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Indianapolis is the capital and most populous city of the U.S. state of Indiana and the seat of Marion County. As of 2017, Indianapolis is the third most populous city in the American Midwest and 16th most populous in the U.S.
The Central Indiana Council on Aging has 3 primary ways it interacts with the public and maintains age-friendliness with its residents:
- CareAware: CareAware services include one-on-one options counseling for individuals of any income level as well as group education and support.
- CICOA’s Aging & Disability Resource Center can help you make informed decisions about Planning for in-home or long-term care, Housing options, Community-based services, including home-delivered meals, transportation, home modifications and more, Accessing resources to help pay for services (Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance), Transitioning between levels of care, Peer support, and Self care.
- Flourish: Flourish Care Management is a comprehensive service designed to meet the long-term care needs of older adults and people of any age with disabilities in a home or community-based setting with better health outcomes, better care, and at a lower cost than institutional care. Using a team-based, person-centered approach, our care managers assess an individual’s eligibility for services, functional impairment and care needs, develop a customized plan of care, and coordinate all services required to extend independent living.
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I love my city Indianapolis, IN. I grew up here, graduated High School from here. I have so many friends and family living here. This is a Midwestern city and the people are friendly, engaging, sports friendly.
My community have middle age from 50 to 88 yrs old in my community. We take care of each other by being very wise in what going on in our neighbor hood
Indianapolis has several facilities for seniors to go for socializing and a lot of them provide transportation. I feel like the city could use more senior housing.
we have know help from our city government hear on the west side they do nothing for us but this west side is a fine place to live most people are very nice and good people our local government is doing a fine job the city puts us last when ever we have a need from them
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Indianapolis is my home town and have lived here most of my life. Due to a job loss last year, it has been very difficult to find another job. I have experienced much age discrimination despite having the qualifications and skills needed for the positions. I now work two jobs and barely get by every month and not even close to retiring. For the first time in my life, I am considering leaving Indy and going somewhere else where they hopefully do not discriminate.