Organizations that serve older adults and families across Greater Richmond — gathered in one place and free to use. Details can change, so please confirm with each organization before you go.
The aging-network hub for the City of Richmond and Charles City, Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover, Henrico, New Kent and Powhatan counties. Information and referral for adults 60+, caregivers and people with disabilities — benefits, in-home services and more.
Free, confidential help finding food, housing, utility, healthcare and family services across Virginia. One call connects you to local programs that fit your situation.
Compare Medicare plans, look up providers, and check what original Medicare covers. The official federal source — no sales pitch.
Virginia's Insurance Counseling and Assistance Program provides free, unbiased, one-on-one Medicare counseling for Virginians 60+ and their families. Reach VICAP through your local Area Agency on Aging.
Prepares and delivers thousands of meals each week to homebound neighbors across the region, each delivery doubling as a friendly wellness check.
Bus service across the Richmond region with reduced senior fares, plus CARE paratransit: door-to-door service for eligible riders with disabilities. Call the eligibility coordinator to apply; riders 80+ qualify for a streamlined application.
Free, confidential support from trained dementia specialists, any time day or night — for caregivers and families across Virginia. Help navigating diagnosis, behavior changes, care planning and local programs.
Free civil legal help for low-income residents across Central Virginia — benefits, housing, consumer, family and protective-order issues. Richmond office open weekdays 9 AM–4:30 PM.
Full-service VA health care for Richmond-area veterans — primary care, specialty care, mental health, spinal cord injury care and caregiver support programs.
DeAngelo McCants compares options across carriers and explains them in plain language — free review, no obligation.
