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Senior Citizen Resources
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Large Print Books
Audiobooks
Magazines & Newspapers for Seniors
Online Collections
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- Legal Forms LibraryCovers topics such as elder law, power of attorney & estate planning.
- Medicare & Medicaid DebateFind out more about the issues and controversies surrounding the Medicare and Medicaid debate. Simple search "medicare" for the most recent articles.
- Netwellness' Senior HealthTopics include dental care, falls, joint health, depression, etc.
Library Deliveries for Seniors
Outreach Services provides a free delivery service of all library materials to:
- Seniors living in senior facilities within the Westerville school district
- Homebound individuals
- Full-time caregivers
Are you temporarily homebound due to an illness or accident? You may also qualify!
For more details, contact Outreach Services at 614.259.5034 or jkerns@westervillelibrary.org.
Golden Buckeye Card Applications
Applications for the Golden Buckeye Card are available at the Westerville Library.
Stop at the Circulation Desk in the main lobby with your driver's license or proof of age and we will process your application for you.
Books about Senior Citizens & Aging
Call Number: 248.85 BAN
Breaks down aging into seven phases: Release, Resistance, Reclaiming, Revelation, Crossing Point, Risk, and Relating. The key concerns of the retirement-aged person are self-identity and the need to give back and be useful.
Call Number: 362.63 BIT
The Senior Organizer is designed to help seniors or their loved ones assemble all their vital documentation and information in one simple, easy-to-access format. T
Call Number: 615.1 AAR
Essential information on more than 1,200 prescription and nonprescription medicines, including generics.
Websites of Interest to Seniors
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Referrals for Seniors
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- Assisted Living by Rachel EvansHelps seniors and their families to research senior housing options.
- Home Care by Rachel EvansHelps seniors and their families to research in-home care options.
- Ohio Assisted Living Directory by David BesnetteThis page should serve as a starting point for learning about many of the different assisted living facilities and long term care options throughout Ohio.
- Bed Sore FAQ by Jonathan RosenfeldFrequently asked questions concerning pressure sore prevention, treatment and education.
- Senior Housing by Amanda SiegleA helpful resource for researching affordable senior housing on the Internet.
- Retirement Basics by Sandra CurryAnnuityFYI suggests websites for seniors.
- Retirement and 401k Calculators and Planning Resources by Gina AlvarezA great retirement planning resource.
- Years Ahead by Emily Franzen A great caregiving resource that helps you assess your needs, contact compassionate Care Advisors and locate the right level of service for you.
- Assisted Living in Ohio Guide by Rob VoceExplore assisted living facilities by state (Ohio) or by cities inside Ohio. There is a section for memory care facilities as well. This guide is free and updated with the company BBB certified.
- Columbus Senior Living by Scott ReaganSharpSeniors.com a comprehensive directory of senior living options is designed to meet the distinct needs of today’s seniors.
- SeniorLiving.org by Chris HawkinsA free resource directory for people looking for all types of senior care options: independent living, assisted living, nursing homes, Hospice, home care, respite care, Alzheimer’s care, and hospitals.
- A Guide to Choosing the Best Home Security System by Eastyn CazinThis is a review on home security systems that was written up by hand picked experts in the field.
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