Aging and Disability Resource Center of Florence County
The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Florence County provides Disability and Elder Benefits Specialists. Disability Benefits Specialists assist disabled individuals ages 17 3/4 through age 59 while Elder Benefits Specialist assist people ages 60 and up (and the spouse of a person age 60 or older). All Benefit Specialists provide information on programs that focus on relieving financial stress (e.g. Medicaid, SSDI, SSI, Medicare, FoodShare) and help determine if people qualify for those programs. They assist in connecting people to appropriate benefits and explain how to apply. They can also help people who have been denied benefits and need to appeal a decision. They can negotiate with public agencies, medical offices, or insurance companies to resolve problems. They will offer a referral to an appropriate attorney when needed. Often a phone conversation can be sufficient to provide information and guidance, if not, the Benefits Specialists are available for office appointments or home visits.
Legal Topics Covered
- Public Benefits for Native Americans
- Benefits available to Immigrants
- Benefits available to Native Americans
- Food and Money Benefits
- Health/Medical Benefits
- Housing Benefits
- Other Public Benefits Issues
- Social Security
- Utilities, Energy & Heating Benefits
- Healthcare
- Other Disability & Death Planning Issues
- Public Benefits for Immigrants
Counties Served
Language(s) Spoken
Types of Service
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Office Location:
Florence County Courthouse
501 Lake Avenue
Lower Level
Florence, WI 54121
United States
Phone:
Hours
Other Hours
Home visits and after hours appointments available by request.
How to Get Service
Please call or stop in. Home visits and after hours appointments available by request. If you need special accommodations, please ask.
Other Eligibility
You can see a Disability benefit specialist if you:
- Are between the ages of 18-59
- Have a disability
- Live in Wisconsin
You can see an Elder benefit specialist if you:
- Are 60 or older
- Live in Wisconsin