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McClendon Center 202-737-6191
1313 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20005
Individual and group counseling for adults with chronic mental ill-
nesses.
www.mcclendoncenter.org

Mental Health Association 202-265-6363
of the District of Columbia
1628 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009
Advocacy, education, and information and referral.
www.mdadc.org

Mental Health Association 301-424-0656
of Montgomery County
1000 Twinbrook Parkway, Rockville, MD 20851
www.mhamc.org

Montgomery County 301-738-2255
Mental Health Hotline
24-hour mental health hotline for county residents.

Montgomery County 240-777-3990
Senior Mental Health Services
401 Hungerford Drive, 3rd Floor, Rockville, MD 20850
www.montgomerycountymd.gov

National Alliance on Mental Illness 202-546-0646
(NAMI-DC)
422 8th Street, SE, Washington, DC 20002
www.nami.org/about/namidc

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800-273-TALK
Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. or: 800-273-8255

Pastoral Counseling 202-449-3789 ext. 701
& Consultation Centers of Greater Washington
7003 Piney Branch Road, NW, Washington, DC 20012
Sliding-scale pastoral counseling in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
www.pastoralcounselingdc.com

Santé Group 301-572-6585
12120 Plum Orchard Drive, Suite E, Silver Spring, MD
Mental health and rehabilitation services.
www.thesantegroup.org

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Washington Hospital Center 202-877-6430
Senior Outpatient Program
216 Michigan Avenue, NE, 2nd Floor, Washington, DC 20017
Group counseling for seniors, age 55 and older.
www.whcenter.org

William Wendt Center for Loss & Healing 202-624-0010
4201 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20008
Grief counseling.
www.wendtcenter.org

The Women's Center 202-293-4580 (DC)
703-281-2657 (VA)
1025 Vermont Avenue, Suite 310, Washington, DC 20005
133 Park Street, NE, Vienna, VA 22180
Counseling and education programs.
www.thewomenscenter.org

Woodley House 202-290-1375
1408 N. Capitol Street, NW, Washington, DC 20002
Housing and support services for adults with mental illnesses.
www.woodleyhouse.org

Multi-Cultural Programs and Services

ASIAN

Asian Pacific American 202-393-3572
Legal Resources Center Chinese: ext. 18
Hindu & Urdu: ext. 19

Vietnamese: ext. 20
Korean: ext. 21
1012 14th Street, NW, Suite 450, Washington, DC 20005
Legal representation for immigration, landlord/tenant, and family
law matters.
www.apalrc.org

Family Matters Asian/Pacific Islander 202-842-4376
Senior Service Center
417 G Place, NW, Washington, DC 20001
www.dcoa.dc.gov

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Chinese American 301-881-8228
Senior Services Association
Social activities and classes at clubs in Germantown, Wheaton, and
Silver Spring.

Chinese Culture 240-386-8298 (daycare)
and Community Service Center 240-631-1200 (all else)
9366 Gaither Road, Gaithersburg, MD 20877
Medical day care, English language classes, citizenship application
assistance, and a senior program.
www.ccacc-dc.org

Fellowship Senior Center 301-444-3100
(New Covenant Church)
18901 Waring Station Road, Germantown, MD 20874
Social programs and educational classes only in Korean language.

Korean American 301-438-7304
Senior Citizen Association
13421 Georgia Avenue, Suite 117, Silver Spring, MD 20906
Immigration services; and classes in daily living, health, and
English language.

Korean Community Service Center of Greater Washington
703-354-6345 (Virginia)

240-685-6663 (Montgomery County)
301-927-1601 (Prince Georges County)

 RUSSIAN 301-348-3838

Russian Language Hotline
(Jewish Community Center)

 SPANISH

Iona Senior Services 202-895-9448
Provides Spanish-language counseling and care management ser-
vices.
www.iona.org

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Vida Senior Center 202-483-5800
1842 Calvert Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009
Spanish-language services include counseling, a lunch program,
health promotion, recreation, socialization, and transportation.
www.vidaseniorcenters.org

Nutrition Programs and Services

Iona Nutrition Assessment 202-895-9448
and Counseling
4125 Albemarle St. NW, Washington, DC 20016
Good nutrition matters for everyone, but is especially important for
older adults with chronic diseases. Iona’s registered and licensed
nutritionist provides nutritional assessments, counseling, and med-
ical nutrition therapy to older adults with diabetes, weight-
management needs, failure-to-thrive issues, gastrointestinal disor-
ders, cancer, and other concerns.
www.iona.org

 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-DELIVERED MEALS

Iona Home-Delivered Meals 202-895-9448
4125 Albemarle Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016
Iona provides subsidized home-delivered meals to homebound DC
older adults, within a limited service area. Contact our Question &
Answer Helpline (202-895-9448 or [email protected]) for referrals to
home-delivered meal programs in other states.
www.iona.org

Food and Friends 202-269-2277
219 Riggs Road, NE, Washington, DC 20011
Subsidized home-delivered meals to people with certain life-
limiting illnesses.
www.foodandfriends.org

Parishes United Meals on Wheels 202-635-8985
4520 12th Street, NE, Washington, DC 20017

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Seabury Resources for Aging 202-529-8701
Home-delivered meals and congregate meals in Washington, DC’s
Ward 5.
www.seaburyward5agingservices.org

Upper Northwest Meals on Wheels 202-723-5617
6100 Georgia Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20011

Ward Circle/Georgetown Meals on Wheels 202-966-8111
4101 Nebraska Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016

 MARYLAND HOME-DELIVERED MEALS

Food and Friends 202-269-2277
219 Riggs Road, NE, Washington, DC 20011
Subsidized home-delivered meals to people with certain life-
limiting illnesses. Limited service area.
www.foodandfriends.org

JSSA Kosher Meals on Wheels 301-816-2639
6123 Montrose Road, Rockville, MD 20852
Serves Montgomery County, Maryland.
www.jssa.org

Meals on Wheels Association of America 703-548-5558
203 S. Union Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
Website gives location of local programs
www.mowaa.org

Montgomery County 240-777-3810
Aging & Senior Nutrition Program
www.montgomerycountymd.gov

PG County Area Agency on Aging 301-265-8450
Senior Nutrition Program
www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/government

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 VIRGINIA HOME-DELIVERED MEALS

Food and Friends 202-269-2277
219 Riggs Road, NE, Washington, DC 20011
Subsidized home-delivered meals to people with certain life-
limiting illnesses. Limited service area.
www.foodandfriends.org

Meals on Wheels 703-836-4414 ext. 12
Senior Service of Alexandria
700 Princess Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
www.seniorservicesalex.org/meals

Meals on Wheels of Northern Virginia 703-522-0811
PO Box 40203, Arlington, VA 22204
Serves Arlington, Virginia.
www.mealsonwheelsarlington.com

Meals on Wheels Association of America 703-548-5558
203 S. Union Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
Website gives location of local programs
www.mowaa.org

 NEIGHBORHOOD MEALS AND ACTIVITIES
Neighborhood (or congregate) mid-day meal programs typically
offer low-cost lunches, social activities, and other services for sen-
iors. There are many mid-day lunch programs offered throughout
the city. Please call the DC Office on Aging at 202-724-5622 for in-
formation on the program nearest you. For information and pro-
gram locations not listed below, contact the DC, Maryland or Vir-
ginia Area Offices on Aging listed in the Senior Services section of
this guide or call Iona’s Questions and Answers Helpline at (202)
895-9448.

