Program assists in locating registered people who are memory impaired and reuniting them with their families and caregivers. All pertinent information is stored in a central registry. In addition, registered members receive an identification bracelet, including an identification code and a 24-hour toll free telephone number, iron-on clothing labels, and two identification cards one for the caregiver and one for the member.

Matches volunteers with homebound seniors for weekly supportive phone calls. Telephone calls on a regular basis to ensure seniors their good health and safety, and to reassure them that help is available if and when they need it.

Provides home checks for local residents on vacation or when homes will be left unattended, assist with doors and/or windows which may have been left open or unlocked. Residents must provide all home information (who is allowed to enter the house, pick-up mail, newspaper, etc, and contact numbers). Also will check the home if reported that some one is has not answered phone calls, mail or newspapers are piling up, etc.

Provides information and assistance on community resources and services to older town residents and their families regarding issues of aging, such as flu shots, HEAP, housing, home care, etc. Printed materials are available for free, along with counseling and help to navigate the various programs and applications that are offered.

A computerized telephone system calls each enrolled subscriber every day, when the phone is answered the computer will ask if they are okay. If the subscriber fails to answer, there is a constant busy signal, or no pick-up after several tries, a patrol car will be sent to the residence to check on the person's welfare.

Provides containers to place medical information which hangs on a door incase of an emergency.

Offers various outreach programs which support home bound seniors through phone call, visits, and more.

Offers a magnetized container to place medical information that is attached to the refrigerator in case of an emergency.

Provides a magnetized container to hold an individual's medical information that attaches to the refrigerator in case of an emergency.

Provides daily phone calls by senior volunteers to homebound seniors who would benefit from the socialization and the monitoring of their well being.

Offers a variety of services to those customers who have special needs due to physical or financial hardships or disabilities.

Partners with community agencies to identify and help vulnerable seniors. Gatekeepers are trained individuals who come in contact with older adults in the course of their day through daily tasks or activities or their job, and they help to recognize, identify and refer older adults who may be or at risk of depression, anxiety and other related symptoms.

The First Responders Alert Registry is a unique plan to assist Town of Yorktown residents with special needs in emergency situations. The goal of this program is to reduce emotional trauma, fear and conflict when first responders have contact with special needs residents by providing responders with essential information before arriving. The information collected here is confidential and will NOT be available to the public. The information will be held securely by the Yorktown Police Department and only used for emergency response and planning. Residents who want to sign-up for the First Responders Resident Alert Registry can fill out the form linked to https://www.yorktownpd.com/first-responders-resident-alert-registry.html. Residents can also download the department's registration form and submit in person at the Yorktown Police Department Main Desk or by mail.

Offers a daily computerized call to seniors who may be homebound, ill or disabled, to make sure they are doing okay. If the call is not answered, when expected, someone is sent to their home to make sure they are okay.

Provides Town of Babylon seniors with a nutritional breakfast and lunch, recreational, cultural, advisory and health programs, senior advocate, counseling, bereavement groups, transportation for medical, shopping and to nutrition center, telephone reassurance program, and educational speakers. Publishes monthly newsletter.

Provides a variety of fun, recreational, and support services to the older adults in the community. Some services include transportation equipped with a wheelchair lift for shopping, errands and medical appointments, exercise, arts and crafts, and more. A senior advocate is available, by appointment to help with benefits or insurance information, long term care, health issues, volunteer opportunities, help with filling out and understanding application forms, etc.

A website that contains a form which allow residents to perform a security check on their premises while they are away.

A 24 hour emergency response system to help seniors or those homebound with a disability summon medical assistance through the press of a button.

Program obtains non-medical in home services including respite, emergency response systems and personal care aides.

Employees whose work is spent out in the community become the extra eyes and ears for the police, fire department, and other local authorities to help protect personal property, rescue those in danger and help save lives.

Lifeline is a personal emergency response system which offers seniors or those with disabilities, independence and support so they may remain in their homes. A device which the person carries, or wears on their person, at all times, has a HELP button which summons emergency services within seconds, 24 hours a day.

Offers a variety of services to those customers who have special needs due to physical or financial hardships or disabilities.

This program provides an evaluation team to assess health and social needs of senior citizens and then recommendations are made for obtaining necessary services. Coordination of services with a physician is made if applicable, along with community service resources. Includes Mall Walkers exercise program at the Galleria, medication awareness program, help in accessing community information and help with filing insurance claims. Also offers caregivers support groups, emergency response devices and telephone reassurance.

Location assistance for Alzheimer's or ASD clients prone to wandering, bracelets can be worn on wrist or ankle, each client is assigned a unique frequency number, uses radio frequency instead of GPS.

Cell phones that have been donated by the community are programmed for 911 only service. These phones are then distributed to any Ulster County resident age 60 and over that requests one.EFFECTIVE 3/31/2008 ANALOG CELLPHONES NO LONGER HAVE SERVICE. PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE FOR THE AGING TO REPLACE THE ANALOG CELLPHONE FROM THE OFA WITH A DIGITAL CELLPHONE.