Get Help to Live Independently and Stretch Your Money at Your Local ADRC

Contact us for a free, confidential consultation to get unbiased information about local resources for individuals ages 60 + and adults with disabilities. Your local Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) staff knows how to help you find what you need to make decisions about independent living and your quality of life. 

Confidentially-at no cost, with no pressure. You make the decisions. 

Local Information, Personal Choice 

Review our comprehensive resources directories or set up a personal consultation to help find out what makes sense for you. Choose what you need to stay as independent as possible, as long as possible, while stretching your dollars as far as possible. Learn about options including: 
  • Healthy living 
  • Getting rides 
  • Benefit eligibility
Looking for programs or services outside Barron, Rusk or Washburn County? Find your local ADRC. 

You're Welcome Here

We welcome everyone to the ADRC, regardless of race, age, color, national origin, ethnic background, disability, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, or socioeconomic, marital or military status. Your ADRC respects the diversity of our customers, employees, and communities. You can find the ADRC policy here.
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Caregiver Survey

Are you a family caregiver caring for a loved one or close friend?  If so, the Wisconsin Family and Caregiver Support Alliance (WFACSA) wants to hear about your experiences - and you could win a $100 Visa gift card from Ascension for your participation! This survey will take 10- 5 minutes to complete and can be competed anonymously (gift card drawing uses a separate entry). Participate in the family caregiver survey!

New Course Available Online!

Though most of us don’t talk about it, more than HALF of women over age 65 have incontinence. Unfortunately, most don’t realize that they can make lifestyle changes to improve or prevent bladder and bowel problems without medicine or surgery. There is a new evidence-based program, “Mind Over Matter: Healthy Bowels, Healthy Bladder,” that prevents and improves incontinence. Check it out here!

Cumberland Dining Site Temporarily Relocated

Starting Thursday, May 2, Cumberland Dining will be temporarily relocated to: St Paul Lutheran Church, 743 22 1/2 Ave, Cumberland, WI 54829. No Tuesday Salad bars (just regular menu) or Dining @ 5 while at this temporary location. Our thanks to the church for sharing their space while the Cumberland Senior Center undergoes a kitchen remodel.