Iona Active Wellness 202-895-9448
& Mid-Day Meal Program at St. Alban’s
3001 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016
Iona’s Active Wellness & Mid-Day Meal program at St. Alban’s pro-
vides numerous opportunities for socializing, life long learning, and
fitness. Activities at St. Alban’s include exercise, computer classes,
movies, games, crafts, educational workshops, and much more. St.
Alban’s is open Monday through Friday, 10:oo am to 2:00 pm. A
nutritious lunch is served at noon.
www.iona.org

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Behrend Adas Senior Fellowship 202-363-7530
2850 Quebec Street, NW Washington, DC 20008
www.washingtondcjcc.org/jewish-living/behrend-adas-senior-fellowship

St. Mary's Court Mid-day Program 202-659-5645

725 24th Street, NW Washington, DC 20037 or 202-223-5712

Vida Senior Center 202-483-5800
1842 Calvert Street, NW Washington, DC 20009
Spanish-language program.
www.vidaseniorcenters.org

GROCERIES – SHOPPING, TRANSPORTATION,
AND DELIVERY

Iona Grocery Bus 202-895-9448
4125 Albemarle Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016
The Iona grocery bus provides free transportation between certain
northwest DC apartment buildings and area supermarkets.
www.iona.org

Iona Grocery Volunteers 202-895-9448
4125 Albemarle Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016
Iona volunteers are available to help DC seniors, who are home-
bound, with grocery shopping. Limited service area.
www.iona.org

Food and Friends 202-269-2277
219 Riggs Road, NE, Washington, DC 20011
Grocery shopping assistance to people with certain life-limiting ill-
nesses. Very limited service area.
www.foodandfriends.org

 Top Banana Home Delivered Groceries 301-372-3663
14100 Brandywine Road, Brandywine, MD 20613
Serves Maryland and DC. Phone orders welcomed.
www.topbananagrocer.org
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 GROCERIES – SUBSIDIZED AND DISCOUNTED

SHARE Food Network 800-21-SHARE
SHARE DC-Metro or 800-217-4273
PO Box 768, Bladensburg, MD 20710
Discounted groceries provided in exchange for volunteer services.
Accepts food stamps. Website lists program locations.
www.sharedc.org

Organization and Home Safety Services

 Integrity Concierge 571-214-5463
“Making Life Manageable for Seniors.”
Email: [email protected] | www.conconc.com

 The Randall Company 240-620-5075
Organizing and consolidating services.
www.therandallcompany.net

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Seabury Resources (202) 635-9384 ext. 105

for the Age-in-Place Program
Provides basic home maintenance services, such as house clean-
ing and yard maintenance, to older adults in Wards 4 and 5 in DC.
www.seaburyresources.org

Pharmacies, Medical Equipment, Supplies

Providers in this section include retailers of new equipment and
supplies, loan closets (generally providing used equipment), and
organizations offering education and advice. Medicare and Medi-
caid only pay for medical equipment in certain circumstances,
and usually require a physician’s order.
(See also emergency services/personal emergency
response systems.)

Iona Medical Equipment Loan Closet 202-895-9448
4125 Albemarle Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016
Iona provides free loans of donated medical equipment to seniors
and caregivers throughout the DC metropolitan area. Medical
equipment typically available for loan includes walkers, canes,
Rollators, wheelchairs, bath seats, and transfer benches. Iona ac-
cepts donations of select durable medical equipment in good re-
pair. Donations of exceptionally large equipment (i.e., hospital
beds, chair lifts, hoyer lifts, etc.) are evaluated on a case-by-case
basis. Please call first to make sure it is an item that Iona is cur-
rently seeking.
www.iona.org

ABLEDATA 800-227-0216

301-608-8998
8630 Fenton Street, Suite. 930, Silver Spring, MD 20910
Provides information about assistive and rehabilitation technolo-
gy products, manufacturers, and retailers.
www.abledata.com

DC Shares--The DC Disability 202-332-2595
Equipment Recycling Program
1301 Belmont Street, NW, Room 1D, Washington, DC 20009
Free medical equipment loans to low-income DC residents.
www.dcshares.net

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 Foer’s Pharmacy & Compression Therapy 301-216-1190
6420 Rockledge Drive, Suite 1300, Bethesda, MD 20817
Provides ‘worry free’ prescription dispensing system; delivers to
independent or assisted living centers or private homes; accepts
Medicare/Medicaid and insurance co-payments; prescription
changes delivered same or next day. Compounded prescriptions,
compression therapy, durable medical supplies, friendly attentive
customer assistance.
www.Foers-Pharmacy.com

 New Hampshire Pharmacy 202-726-3100

and Medical Equipment
5001 New Hampshire Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20011
Retailer of new medical equipment, supplies, prescriptions, and
more.
www.nhmedsupply.com
(See our ad on inside back cover)

Washington Area Wheelchair Society 301-495-0277
8220 Mayor Lane, Silver Spring, MD 20910
Free medical equipment loans to low-income DC, Maryland, and
Virginia residents.

Physical Therapy: In-Home Services

 Van Derhoof Physical Therapy, LLC 202-489-4762
441 14th Street, NE, Washington, DC 20017
Provides physical therapy and personal training in the comfort of
your own home or healthcare setting.
www.vanderhoofpt.com

Remodeling – Universal Design

 Glickman Design Build 301-444-4663
Award-winning specialist in aesthetically appealing universal
design/accessibility modifications for all ages; luxury renovations
and custom built homes. Certified Aging-in-Place specialist and
environmental access remodeler.
www.GlickmanDesignBuild.com

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Senior Services Agencies

Iona Senior Services 202-895-9448
4125 Albemarle Street, NW, Washington, D.C. 20016
Since 1975, Iona has been a trusted provider of essential services
for Washington, DC metropolitan seniors, their families, and the
community. Iona’s mission is to support people as they experi-
ence the challenges and opportunities of aging. We educate, ad-
vocate, and provide community-based services to help people age
well and live well. We envision a community that celebrates, val-
ues, respects, and protects the contributions and possibilities of
every individual.
www.iona.org

Eldercare Locator 800-677-1116
A program of the federal Agency on Aging, the Eldercare Locator
assists older adults and their families (throughout the US) in find-
ing local aging-related community services.
www.eldercare.gov

Emmaus Services for the Aging 202-745-1200
Arthur S. Flemming Center
1426 9th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001
www.emmausdc.org

Family Matters 202-289-1510
1509 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036
Services include care management, weekend Alzheimer's respite
care, wellness center, exercise programs, and daily money man-
agement.
www.familymattersdc.org

Jewish Council for the Aging 301-255-4200
of Greater Washington 703-425-0999
12320 Parklawn Drive, Rockville, MD 20852
Services include information, consultations, transportation, adult
day care, computer classes, employment services, and volunteer
opportunities. Serves DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
www.AccessJCA.org

 Seabury Resources for the Aging 202-289-5690
4201 Butterworth Place, NW, Washington, DC 20016
Provides personalized, affordable services and housing options in
the greater Washington area.
www.seaburyresources.org
(See our ad on page 81.)

