Many resources are available to help survivors of the Southern California wildfires. Visit ca.gov/LAfires/ for more information.
Aging and Disability Resource Connections in California, whether they are designated, emerging, or interested, can find helpful resources and tools on this page. Bookmark this page, as updates are posted frequently.
Sort by alphabetical (click on the "Program" header) to find the ADRC Program Memos. They are also available on the ADRC website by navigating to the appropriate tab.
A list of available trainings known to the ADRC Branch Team in the main areas that ADRCs serve consumers, such as Options Counseling, Transition Services, No Wrong Door, and more. Please note that this list is not yet vetted by, or endorsed by, the California Department of Aging. This document is being updated frequently.
A list of resources known to the ADRC Branch Team in the main areas that ADRCs serve consumers, such as Options Counseling, Transition Services, No Wrong Door, and more. Please note that this list is not yet vetted by, or endorsed by, the California Department of Aging. This document is being updated frequently.
These recorded webinars and presentation slides cover some aspects of California’s ADRCs.
This recording and presentation slide set give you an overview of ADRCs in California.
This orientation covers a high-level overview of the key concepts of Medi-Cal and Medicaid Administrative Claiming (MAC)
A short video on understanding the milestones and due dates for ADRCs moving to Designated Status
The ADRC Advisory Committee’s Sustainability Work Group, in collaboration with CDA’s ADRC team, hosted a series of workshops designed to provide ADRC partnerships with guidance on building successful partnerships with health care entities.
The ADRC team, in collaboration with the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), hosted an orientation on the California Community Transitions (CCT) Project. CCT provides designated Lead Organizations (LO) with funding to facilitate and monitor the transition of eligible individuals from facilities to community settings of their choice.
As California ADRCs continue to evolve, there are many similar experiences, questions, and challenges. ADRC Fridays are an ADRC partner roundtable series where local ADRCs can gather (via webinar) and learn from each other. The series is hosted by the California Department of Aging’s ADRC Branch, facilitated by local ADRC partners and subject matter experts.
To assist ADRCs in bringing forward successful practices to our ADRC partnerships, the ADRC Bureau has created an ADRC Promising Practices library. ADRC Promising Practices are innovative practices implemented by ADRC partnerships that have helped to establish successful ADRC business and program methods and contributed to the development of a local No Wrong Door system. We thank our ADRC Partnerships for submitting and sharing their practices. Though these practices are not officially endorsed by CDA, they are being shared as promising practices for consideration and implementation in local ADRC partnerships. Submissions for ADRC Promising Practices are accepted throughout the year and reviewed twice a year for acceptance, recognition and posting to the ADRC Promising Practices library. For more information about specific Promising Practices, please email the contact(s) identified for each promising practice or ADRC@aging.ca.gov.
Funding information that local ADRC partnerships may consider for blending and braiding funding. ADRC Funding Options
Keywords and Search Phrases that local ADRC partnerships may consider when adding to or creating an ADRC website. Key search terms and phrases for ADRC websites