Referral Center

BRIDGES for Older Adults aims to connect older adults—and those who serve them—with trusted support. Whether you're a caregiver, provider, or aging adult, you can confidently explore resources designed to promote whole-person well-being.

Connecting older adults to trusted behavioral health and wellness resources.

Finding the right support begins with knowing exactly where to turn. The BRIDGES for Older Adults Referral Center offers a comprehensive, easy-to-use directory designed to help you confidently identify:

1. Behavioral Health Support Services: Providers who specialize in mental and emotional well-being for older adults.

2. Evidence-Based Wellness Programs: Community-based chronic disease self-management programs that support healthy aging.

In the future, you'll be able to sort and identify providers and programs officially certified by BRIDGES for Older Adults—making it even simpler to connect older adults with quality programs.

Directory of Evidence-Based, Community-Based Programming for Chronic Disease Self-Management

Directory of Behavioral Health Support Services

Coming Soon

  • Disclaimer | The BRIDGES for Older Adults Referral Center is intended to provide information and resources. The inclusion of any provider, service, or organization does not imply endorsement or recommendation by BRIDGES for Older Adults or LECOM Health. Users are encouraged to evaluate and choose providers based on their individual needs and preferences. BRIDGES for Older Adults and LECOM Health are not responsible for the quality of services provided by the listed organizations.

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