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Vida Senior Center 202-483-5800
1842 Calvert Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009
Spanish-language services include counseling, a lunch program,
health promotion, recreation, socialization, and transportation.
www.vidaseniorcenters.org

 DC OFFICE ON AGING LEAD AGENCIES
The DC Office on Aging lead agencies provide comprehensive care
management, transportation, nutrition, and other services to DC
residents, age 60 and older. Each lead agency serves a different
geographical part of the city.

Terrific, Inc. 202-234-4128
1222 T Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009
Service Area: Ward 1
www.terrificinc.org

Family Matters 202-232-4202

of Greater Washington
1507 9th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001

Service Area: Ward 2
www.familymattersdc.org

Iona Senior Services 202-895-9448
4125 Albemarle Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016

Service Area: Ward 3 and parts of Wards 2 and 4.
www.iona.org

Terrific, Inc. 202-387-9000
418 Missouri Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20011

Service Area: Ward 4
www.terrificinc.org

Seabury Ward Five Aging Services 202-529-8701
2900 Newton Street, NE, Washington, DC 20018

Service Area: Ward 5
www.seaburyresources.org

Family Matters Aging Services 202-397-1725
1318 H Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002
Service Area: Ward 6
www.familymattersdc.org

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East of the River Family Strengthening 202-534-4880
Collaborative
3917 Minnesota Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20019
Service Area: Ward 7
www.erfsc.org

Family Matters of Greater Washington 202-562-6860
4301 9th Street, SE, Washington, DC 20032
Service Area: Ward 8
www.familymattersdc.org

 MARYLAND

Montgomery County Aging 240-777-3000

& Disability Services
401 Hungerford Drive, 3rd Floor, Rockville, MD 20850
www.montgomerycountymd.gov

Prince George's County 301-265-8450
Department of Family Services/Area Agency on Aging
6420 Allentown Road, Camp Springs, MD 20748
www.princegeorgescountymd.gov

 VIRGINIA

Alexandria Office on Aging 703-838-0700

and Adult Services
2525 Mount Vernon Avenue, Alexandria, VA 22301
www.alexandriava.gov/aging

Arlington Area Agency on Aging 703-228-1700
3033 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 700 B, Arlington, VA 22201
www.co.arlington.va.us

Fairfax Area Agency on Aging 703-324-5411
12011 Government Center Parkway, Suite 708, Fairfax, VA 22305
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dfs/olderadultservices

Prince William Area Agency on Aging 703-792-6400
7987 Aston Avenue, Suite 231, Manassas, VA 20109
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Support Groups

Iona Senior Services’ Support Groups 202-895-9448
4125 Albemarle St. NW, Washington, DC 20016
The aging process can bring emotional challenges to seniors and
caregivers alike. Our licensed therapists help groups and individ-
uals heal from, and overcome, these emotional hurdles. Iona pro-
vides support groups (as well as individual and couples counsel-
ing) on a variety of topics including depression, Alzheimer’s,
chronic illness, and caregiving. Our support groups are listed be-
low:
www.iona.org

Alzheimer’s Association Caregiver Support Group
at Sunrise at Fox Hill
Share experiences, troubles, and accomplishments with older
caregivers at this Bethesda support group, conveniently of-
fered on weekday evenings. The group is sponsored by Iona,
the Alzheimer’s Association, and Sunrise at Fox Hill.

Early Evening Caregiver Support Group for Adult
Children
Being a caregiver is a very difficult job – but it’s one that you
don’t have to do alone. Adult children and other caregivers of
a senior with a chronic or acute illness, including dementia,
will benefit from the chance to share what they’re experienc-
ing, gain support for themselves and their loved ones, and
connect with resources, programs, and services.
Registration required.

Low Vision Support Group
Share experiences, gain support, and learn about technology
and resources at this support group for seniors experiencing
vision loss. Registration required.

Lunch Time Caregiver Support Group
at Springhouse of Westwood
Spouses, partners, adult children, and other caregivers will
have an opportunity to share their challenges and successes,
get input from the group’s facilitator and other group mem-
bers, and learn about helpful resources. Registration re-
quired.

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Memory Loss Support Groups at Iona
Individuals diagnosed with memory loss and their family and
friends are all affected by the diagnosis and the changes that
come with memory loss, but the experience is different for the
diagnosed individual and those who care about them. Recog-
nizing this, Iona has developed two groups that meet simultane-
ously and provide support, information, and resources specific
to each one’s needs.
Individuals with memory loss and their care partners meet to-
gether for half-an-hour of coffee and conversation, then the
group splits into separate support groups – one for the individ-
uals with memory loss and one for their caregivers.
Registration required.
Parkinson’s Support Group
Seniors with Parkinson’s Disease share their concerns, chal-
lenges, changes, and losses in this support group, co-sponsored
by Iona and the Parkinson Foundation of the National Capital
Area. Registration required.

Support Group for Caregivers of Spouses/Partners
with Dementia
This support group for spouses/partners of individuals with
dementia meets to share concerns, achievements, frustrations,
and losses involved in caring for partners who are coping with
dementia. Registration required.
Learning about Memory Decline at Sunrise at Fox Hill
Iona and Sunrise at Fox Hill are partnering to bring Iona’s ex-
pertise to caregivers in the community. Each month, an Iona
social worker will lead a discussion on a topic of interest to peo-
ple caring for someone who has dementia, and there will be
time for caregiver support. Registration required.

Alzheimer's Association 800-272-3900
www.alz.org 703-359-4440

American Cancer Society Resource Center 888-227-6333
ACS Local Chapter 202-483-2600
www.cancer.org

American Diabetes Association 800-342-2383
www.diabetes.org 202-331-8303

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 Capital Caring 202-244-8300 (DC)

703-538-5700 (VA)
Provides palliative care; counseling, and hospice care.
www.capitalcaring.org
(See our ad on page 46.)

Community Hospices 202-966-3720
www.communityhospices.org

DC Cancer Consortium 202-821-1920
www.dccancerconsortium.org

DC Caregivers' Institute 202-464-1513
www.dccaregivers.org

Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance 202-689-1250
www.dbsalliance.org

George Washington University Hospital 202-715-4000
Support Groups
www.gwhospital.com

Holy Cross Hospital 301-754-7152
Caregiver Support Groups
www.holycrosshealth.org

Montgomery County Stroke Alliance 301-681-6272
www.mcstroke.org

National Alliance on Mental Illness – DC 202-546-0646
www.nami.org

National Alliance on Mental Illness – 301-949-5852
Montgomery County
www.namimc.org

Parkinson's Foundation 703-734-1017
of the National Capital Area
www.parkinsonfoundation.org

 Sibley Hospital Support Groups 202-364-7602
Widowed Persons Outreach 202-537-4942
www.sibley.org
(See our ad on page 70.)

