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Upcoming Events
Caregiver Luncheon with Jennifer Basic, Attorney at Law
The discussion will include Advance care directives and making sure your future wishes are followed.
Estate planning ensures your assets are protected and distributed according to your wishes, minimizing taxes and other expenses, avoiding probate and managing incapacity.
November 19th, 2025
10 am to 1 pm
Morrisville Community Church
3824 Swamp Rd, Morrisville
🍂All are welcome🍂
‼️REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED‼️
To register call 315-697-5700 ext 215
or email Melanie.Liess@ofamadco.org
Healthy Brain Project Free Memory Screening
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.
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
Upstate University Geriatricians Press Release
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.
Morrisville: November 18, Tuesday at 10 am
Morrisville Community Church, Swamp Rd
Earlville: December 4, Thursday at 10:30 am
4 N Main St
It is PREFERRED that you make an appointment to meet with OFA staff at the sites listed below. Please call 315-697-5700 .
Hamilton: Nov 7, Friday at 11 am
510 Madison Lane Apts, Building 5
Brookfield: Nov 13, Thursday at 11:15 am
First Baptist Church
Chittenango: Dec 8, Monday at 11:30 am
Parks & Rec, 710 Legion Dr
Canastota: Dec 17, Wednesday at 11:30 am
Stoneleigh Apts, 400 Lamb Ave
Effective Communication Strategies
This FRIDAY, February 10th, from 1pm to 2pm we have an IN-PERSON event with the Alzheimer's Association. Come learn effective communication strategies when caring for a loved one with dementia. Give our office a call to learn more and register 315-697-5700
Understanding and Responding to Dementia-Related Behavior
Join us to learn to decode behavioral messages, identify common behavior triggers, and learn strategies to help intervene with some of the most common behavioral challenges of Alzheimer’s disease.
Fiddler on the Roof
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Mama Mia Musical
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Effective Communication Strategies
This FRIDAY, February 10th, from 1pm to 2pm we have an IN-PERSON event with the Alzheimer's Association. Come learn effective communication strategies when caring for a loved one with dementia. Give our office a call to learn more and register 315-697-5700
Understanding and Responding to Dementia-Related Behavior
Join us to learn to decode behavioral messages, identify common behavior triggers, and learn strategies to help intervene with some of the most common behavioral challenges of Alzheimer’s disease.
Fiddler on the Roof
Write a description for this tab and include information that will interest site visitors. For example, if you are using tabs to show different services, write about what makes each service unique. If you are using tabs to display restaurant items, write about what makes a specific dish particularly worthwhile or delicious.
Mama Mia Musical
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Caregiver Luncheon with Jennifer Basic, Attorney at Law
The discussion will include Advance care directives and making sure your future wishes are followed.
Estate planning ensures your assets are protected and distributed according to your wishes, minimizing taxes and other expenses, avoiding probate and managing incapacity.
November 19th, 2025
10 am to 1 pm
Morrisville Community Church
3824 Swamp Rd, Morrisville
🍂All are welcome🍂
‼️REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED‼️
To register call 315-697-5700 ext 215
or email Melanie.Liess@ofamadco.org
Healthy 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.
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
Upstate University Geriatricians Press Release
Upcoming Outreach 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.
Morrisville: November 18, Tuesday at 10 am
Morrisville Community Church, Swamp Rd
Earlville: December 4, Thursday at 10:30 am
4 N Main St
It is PREFERRED that you make an appointment to meet with OFA staff at the sites listed below. Please call 315-697-5700 .
Hamilton: Nov 7, Friday at 11 am
510 Madison Lane Apts, Building 5
Brookfield: Nov 13, Thursday at 11:15 am
First Baptist Church
Chittenango: Dec 8, Monday at 11:30 am
Parks & Rec, 710 Legion Dr
Canastota: Dec 17, Wednesday at 11:30 am
Stoneleigh Apts, 400 Lamb Ave
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.
Contact NY Connects at 315-697-3092