Harris County Area Agency on Aging
Benefits counseling, caregiver support, in-home services and care coordination for Harris County residents 60+.
Run by Houston Health Department
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Public agencies and nonprofits that serve Harris County. This list is always open to everyone. Numbers are shown as text so you can copy them.
Benefits counseling, caregiver support, in-home services and care coordination for Harris County residents 60+.
Run by Houston Health Department
Statewide line that routes you to your local center for long-term services, Medicaid options and options counseling.
Apply for Texas Medicaid and other benefits online, and check the status of an application.
Run by Texas HHS
A monthly pension add-on for eligible wartime veterans and surviving spouses who need help with daily activities.
Run by U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Aging services for the counties around Harris, useful if your parent is moving to Fort Bend, Montgomery or Galveston.
Run by Houston-Galveston Area Council
Inspection results and ratings for nursing homes, rehab and home health agencies.
Run by Medicare.gov
Free advocates for people living in nursing homes and assisted living. Ask them about a facility before you sign.
Run by Texas HHS
Household goods movers operating in Texas must be registered. Check the mover's number before you book.
Run by Texas Department of Motor Vehicles
Apply for disaster aid after a declared storm. Photograph damage before cleanup.
Run by Federal
Local storm alerts, evacuation zones and preparedness checklists.
Run by Harris County Emergency Management
Dial 2-1-1 for help finding local services. It's also where you register for STEAR, the state emergency assistance registry.
Home-delivered meals and a daily check-in for homebound older adults.
Run by Interfaith Ministries
Free civil legal help for eligible low-income residents, including powers of attorney and housing issues.
Run by Nonprofit law firm
Free legal information and forms for Texans, including powers of attorney.
Run by Texas Legal Services Center
Referral to an elder law or estate attorney, usually with a low-cost first consultation.
Run by Houston Bar Association
Volunteers build wheelchair ramps for low-income older adults and people with disabilities, on referral.
Run by Volunteer nonprofit
Free safety and critical repairs for low-income homeowners, many of them seniors and veterans.
Run by Nonprofit
National directory of senior move managers. Listings are commercial and not vetted locally.
Run by NASMM