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The William Wendt Center 202-624-0010
for Healing & Loss
www.wendtcenter.org

Transportation

Iona Senior Services’ 202-895-9448
Transportation Options
4125 Albemarle Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016
Iona coordinates a variety of transportation options for DC seniors,
within a limited service area, including medical transportation, Call
‘N’ Ride taxi vouchers, and the Iona Grocery Bus. Contact our
Question & Answer Helpline (202-895-9448 or [email protected]) for
referrals to transportation resources in other states.
www.iona.org

Iona Senior Services’ Grocery Bus 202-895-9448
4125 Albemarle Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016
The Iona grocery bus provides free transportation between certain
northwest DC apartment buildings and area supermarkets.
www.iona.org

 REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS

AMTRAK 1-800-USA-RAIL
1-800-523-6590 (TTD/TTY)
Reduced train fares are available to passengers with disabilities and
their companions, and to older adults, age 62 and older.
www.amtrak.com

Washington Metropolitan Area 202-637-7000 (general)
Transit Authority (WMATA) 202-637-1328 (complaints)
Disability ID and Senior SmarTrip Card 202-962-1558
600 5th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001
Regional bus and rail (aka Metro)
www.wmata.com

WMATA Metro Access 202-962-2033
301-562-5360
Curb-to-curb transportation for for people with disabilities, who
cannot use regular public transportation.
www.wmata.com

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WMATA SmarTrip Card 202-962-1558
(Reduced Fare Program for Seniors)
Seniors with SmarTrip cards get discounted fares on Metro rail
and Metro bus. Older adults, age 65 and older, may purchase
Senior SmarTrip cards at Metro sales offices, commuter stores,
certain retail outlets, DC Office on Aging Lead Agencies, and at
Iona.
www.wmata.com

 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS

Call 'N' Ride
2601 18th Street, NE, Washington, DC 20018
Provides cab fare subsidies for DC seniors. Enrollment must be
made through Iona or another DC Office on Aging Lead Agency
(See senior service agencies).

Medicaid Transportation 866-796-0601
Curb-to-curb medical transportation for DC seniors with Medi-
caid.

Washington Elderly Handicapped Transportation Service
2601 18th Street, NE, Washington, DC 20018
Curb-to-curb medical transportation for DC residents, age 60 and
older. Service requests must be made through Iona or other an-
other DC Office on Aging Lead Agency
(See senior service agencies).

MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS

Montgomery County

Call 'N' Ride 301-948-5409
Provides cab fare subsidies for low-income county seniors and low
-income residents with disabilities.
www.montgomerycountymd.gov

JCA Connect-A-Ride 301-738-3252
Provides information on transportation options for Maryland res-
idents, age 50 and older.
www.accessjca.org

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Ride-On Montgomery County Transit 240-777-RIDE
101 Monroe Street, Rockville, MD 20850 or 240-777-7433
County bus.
www.montgomerycountymd.gov/rideon 240-314-8800
Rockville Senior Services
www.rockvillemd.gov/seniorcenter

Prince George’s County

Call-a-Bus 301-499-8603
Curb-to-curb transportation, for county seniors and residents with
disabilities, who are not able to use regular public transportation.
www.princegeorgescountymd.gov

Call-a-Cab 301-883-5656
Provides cab fare subsidies for low-income county seniors and low-
income residents with disabilities.
www.princegeorgescountymd.gov

JCA Connect-A-Ride 301-738-3252
Provides information on transportation options for Maryland resi-
dents, age 50 and older.
www.accessjca.org

Senior Information and Assistance Program 301-265-8450
www.aging.md.gov/senior.html

The Bus 301-324-2877
County bus.
www.princegeorgescountymd.gov

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 VIRGINIA TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS

Arlington County

Arlington Transit 703-228-7433
County bus
www.commuterpage.com/art

JCA Connect-A-Ride 703-323-6494
Provides information on transportation options for Virginia resi-
dents, age 50 and older.
www.accessjca.org

STAR 703-892-8747

(Specialized Transit for Arlington Residents)
Curb-to-curb medical transportation for county residents, age 60
and older.
www.commuterpage.com/art/star.htm

Super Senior Taxi 703-228-1700
www.commuterpage.com/art/supersenior.htm

Fairfax County

Fairfax Connector 703-339-1608
County bus.
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/connector

FASTRAN, Fairfax County 703-222-9764 ext. 3
Curb-to-curb transportation for county residents meeting certifica-
tion requirements.
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/rec/fastran

JCA Connect-A-Ride 703-323-6494
Provides information on transportation options for Virginia seniors,
age 50 and older.
www.accessjca.org

Seniors on the Go 703-877-5800
Provides cab fare subsidies for low-income county seniors.
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/fcdot/seniors.htm

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 WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE TAXIS 202-546-7900
Royal Cab 202-546-7900
www.computerpage.com/taxi.htm
Yellow Cab

Villages

Villages are neighborhood-based organizations, emerging across
the country, that assist people in aging in place, safely and comfort-
ably. There are several models. Most models are member-ship
based with services such as transportation, computer training, and
home maintenance. Often these services are provided by volunteers
and vetted professional providers. Villages also may offer social and
educational activities. Iona supports the efforts of the Village move-
ment, and remains committed to providing support services to local
Villages and their members.

DC VILLAGES

Capitol Hill Village 202-543-1778
PO Box 15126, Washington, DC 20003
www.capitolhillvillage.org

Dupont Circle Village 202-436-5252
Dupont Circle Resource Center
9 Dupont Circle, NW, Washington, DC 20036
www.dupontcirclevillage.org

Georgetown Village 202-999-8988
(St. John’s Rectory)
3238 O Street, NW, Washington, DC 20007
Mailing address: PO Box 3563, Washington, DC 20007
www.georgetown-village.org

Glover Park Village 202-436-5545
PO Box 32255, Washington, DC 20007
www.gloverparkvillage.org

Northwest Neighbors Village 202-237-1895
5425 Western Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20015
www.nwnv.org

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Palisades Village 202-244-3310
PO Box 40403, Washington, DC 20016
www.palisadesvillage.org

Pennsylvania Avenue Village East, Inc. 202-657-6160
3130 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE, Washington, DC 20020
www.pavillageeast.org

 OTHER DC VILLAGES IN DEVELOPMENT:

Cleveland Park Village 202-615-5853

Foggy Bottom/West End Village
www.foggybottomassociation.com/about-aging-in-place-project

MARYLAND VILLAGES

At Home-Chesapeake 410-647-1997
2 Evergreen Road, Severna Park, MD 21146
www.athome-chesapeake.org

Bannockburn Neighbors Assisting Neighbors, Inc.
Bannockburn Community Association
www.bannockburncommunity.org

Burning Tree Village
www.burningtreevillage.org

Chevy Chase At Home 301-657-3115
PO Box 15102, Chevy Chase, MD 20825
Helping neighbors live independently at home.
www.chevychaseathome.org

