About Us
Madison County Office for the Aging helps older adults and their caregivers live with dignity by providing access to a variety of home and community-based services. Our unique value proposition is that we understand how aging can affect an individual's ability to stay in their current living situation, so we strive to maximize independence for our clients by offering cost-effective non-medical support services tailored to meet each person’s needs.
Our mission is to ensure that all individuals are able to age in place at home while feeling supported and safe. Our vision is simple: We want everyone in Madison County who needs help as they age to have access not only to quality care, but also peace of mind knowing that they can stay close with family members throughout the aging process.
Health Brain Project Free Memory Screening at MCOFA
Screenings for Memory Concerns Now Available at Offices for the Aging in Central New York!
Are you 60 years of age and older with questions about your memory?
Changes in memory are most often a normal part of aging but can be worrisome.
If you have questions about you or your loved ones' memory, several County Offices for the Aging in Central New York are now offering screenings for memory concerns. If needed, individuals are connected to healthcare professionals for a full evaluation and appropriate treatment.
Upstate University Geriatricians Press Release
For information contact the Office for the Aging serving your county:
Cayuga County Office for the Aging 315-253-1226
Herkimer County Office for the Aging 315-867-1121
Lewis County Office for the Aging 315-376-5313
Madison County Office for the Aging 315-697-5700
Oneida County Office for the Aging & Continuing Care 315-798-5456
Oswego County Office for the Aging 315-349-3484
Tompkins County Office for the Aging 607-274-5482
To contact University Geriatricians please call 315-464-6100
Upcoming Outreach Staff Visits
The Madison County Office for the Aging Staff is scheduled to be at the following sites. Staff will be available to assist with paperwork or applications, and are knowledgeable about programs and services that you may be eligible for.
An APPOINTMENT IS REQUIRED to meet with OFA staff at the sites listed below. Please call 315-697-5700 to make an appointment.
DeRuyter: Jan 8, Wednesday at 11 am
DeRuyter Senior Apartments
Oneida: Jan 14, Tuesday at 11:30 am
Oneida Towers II dining room
Cazenovia: Jan 22, Wednesday at 10 am
Carriage House Apts Community Room
Hamilton: Feb 7, Friday at 11 am
510 Madison Lane, Bldg 5
Brookfield: Feb 13, Thursday at 11:15 am
First Baptist Church
Morrisville: Feb 18, Tuesday at 10 am
Community Church, Swamp Rd
Santa for Seniors Blanket Donations
Thank you for the blanket donations!
Visit NY Connects
NY Connects serves as the Point of Entry for information and assistance to long term services and supports for all ages.
Long term services and supports are used by individuals of all ages who need assistance to perform routine daily activities such as bathing, dressing, preparing meals…
The goal of NY Connects is forming partnerships to create a sustainable, person driven long term support system in which people with disabilities and chronic conditions have choices, control and access to a full array of quality services that assure optimal outcomes, such as independence, health and quality of life.
Our Agency through the NY Connects Program makes every effort to connect people who are seeking care to the agencies and service providers that can best meet their needs.
Retired and Senior Volunteer Program
Make a difference and have fun while doing it! Join the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program to share your skills with others, learn new ones, and positively impact our community.