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Jennings Senior Center
Route 2
Grantsville 21536 Telephone: 895-5498
Harfbrd County
Harfbrd County Senior Center
145 North Hickory Ave.
Bel Air 21014
Telephone: 838-6000, ext. 331, 380
from Baltimore: 879-2000, ext. 331, 380
Howard County
Florence Bain Senior Center
5470 Beaverkill Rd.
Columbia 21044 Telephone: 730-7697
Kent County
Kent County Senior Center
118 North Cross St.
Chestertown 21620 Telephone; 778-2564
Montgomery County
Holiday Park Senior Center
3950 Ferrara Dr.
Wheaton 20906 Telephone: 468^443
Prince George's County
Prince George's County Department of Services
and Programs for the Aging
5012 Rhode Island Ave.
Hyattsville 20781 Telephone: 699-2697
Queen Anne's County
Queen Anne's County Office on Aging
P.O. Box 426
Grasonville Senior Center
Grasonville 21638
Telephone: Grasonville 758-0848
Centreville 752-2357
St. Mary's County
Garvey Senior Center
Box 653
Leonardtown 20650 Telephone: 475-5100
Somerset County
Princess Anne MAC Center
424 North Somerset Ave.
Princess Anne 21853 Telephone: 651-0020
Talbot County
Talbot County Health Department
P.O. Box 480
100 South Hanson St.
Easton 21601 Telephone: 822-6828
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Washington County
Washington County Commission on Aging
Alexander House
9 Public Square
Hagerstown 21740 Telephone: 790-0275
Wicomico County
Pine Bluff MAC Center
1504 Riverside Dr.
Salisbury 21801 Telephone: 543-0388
Worcester County
Snow Hill MAC Center
P.O. Box 159
107 East Market St.
Snow Hill 21863 Telephone: 632-1289
The Long Term Care Division directs the plan-
ning, implementation, and evaluation of long term
care services for the elderly managed by the Office
on Aging in collaboration with other State depart-
ments and agencies. The Division develops poli-
cies and initiatives for promoting statewide long
term care activities aimed at reducing the institu-
tionalization of the frail elderly. The division pro-
vides staff support to the Interagency Committee
on Aging Services. The Division also directs the
Ombudsman, Public Guardianship, and Life Sup-
port programs, in addition to Gateway II. Gate-
way II is a system operated at the local level to
provide screening, assessment, and case manage-
ment services to frail elderly persons.
The Housing and Continuing Care Division de-
velops, certifies, and assists in the operation of
subsidized sheltered housing for the elderly. Such
housing provides a residential environment with
assistance as needed for activities of daily living.
The Division also regulates and certifies continu-
ing care facilities operated by the private sector to
provide long-term shelter and care to elderly per-
sons. Information disclosed through the registra-
tion process is open to public inspection as a con-
sumer protection to prospective residents.
The Planning and Evaluation Division is re-
sponsible for program planning and development,
establishment of program priorities, and assess-
ment of program results. It directs and manages
legislative, research, health insurance, and other
Office activities that benefit consumers.
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