 OTHER MARYLAND VILLAGES IN DEVELOPMENT:

Downtown Silver Spring Senior Village (301) 503-7401
www.dsssvillage.org

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 VIRGINIA VILLAGES 703-231-0824
703-305-8777
At Home in Alexandria 703-303-4060
PO Box 1757 Alexandria, VA 22313
www.athomeinalexandria.org

Clifton/Fairfax Station
Transition In Place Services (CFS-TIPS)
PO Box 311, Clifton, VA 21124
www.cfs-tips.org

Mt. Vernon At Home
PO Box 7493, Alexandria, VA 22307
www.mountvernonathome.org

 VILLAGE RELATED ORGANIZATIONS
Village to Village Network
A non-profit organization designed to help communities establish
and manage their own villages. They maintain a list of operating
and in-development villages nationwide.
www.vtvnetwork.org
Washington Area Villages Exchange
A forum through which Washington Metro area villages share their
experiences and ideas.
Email: [email protected]

Vision Resources

America Foundation for the Blind 202-469-6831
1660 L Street, NW, Suite 513, Washington, DC 20036
Provides information and resources; does not provide clinical ser-
vices.
www.afb.org

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Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind & The Visionary Store
1825 K Street, NW, Suite 1103, Washington, DC 20006

202-454-6400
8720 Georgia Avenue, Suite 210, Silver Spring, MD 20910

301-589-0894
6200 Baltimore Avenue, Suite 102, Riverdale, MD 20737

240-737-5100
Care management, support groups, employment assistance, and
vision evaluations. The Visionary Store (in Riverdale) sells assistive
technology.
www.clb.org

DC Center for Independent Living, Inc. 202-388-0033

202-280-6893 (Spanish)
1400 Florida Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002
or 2443 Good Hope Road, SE, Washington, DC 20020
Independent living skills, assistive technology, and other services
for DC seniors with vision loss.
www.dccil.org

DC Regional Library Adaptive Services Division
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library 202-727-2142
901 G Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001
www.dclibrary.org/services/lbph

Low Vision Center 301-951-4444
7701 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 604, Bethesda, MD 20814
Information on low-vision aids and resources.
www.lowvisioninfo.org

The Metropolitan Washington Ear, Inc. 301-681-6636
12061 Tech Road, Silver Spring, MD 20904
Free radio reading and dial-in newspaper.
www.washear.org

Montgomery County Special Needs Library 240-777-0960
www.montgomerycountymd.libguides.com/disabilityservices

National Eye Institute/NIH 301-496-5248
31 Center Drive, MSC 2510, Bethesda, MD 20892
Publications about eye health.
www.nei.nih.gov

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Prevention of Blindness Society 202-234-1010
of Metropolitan Washington
1775 Church Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036
Provides eyeglasses to low-income individuals.
www.youreyes.org

Seabury Senior Center for the Blind 202-269-9576
& Visually Impaired
1251 Saratoga Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20018
A city-wide program to enhance the quality of life and independ-
ence of older adults who have lost or are losing their vision.
www.seaburyresources.org/community

Volunteer Opportunities

Iona Senior Services’ Volunteers 202-895-9448
4125 Albemarle Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016
Volunteers play an integral part at Iona, serving in every facet of our
work. Direct-service volunteers help deliver meals; grocery shop or
provide companionship for seniors who are homebound; read to sen-
iors with low-vision; and assist activity staff at our Wellness & Arts
Center and at our Active Wellness Program at St. Alban’s. Iona volun-
teers also assist with advocacy, event planning, reception desk, and
clerical work. Iona also welcomes experienced professionals and stu-
dent interns in art therapy, business, counseling, nursing, social work,
administration and more. Volunteer opportunities are available for
adults and youth.
www.iona.org

 Seabury Resources Age-In-Place® Program
202-635-9384, ext. 105

Volunteers provide house cleaning and yard work services for older
adults living in Washington’s Wards 4 and 5.
www.age-in-place.org
(See our ad on page 81.)

Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind 877-324-5252
1825 K Street, NW, Suite 1103, Washington, DC 20006
www.clb.org

Experience Corps of DC 202-332-4200 ext. 1056
1430 Columbia Road, NW, Washington, DC 20009
Volunteers, age 55 and older, provide classroom support in DC pub-
lic schools.
www.experiencecorps.org

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Friendship Place 202-364-1419
4713 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016
Volunteers provide invaluable support and allow the Friendship
Place staff more time to help and support homeless and formerly
homeless neighbors.
www.cchp.org

People Animals Love (PAL) 202-966-2171
4900 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 330, Washington, DC
20016
www.peopleanimalslove.com

 Sibley Hospital Volunteer Services 202-537-4485
5255 Loughboro Road, NW, Washington, DC 20016
Www.sibley.org

Volunteer Placement Services

Greater DC Cares 202-777-4462
1380 Monroe Street, NW, Suite 410, Washington, DC 20010
www.greaterdccares.org

Idealist.org
www.idealist.org

Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) 202-289-1510
1509 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20005
www.seniorcorps.org

Volunteer Match
www.volunteermatch.org

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Advertiser’s Index

This Resource Guide includes non-profit organizations, government agencies, and
advertisers (indicated by “” next to their listing). Iona does not endorse or guar-
antee the quality of services of any listed agency or advertiser. We encourage con-
sumers to request further information and references from the service providers
before utilizing their services.

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AARP 26, 27

Seabury Resources Age-in-Place® Program 123, 79

Americare In-Home Nursing 61

A New Chapter 65

Atrium Assisted Living 84

Capital Caring 44, 114, 44

Capital City Nurses 61,
Care For You, Inc.
BACK COVER

61, 61

Chevy Chase House 73, 77

Cohen-Rosen House 82
Dave Reynolds and Associates, LLC 21, 22
The Law Office of Jeffrey J. Downey, PC 72, 93, 91
The Elder & Disability Law Center 90, 88
The Estate Planning & Elder Law Firm, PC 90, 92
Family & Nursing Care
Five Star Premium Residences of Chevy Chase 62
Foer’s Pharmacy & Compression Therapy 85, 75
Forest Side Assisted Living
Joseph Gawler’s Sons Funeral Directors 108
The Georgetown Retirement Residence 73, 78
Glickman Design Build
Rick Gow (with Lara, Shull & May, LLC) 46
Grand Oaks 73, 77
Hebrew Home of Greater Washington 64, 108

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73, 68
85, 82

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Help in the Home, LLC 62

Help Unlimited 48, 48
Hirsh Health Center 67, 82
Home Care Assistance 29, 62

Home Instead Senior Care INSIDE
HouseWorks FRONT COVER
Ingleside at Rock Creek
Integrity Concierge 63, 62
Kensington Park Retirement Community 63
Morris Klein, Esq., Attorney at Law 73
Landow House
106
85

93, 89
85, 82

Madison Group, LLC 29

Methodist Home of the District of Columbia 74, 78

New Hampshire Pharmacy & Medical Equipment 108
Options for Senior America
INSIDE BACK
COVER

