County of Marin Health and Human Services

Area Agency on Aging

If you are seeking information related to COVID-19 (Coronavirus), please visit our Public Health website or call the CA COVID-19 hotline 833‑422‑4255. If you are seeking information and resources for older adults, persons with disabilities, or family caregivers, please contact us through our web form or call 415-473-INFO.  Due to the COVID-19 situation, we are experiencing very high call volumes. We will return your call as soon as possible. Thank you.

Marin County Aging and Adult Services (AAS) acts as the Area Agency on Aging (AAA) for Marin County, under a framework and funding put forth in the Older Americans and Older Californians Acts. The AAA is the leading planner, administrator and funder of services for persons over 60 and family caregivers in Marin County. 

To create a well-coordinated, community-based system of care in Marin, the AAA provides services directly from its offices as well as contracts with a network of private and non-profit agencies.  The AAA funds more than $1 million in services for its targeted population.  

Among the services provided by the AAA and its home and community contractors are:

  • Assisted Transportation
  • Caregiver Registry
  • Case Management – Rural Marin
  • Congregate Meals
  • Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
  • Employment Readiness Services
  • Family Caregiver Support Programs
  • Home-Delivered Meal Program
  • Information and Assistance
  • Legal Services
  • Long-Term Care Ombudsman
  • Senior Center Activities
  • Visiting – Rural Marin

For information about services for older adults and their families in Marin, visit the Community Resource Guide or call the Information & Assistance hotline at (415) 473-INFO (4636) or email at 473INFO@marincounty.org. 

The Board of Supervisors established the Marin County Commission on Aging to advise the Area Agency on Aging on the needs of older adults. Visit the Commission on Aging page for more information and meeting agenda/date/locations.