How EBRcoa Supports Elderly Needs Sponsored by Ebrcoa – Greater Baton Rouge Business Report

Caring for our senior community is more than providing help – this is to promote wellness, promote independence and improve the quality of life. The East Baton Rouge Council for Aging (EBRCOA) plays a vital role in supporting the elderly, offering basic services outside the dining programs, serving as a true rescue line for the needy.

A network of support for the elderly
Ebrcoa manages a network of 23 senior centers in the parish of Eastern Baton Rouge, providing daily hot dishes, fitness programs and social activities to combat isolation, while supporting cognitive and physical health. Older people also have access to the Lotus Food closet, a cost -free closet and the Lotus Village senior community, which offers 116 apartment homes at affordable prices.

Transportation, intercession and disaster assistance
Lotus Rides provides access to medical meetings, senior centers and events of the agency for the elderly requiring transport. The trained staff supports Medicare and Medicaid guidance, assistance and medical equipment, while EBRCO also serves as a specific adult response agency during emergencies.

Investing in the elderly, investing in the community
Ebrcoa encourages wellness and reduces healthcare costs by supporting the health and independence of the elderly by taking advantage of our adults and the wider community. To learn more about Ebrcoa’s services, call 225.923.8000 or visit online to apply.

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