63, 66

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at American Univ. 23

Potomac Home Health Care | Potomac Home Support 63

Professional Healthcare Resources 64

PushButton Emergency Help 41

The Randall Company 106

The Residences at Thomas Circle 74, 83

Revitz House 86, 82

Right at Home 64
Ring House 86, 82

Seabury at Friendship Terrace 76, 80

Seabury at Springvale Terrace 86, 80

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Seabury Care Management 31, 79
Seabury Resources for the Aging 107, 109,

Seabury Resources for the Age-in-Place Program 79
Senior Helpers of Silver Spring 107, 79
Sibley Hospital Support Groups
Widowed Persons Outreach 64
Sibley Hospital Volunteer Services 113, 68
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Sibley Memorial Hospital Link-to-Life 124
Sibley Senior Association 69, 68
Specialty Care Services 41, 68
The Speier Law Firm, LLC 23, 68
64, 65
Springhouse of Westwood
Sunrise on Connecticut Avenue 94
Top Banana Home Delivered Groceries
Van Derhoof Physical Therapy, LLC 86, 84
VITAS Innovative Hospice Care 76
Washington Home & Community Hospices
105, 106
108

45, 46
45, 76, 81

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211 Answers Please 18, 50
311 City Wide Call Center 18, 50
AARP
ABLEDATA 26
Adas Israel Congregation 107
Adas Israel Congregation
Behrend-Adas Senior Fellowship 34
Adult Protective Services 25
The Aged Woman’s Home of Georgetown
Age-in-Place® 17, 39
Aging and Disabilities Resource Center 72
Alcoholics Anonymous
123
Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf 17
and Hearing Impaired 58
Alexandria Office on Aging & Adult Services
Alexandria, Virginia, Government Services 58
Alliance for Retired Americans
All Saints Episcopal Church 111
All Souls Memorial Episcopal Church 54
Alzheimer’s Association 26
Alzheimer’s Association, National Office 34
Alzheimer’s Association, National Capital Area Chapter 34
Alzheimer’s Disease Education & Referral Center
Alzheimer’s Foundation of America 113
American Cancer Society Resource Center 29
American Diabetes Association 29
American Foundation for the Blind 29
American Heart Association, Greater Washington Region 29
American In-Home Nursing
American Red Cross, National Capital Chapter 56, 113
56, 113

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American Society on Aging 26
AMTRAK 115
A New Chapter
Archdiocesan Legal Network of Catholic Charities 65
Arlington Area Agency on Aging 88
Arlington, Virginia, Government Services 111
Arlington Transit 54
Armed Forces Retirement Home 118
Arthritis Foundation, Metro Washington Chapter 72
Asbury Methodist Village 55
Asians and Friends 84
Asian/Pacific American Legal Resources Center 95
Asian/Pacific Islander Senior Services Center 100
At Home in Alexandria 20
At Home - Chesapeake 121
Atrium Assisted Living 120
Ayuda, Inc. 84
Bannockburn Neighbors Assisting Neighbors, Inc. 88
Bauer Park Apartments 120
Beacon Newspaper 84
Behrend Adas Senior Fellowship 37
Bernice E. Fontenau Senior Wellness Center 25, 105
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rescue Squad 20
Better Business Bureau of Metro Washington, DC 39
B’nai Brith Homecrest House 37
Bodywise Program 84
Bread for the City Dental Clinic 20
Bread for the City Legal Clinic 65
90
www.iona.org
129

Brooke Grove Retirement Village 85
Burgundy Crescent Volunteers 95
Burning Tree Village 120
The Bus 117
Call-a-Bus 117
Call-a-Cab 117
Call for Action, WTOP 37
Call ‘N’ Ride 116
Capital Caring 44, 114
Capital City Nurses 61
Capitol Hill Towers 20
Capitol Hill Village 119
Capitol Memorial Seventh Day Adventist Church 34
Care For You, Inc. 61
CareRing 32
Caring Bridge 33
Carroll Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center 72
Catholic University for America 90
Columbus Community Legal Services
Center Care Adult Day Treatment Program 18
The Center for Mental Health Outreach 97
Chevy Chase at Home 120
Chevy Chase Community Center 20
Chevy Chase House 73
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church 34
Chinese American Senior Services Association 101
Chinese Culture and Community Service Center 101
Christ Church, Georgetown 35
Church of the Annunciation 35

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Church of the Pilgrims 35
Citizen’s Advisory Council (CAC) - Iona 26
Cleveland Park Congregational United Church of 35
Christ
Cleveland Park Village 120
Clifton/Fairfax Station Transition In Place Services 121
(CFS-TIPS)
Clinica Del Pueblo 65, 98
Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind & Visionary Store 122, 123
Columbia Road Health Clinic
Community Connections 67
Community Hospices (Washington Home & Hospice) 98
The Community Multidimensional Fitness Program 45, 114
Community Tax Aid 20
Congress Heights Senior Wellness Center 47
Consumer Credit Counseling of Greater Washington, 20
Inc. 38
Consumer’s Checkbook Magazine
Corcoran Gallery of Art 38
Crisis Link 21
Dave Reynolds and Associates, LLC 40
District of Columbia (DC) Bar Legal Information Help 21
Line 90
DC Bar Pro Bono Program Advice & Referral Clinic
DC Cancer Consortium 90
DC Caregivers Institute 55, 114
DC Center for Independent Living, Inc. 33, 114
DC Center for the LGBT Community
DC City Council 122
DC Department of Human Services 95
DC Department of Mental Health 51
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DC Department of Mental Health Access Helpline 40
DC Energy Assistance 38
DC Homeland Security Emergency Management 40
Agency
DC Housing Authority 47, 73
DC Hunger Solutions 27
DC Long Term Care Ombudsman Program 28
DC Multi-Door Dispute Resolutions Division 90
DC Office of Human Rights 38
DC Office of Notary Commissions & Authentications 90
DC Office on Aging (DCOA) 17
DC Office on Aging Lead Agencies
DC Office on Aging Senior Companion/Respite Pro- 31-32, 110
gram 33
DC Parks & Recreation Senior Activities & Programs
DC Rape Crisis Center 21
DC Regional Library Adaptive Services Division 40
(Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library) 58, 122
DC Relay Service (TTY)
DC Senior Advisory Coalition (SAC) 58
DC Shares (DC Disability Equipment Recycling Program) 26
DC Tax and Revenue Center 107
Deaf Reach 47
Dental Referral Service (DC Dental Association) 58
Department of Labor 56
Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance 42
The Law Office of Jeffrey J. Downey, PC 114
Downtown Cluster’s Geriatrics Day Center, Inc. 72, 93
Downtown Silver Spring Senior Village 19, 30
Dupont Circle Village 120
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Easter Seals Adult Day Program 19
East of the River Family Strengthening Collaborative 111
Eldercare Locator 17, 109

