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All Senior Resources

Senior centers, meal services, transportation, support groups by city, neighborhood, and ZIP.

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Beyond finding a community, DC Senior Advisor points DC-area families to the free and low-cost resources that help an older adult stay safe and supported - whether they're aging at home or planning a move. Here's where to start across the District, Maryland, and Northern Virginia.

Core resources across the DC metro

  • DC Department of Aging and Community Living (DACL): (202) 724-5626 - the District's free options counseling and Area Agency on Aging.
  • Maryland Access Point (MAP): 1-844-MAP-LINK, plus county aging offices in Montgomery and Prince George's counties.
  • Northern Virginia Area Agencies on Aging: Arlington, Alexandria, and Fairfax each run their own office - see the DC · MD · VA hub for contacts.
  • Veterans benefits: VA Aid & Attendance and the Washington DC VA Medical Center; VA Caregiver Support Line 1-855-260-3274.
  • Meals, transportation & senior centers: home-delivered meals, non-emergency medical transport, and community senior centers throughout the metro.
  • Verify a license: check any facility's record through the correct jurisdiction's regulator before you tour - see the DC metro hub for links.

Neighborhood resource guides

Local senior resources - senior centers, meal delivery, transportation, and support groups - for specific DC-metro neighborhoods.

Capitol Hill (Washington, DC)

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Georgetown (Washington, DC)

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Dupont Circle (Washington, DC)

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Cleveland Park (Washington, DC)

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Chevy Chase DC (Washington, DC)

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Tenleytown (Washington, DC)

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Petworth (Washington, DC)

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Columbia Heights (Washington, DC)

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Brookland (Washington, DC)

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Foggy Bottom (Washington, DC)

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Palisades (Washington, DC)

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Shaw (Washington, DC)

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Navy Yard (Washington, DC)

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Adams Morgan (Washington, DC)

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Woodley Park (Washington, DC)

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Downtown Bethesda (Bethesda, MD)

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Friendship Heights (Bethesda, MD)

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Downtown Silver Spring (Silver Spring, MD)

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Rockville Town Center (Rockville, MD)

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Ballston (Arlington, VA)

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Clarendon (Arlington, VA)

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Crystal City (Arlington, VA)

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Old Town (Alexandria, VA)

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Del Ray (Alexandria, VA)

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Not sure where to begin? Talk it over with a free DC Senior Advisor advisor - no fee, no pressure either way. Send a message or email advisors@dcsenioradvisor.com.

Common questions

What is All Senior Resources?
This page explains all senior resources for the DC metro families and lays out the key options, costs, and steps to take next.
How do I get help with this in the DC metro?
Reach out to a free DC Senior Advisor advisor at <a href="mailto:advisors@dcsenioradvisor.com">advisors@dcsenioradvisor.com</a>, or <a href="/contact/">send us a message</a>. We answer to families, not facilities, and there's never a fee.
Is DC Senior Advisor a licensed referral service across DC, Maryland, and Virginia?
Yes. DC Senior Advisor operates as a paid referral service in compliance with the referral and disclosure standards of the District, Maryland, and Virginia across the DC metro.

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