ADRC Overview
The West Virginia Aging and Disability Resource Network will serve as a highly visible, trusted and valued place where people of all incomes can turn for information on the full range of long-term support options based upon individual choice and will serve as a point of entry to access support programs and benefits.The ADRN will:
- Empower individuals and families to make informed decisions
- Streamline access to a wide array of services offered through public and private resources
- Serve individuals, professionals and the community as a visible, highly valued, trusted resource for information and counseling concerning your options.
Bringing Purpose & Meaning to Life
The West Virginia Aging and Disability Resource Network can assist with the availability of the following services that will bring purpose and meaning into each day of life.
- Behavioral Support
- Community Services
- Counseling Services
- Employment Assistance
- Family Activities
- Family Caregiver Support
- Future Planning
- Housing
- Independent Living Skills Training
- Nutrition
- Respite Care
- Support Groups
- Transitional Planning
- Transportation
- Vocational Training
- Volunteer Opportunities
Options Allowing You to Remain at Home
The West Virginia Aging and Disability Resource Network will assist in discovering the availability of the following services that will allow individuals to remain at home.
- Community Support Services
- Day Activity Health Services
- Employment
- Future Planning
- Home Health Care
- Housekeeping
- Independent Living Skills Training
- Meals on Wheels
- Medical Alert Systems
- Minor Home Modifications
- Personal Care
- Private Day Services
- Relocation and Transitional Services
- Respite Care
- Service Coordination
- Specialized Therapies
- Transition & Diversion Services
- Transportation
Take Ownership of Your Future
The West Virginia Aging and Disability Resource Network can recommend services that will allow individuals to take ownership of their future:
- Advance Directives
- Community Resources
- Durable Power of Attorney
- Employment & Volunteer Opportunities
- Financial Planning
- Future Planning
- Guardianship
- Living Will
- Long-Term Care Insurance
- Medical Power of Attorney
- Residential Living Facilities
- Reverse Mortgages
- State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP)
For more information, you can contact the West Virginia Aging and Disability Resource Network by calling our toll-free number at 1-866-981-2372 or by visiting www.wvnavigate.org.
Region I – Fairmont
2805 White Hall Blvd., White Hall, WV 26554
1(877) 363-1595
Region II – Dunbar – State Office
1400 Ohio Avenue, Suite B, Dunbar, WV 25064
1(866) 981-2372 or (304) 720-6861
Region III – Petersburg
131 Providence Lane, Petersburg, WV 26847
1(800) 296-5341 pr (304) 257-2847
Region IV – Princeton
1460 Main Street, Box 8, Princeton, WV 24740
1(866) 598-2372 or (304) 425-2040