Diners ClubServes nutritionally balanced lunches, or dinners, in a social group environment.

Grocery DeliveryProvided at homeHome delivery of essential supplies such as groceries and medications.

Meals on WheelsProvided at homeDelivers a nutritionally balanced noon hour hot meal by volunteers who provide a social contact and a safety check for the client. Special diets may be accommodated. Frozen meals may be available.

Adult Day ProgramProvides a daytime group environment of supervised activities, meals, companionship and recreation for older adults and those with chronic or palliative conditions.

Friendly VisitingProvided at homeOffers no charge visiting companionship such as conversation, reading, games, or crafts, while providing a safety check. The contact may be face-to-face at the client's home or through a phone call.

Geriatric Assessment & Intervention Network (GAIN)Provides geriatric medical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment by a team of health professionals who are experts in seniors' health. Typical concerns include falls prevention, medication management and cognitive decline.

In-Home PSW CareProvided at homeHelp with a range of essential daily activities that help maintain physical well-being. Includes washing and bathing, mouth and hair care. Help with transferring to chairs, dressing, eating, and toileting.

Hospital to HomeProvided at homeHelp with a range of essential daily activities that help maintain physical well-being. Includes washing and bathing, mouth and hair care. Help with transferring to chairs, dressing, eating, and toileting.

LifelineProvided at homePersonal home emergency monitoring, often for people at risk of falling, so they can signal for help at any time of time.

Exercise for Seniors (SAGES)Provides group exercise classes, typically one hour in length, to improve strength and balance. Education provided to reduce risk of falls.

Walking programs, pickleball and moreExercise sessions where participants develop physical fitness and/or skills within a defined sport. May be either beginners or advanced.

Support Groups (in person)In-person meetings where members provide each other with help for a particular life challenge. Often involves relating personal experiences and providing sympathetic understanding. May be clinician or volunteer-led.

Support Group (Virtual)Provided at homeOnline or phone-based meetings where members provide each other help for a particular life challenge. Often involves relating personal experiences and providing sympathetic understanding. May be clinician or volunteer-led.

Additional Hospice ServicesProvided at homeStaff from multiple health disciplines provide health care, emotional and practical support to those with a life-threatening or terminal illness.