The Elder and Disability Law Center 90
Emergency Gas Leak (Washington Gas) 40
Emergency Power Outage (PEPCO) 40
Emmaus Services for the Aging 109
The Estate Planning & Elder Law Firm, PC 90
Eugene Meyer III Treatment Center 98
(Washington School of Psychiatry)
Experience Corps of DC 123
Experience Works 42
Fairfax Area Agency on Aging
Fairfax Connector 111
Fairfax County, Virginia, Government Agencies 118
Family and Nursing Care
Family Caregiver Alliance 54
Family Caregiver Resource Center 62
Family Matters 33
Family Matters Aging Services 33
Family Matters Asian/Pacific Islander Senior Service 109
Center 110
Family Matters Oasis Senior Center for the Homeless 100
Family Matters of Greater Washington
Family Matters Money Management Program 21
Family Matters Work Search 110, 111
FASTRAN (Fairfax County, Virginia)
Federal Government Benefits Website 47
Federal Tax Information 42
118
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Fellowship Senior Center (Korean Language Program) 101
First Class, Inc. 21
Five Star Premium Residences 85
Foer’s Pharmacy & Compression Therapy
Foggy Bottom/West End Village 108
120
Food & Friends (DC, Maryland, and Virginia) 102-105
Forest Oak Towers
Forest Side 85
73
Forty Plus 42
Friends Club Bethesda 19
85
Friends House Retirement Community 21
Friendship Heights Village Center 40, 124
Friendship Place 59
95
Gallaudet University 96
Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance (GLAA)
46
Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit (GLLU) 19
(DC Metropolitan Police Department) 91
Joseph Gawler’s Sons Funeral Directors
Genevieve N. Johnson Senior Programs 91

George Washington University Community Legal 98
Clinic
George Washington University Consumer Mediation 67
Clinic
George Washington University Counseling Services 69
Center (CCSC) 67
George Washington University Gerontology Depart- 114
ment
George Washington University Hospital 55
George Washington University Hospital Cancer Clinic

George Washington University Hospital Support
Group
George Washington University Medical Center,
Division of Geriatrics and Palliative Care

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The Georgetown Retirement Residence 73
Georgetown Senior Center 25
Georgetown University Medical Center 56, 69

Georgetown Village 119
Glen Echo Park 21
Glickman Design Build
Glover Park Village 64, 108
Golden Rule Apartments 119
Golden Rule Plaza 73
Grace Episcopal Church 73
Grand Oaks 35
Greater DC Cares 73
Green Door 124
Guide to Retirement Living Sourcebook 98
Guy Mason Recreation Center
Hampshire Village 72, 87
Hattie Holmes Senior Wellness Center 21
Hayes Senior Wellness Center 85
Health Insurance Counseling Project (HICP) 22
Hearing Loss Association of America 22
Hebrew Home of Greater Washington
Help In The Home, lLC 48, 91
Help Unlimited 59
Hirsh Health Center 85
Holiday Park Senior Center 62
Holy Cross Caregiver Resource Center 48
Holy Cross Home Care and Hospice 67
Holy Cross Hospital 22
33
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Holy Cross Hospital Caregiver Support Groups 114
Holy Cross Hospital Lifeline 41
Holy Cross Hospital Medical Adult Day Center 19

Holy Cross Rehabilitation and Nursing Center 85

Holy Trinity Church 35

Home Care Assistance 29, 62

Home Care Partners 63

Home Instead Senior Care 63

Hospice Caring, Inc. 45

Hospice Foundation of America 46

HouseWorks 63

Howard University Dental Clinic 67

Howard University Hospital 69

Howard University School of Law Clinical Law Center 93

Howard University Speech and Hearing Clinic 59

Hypothermia Watch Program and Shelter Hotline 41

Idealist 124

Iona Senior Services 7-16

Ingleside at Rock Creek 73

Integrity Concierge 106

JCA Career Gateway 42

JCA Connect-a-Ride 42

JCA Helpline GOLD 30

JCA Senior Employment Services (SCSEP) 42

JCA Senior Tech Computer Training 22

JCA Steven M. Reich Homecares Resource Center 63

Jeanne Jugan Residence 74

Jewish Council for the Aging (JCA) 22, 109
of Greater Washington

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Jewish Social Services Agency (JSSA) 31
Jewish Social Services Agency Hospice 45
Johns Hopkins at Green Spring Station 38

JSSA Employment and Career Services 43
JSSA Holocaust Survivor Program 31
JSSA Kosher Meals on Wheels 103
Kensington Club Gorlitz Social Day Program 19
Kensington Park Retirement Community 85
Knollwood/Army Distaff Foundation 74
Korean American Senior Citizen Association 101
Korean Community Service Center 101
of Greater Washington
Kuehner Place for Abused and Neglected Elderly 40
The Lambda Center 95
Lambda Legal 95
Landow House 85
Lara, Shull & May, LLC (Rick Gow) 48
LeadingAge 27
The Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia 93
Legal Counsel for the Elderly 93
Legal Information Helpline 93
LGBT Alzheimer’s Support Group 96
LGBT Counseling 96
Lisner-Louise-Dickenson-Hunt Home 74
LIVE AND LEARN BETHESDA 23
Long Term Care Ombudsman Programs 93
Lotsa Helping Hands 33
Low Vision Center 122
Madison Group 29

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Margaret Schweinhaut Senior Center 23
The Mautner Project 96
Mayor’s Office of GLBT Affairs (DC) 96
McClendon Center 99
Meals on Wheels 104
Meals on Wheels Association of America 103, 104
Meals on Wheels of Northern Virginia 104
Medicaid Transportation 116
Medicare 49
Mental Health Association of Montgomery County 99
Mental Health Association of the District of Columbia 99
Methodist Home of the District of Columbia 74
Metropolitan Memorial United Methodist Church 35
The Metropolitan Washington Ear, Inc. 122
Mid-Atlantic Professional Geriatric Care Managers 31
Misler Adult Day Center 19
Model Cities Senior Wellness Center 23
Montgomery County Aging & Disability Services 114
Montgomery County Aging 103
& Senior Nutrition Program
Montgomery County Commission for Women— 43
Counseling and Career Center
Montgomery County Long Term Care Ombudsman 28
Montgomery County, Maryland, Government Services 54
Montgomery County Mental Health Hotline 99
Montgomery County Senior Health Insurance Coun- 49
seling Program
Montgomery County Senior Mental Health Services 99
Montgomery County Special Needs Library 122
Montgomery County Stroke Alliance 114

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Montgomery Hospice (Hospice at Home, Carey House) 45
Morris Klein, Esq. 93
Mt. Vernon at Home 121
National Active and Retired Federal Employees 27
(NARFE)
National Alliance for Caregiving 33
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) 99, 114
National Association for Hispanic Elderly
National Association of Professional Geriatric Care 27
Managers 31
National Cancer Institute
National Caucus & Center on Black Aged, Inc. 56
National Council on Aging 27, 43
National Domestic Violence Hotline
National Family Caregivers Association 28
National Eye Institute / NIH 41
National Hospice & Palliative Care Organization 34
National Kidney Foundation of the National Capitol 122
Area, Inc. 46
National Multiple Sclerosis Society 57
National Older Worker Career Center
National Osteoporosis Foundation 57
National Presbyterian Church 43
57
National Rehabilitation Hospital 35

