a ride?
The ADRC can connect you with access to transportation to reach your destination. Whether you need to get to a medical appointment, pick up groceries or visit a friend, the ADRC can provide you with a variety of options.​

Volunteer Opportunities
Serve YOUR Community
Whether providing a ride or shoveling a neighbor’s sidewalk, volunteerism changes the lives of everyone involved. Volunteers are crucial to meeting the needs of those in the community. Being a Volunteer can bring meaning, purpose, and reduce isolation. When searching for a volunteer opportunity, it is helpful to take into consideration your talents, skills, hobbies, personality and interests. Taking time to be aware of these things ensures you will find a volunteer experience that is right for you.

    ​Volunteer Contact Form

Public  Information