Site Index
Last Modified 07/22/04
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LINKS
State-Wide
Toll Free Numbers
Consumer
Contacts
Federal Resources
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Administration
on Aging - Includes information for
caregivers, advocates, the aging network, researchers, and elders.
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The
White House
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The
U.S. Senate
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The
U.S. House of Representatives
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U.S.
Congress - This website provides daily calendars and journals,
information about each legislator, committee assignments, bill tracking
and status of legislation.
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Social Security
1-800-772-1213
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Medicare
1-800-633-4227
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Veterans
Affairs
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Federal
Office of Disability and Long-term Care Policy - Includes
information on research, reports published by the office, aging issues,
disability issues, and home and community based services.
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U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services - provides links to hundreds
of related websites including medical libraries, non-profit health
organizations, and support groups.
State
Resources
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Kansas
Area Agency on Aging Association - Action, Advocacy Answers
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Kansas
Department on Aging (KDOA) - A
good resources website with links to senior centers, AAA, and many
other agencies relating to seniors. It also has tips for seniors and the
latest news releases.
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Kansas
Legislature - During the legislative
session, this website provides updated daily calendars and journals,
information about each legislator, committee assignments, bill tracking,
and status of legislation. Audio activity of floor activity
available at this site.
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Kansas
Legislative Research - Includes how to find your legislator, how to
contact your state legislator, and information about the legislative
process.
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Kansas
Department of Social & Rehabilitative Services (SRS)
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Kansas
Attorney General - Charity check, no-call list, consumer complaint
forms.
Other Resources
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Kansas
Association for American Retired Persons (AARP) - includes information
on all AARP programs, services, legislative initiatives, long-term care,
insurance and many white papers on topics of concern to elders.
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Benefits
Check-up - Created by the National Council
on Aging (NCOA) this free, easy-to-use website helps older Americans
identify their eligibility for a wide range of public assistance
programs. It compares the information you give with eligibility
requirements for Social Security, Medicaid, Foods Stamps,
Weatherization, in-home services, pharmacy programs, and state
programs. A printable report of programs and enrollment
information is available.
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Information
Network of Kansas
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Kansas
Foundation for Medical Care Quality Improvement Organization
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Senior
Health Insurance Counseling of Kansas (SHICK)
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Kansas
Veterans Affairs
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Websites
for Kansas Area Agencies on Aging
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Access
America for Seniors - The Access America for Seniors Website has
information that will help seniors conduct business with federal
agencies faster and easier.
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The
Medicare Rights Center - The Medicare Rights Center works to ensure
access to affordable health care for older adults and people with
disabilities through counseling, educational programs and public policy
initiatives.
Caregiving
Health Conditions
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Alzheimer’s
Education - This
includes information on research, various publications, and
Alzheimer’s Centers.
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Healthy
Aging for Older Adults - The Healthy Aging for Older Adults Website
sponsored by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and
Health Promotion provides information on a wide range of topics
including: Health-Related Behaviors Chronic Diseases, Infectious
Diseases, Immunizations for Adults, and Injuries Among Older Adults.
Job/
Volunteer Opportunities
Just
For Fun
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Explore
Kansas - Use this site to help plan your trips, for groups or
yourself. Many wonderful fact are included such as Kansas 1st,
Kansas Cuisine, and Kansas people. Group trips are planned 4 times a
year, sign your senior center and have a ball!
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Legends
of America - Ghost towns, legends, outlaws and scenic highways all
listed here along with many other interesting facts.
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Blue
Skyways - Wonderful site that can answer almost any question you
have about Kansas. This site links you to communities (past and
present), government agencies, libraries, genealogy sites, museums, governmental
representatives (counties, state & federal), and many other attractions in the state
of Kansas. Still have questions? KAN Answer has librarians on-line to
answer your questions or type in "Older KS forum" in the
search engine, and it will take you to issues and links that concern
Kansas Seniors.
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