National Stroke Association 39, 69
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
National Veterans Legal Services Program 57
Neighborhood Legal Services Program 41, 99

New Hampshire Pharmacy and Medical Equipment 94
North Capitol at Plymouth 94

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Northern Virginia Long Term Care Ombudsman 28
59
Northern Virginia Resource Center for Deaf
& Hard of Hearing Persons 119
Northwest Neighbors Village 86
The Oaks at Four Corners 23
OASIS (Older Adult Service & Information Service) 28
43
Older Women’s League
63
Older Workers Employment & Training Program 23
(DCOA)
Options for Senior America 35
35
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) 120
at American University 96
Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church 102
57, 114
Palisades Community Church 99

Palisades Village 94
120
PALS (People Advocating for LGBT Seniors) 124

Parishes United Meals on Wheels 63

Parkinson’s Foundation of the National Capitol Area 64

Pastoral Counseling & consultation Center 123
of Greater Washington
Pension Rights Center 96
103
Pennsylvania Avenue Village East, Inc.
111
People Animals Love (PAL)
28
Potomac Home Health Care |
Potomac Home Support
Premier Home Care

Prevention of Blindness Society
of Metropolitan Washington
Prime Timers of Washington, DC

Prince George’s County Area Agency on Aging
Senior Nutrition Program
Prince George’s County Area Agency on Aging
Department of Family Services
Prince George’s County Long Term Care Ombudsman

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Prince George’s County, Maryland, 53
Government Services
Prince George’s County Senior Health Counseling 49
& Advocacy Program
Prince William Area Agency on Aging 111
Professional Healthcare Resources 64
Providence Hospital 69
Providence Hospital 55
Department of Geriatric Medicine
Providence Hospital Link-to-Life 41
Providence Hospital Medical House Call Program 70
Pushbutton Emergency Help 41
The Randall Company 106
The Residences at Thomas Circle 74
Respite Services of Montgomery County 29, 34
Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) 124
Revitz House 86
Ride-On Montgomery County Transit 117
Ring House 86
Right at Home 64
Road Scholar 23
Rockville Nursing Home 86
Rockville Senior Services 117

Royal Cab 119
Russian Language Hotline 101
SAGE Metro DC (Senior Action in a Gay Environment)
Santé Group 97
Sarah’s Circle 99
Seabury at Friendship Terrace 74
Seabury At-Home-First 76
76
www.iona.org
141

Seabury at Springvale Terrace 86
Seabury Care Management 31
Seabury Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired 123
Seabury Resources for the Aging 103, 109
Seabury Resources for the Aging 107
Age-In-Place Program
Seabury Ward Five Aging Services 110
Senior Advantage Program (George Washington Univer- 55
sity Medical Center: Division of Geriatrics)
Senior Center for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing 23, 59
Senior Employment Resources 43
Senior Health Resources, Washington, DC 97
Senior Helpers of Rockville
Senior Helpers of Silver Spring 29, 46, 64
Senior Information & Assistance Program 64
Seniors on the Go
Seton House (Providence Hospital) 117
Shady Grove Hospital Lifeline 118
SHARE Food Network
Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament 58
Sibley Hospital Support Groups: 41
Widowed Persons Outreach 106
Sibley Hospital Volunteer Services 25, 36
Sibley Memorial Hospital 114
Sibley Memorial Hospital Link-to-Life
Sibley Senior Association 123
Smithsonian Resident Associates Program 69
Social Security Administration 41
So Others Might Eat (SOME) 23
SOME Interfaith Volunteer Caregiver’s Program 24
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SOME Senior Center 24
Spanish-Catholic Center 67
Specialty Care Services 64
Speech & Hearing Center 59
(George Washington University)
The Speier Law Firm, LLC 94
Springhouse of Westwood 86
St. Alban’s Parish 36
St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church 36
St. Columba’s Episcopal Church 36
St. David’s Parish 36
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital: Division of Mental Health 69
St. John’s Church at Lafayette Square 36
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Georgetown Parish 36
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church 36
St. Mary’s Court 74
St. Mary’s Court Mid-day Program 105
St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church 36
St. Paul’s English Lutheran Church 36
St. Paul’s Parish 36
St. Stephen’s Martyr Church 37
St. Thomas Apostle Catholic Church 37
STAR (Specialized Transit for Arlington Residents) 118
State Commissions and Departments on Deafness 59
Suburban Hospital 39, 69
Suburban Hospital Lifeline 41
Suburban Hospital Outpatient 58
Addiction Treatment Center
Sunrise on Connecticut Avenue 76

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Super Senior Taxi 118
Supplemental Security Income 49
Support Center 19
Tax-Aid Program 49
TEMPLE MICAH 37
Temple Sinai 37
Terrific, Inc.
Top Banana Home Delivered Groceries 110
Town Center Apartments 105
UDC David A. Clarke School of Law
Housing/Consumer Law Clinic 86
UDC Institute of Gerontology 94
United Medical Center
United Ostomy Association of America 24
The Unity Health Care Center 69
& Cardozo Health Center 57
University Legal Services: Housing 67
Upper Northwest Meals on Wheels
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission 94
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Regional Office 103
Van Derhoof Physical Therapy, LLC
Verizon Economy II Service for Senior Citizens 38
Veterans Affairs Medical Center 49
Victory Heights 108
Victory Housing 49
Victory Square Senior Apartments 70
Victory Woods 76
86
Vida Senior Center 76
87
Vida Senior Residence
24, 102,
105, 110

76

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The Village of Rockville 87
Village to Village Network 121

Virginia Insurance Counseling & Assistance Program 49
(Fairfax County)
VITAS Innovative Hospice Care 45
Volunteer Match 124

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center - 70
Cap Med
Ward Circle/Georgetown Meals on Wheels 103
42
Washington Adventist Hospital Lifeline
121
Washington Area Villages Exchange 108

Washington Area Wheelchair Society 76
24
Washington Center for Aging Services 116

Washington DC Jewish Community Center 60
57
Washington Elderly Handicapped Transportation 76
Services (WEHTS) 70
Washington Hearing and Speech Center 70

Washington Hebrew Congregation 100

The Washington Home 60
94
Washington Hospital Center
94
Washington Hospital Center Medical House Call 24
Program 37
Washington Hospital Center Senior Outpatient 37
Program
Washington Hospital Hearing and Speech Center 56, 67, 97
Washington Lawyer’s Committee for Civil Rights
& Urban Affairs
Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless

The Washington Senior Wellness Center

Wesley United Methodist Church

Westmoreland Congregational Church

Whitman-Walker Health

www.iona.org 145

Whitman-Walker Legal Services 95
The William Wendt Center for Healing and Loss 100, 115
WMATA Metro Access
(Washington Metropolitan Area Area Transit Agency) 115
WMATA Smartrip Card
115, 116
Yellow Cab 119
24
YMCA 25
YWCA

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