Cayuga County Office for the Aging

10/06/2026

Cayuga County Office for the Aging will be presenting an event for Caregivers in honor of National Family Caregiver’s Month- “Connect, Learn, and Prepare” on Wednesday, November 4th from 9:00 am-1:00 PM at the Hilton Garden Inn in Auburn. This event is free and open to informal caregivers. Call or email our office by October 28th to register!

10/06/2026

The Cayuga County Office for the Aging will present a workshop for National Family Caregivers Month, "Connect, Learn and Prepare," on Wednesday, Nov. 4. ⤵️ Find a link to the story in the comments.

10/05/2026

The final event in this year's Seniors Need to Know series is coming up on October 23rd. Call our office to register by October 15th!

10/02/2026

Cayuga Community Health Network, Inc. is hosting a free, 6-week Eat Healthy, Be Active wellness series in Moravia starting next Wednesday, October 7th. Use the QR code on the flyer or call Meghan Rusco at 315-237-1646 to register!

10/01/2026

The federal government has implemented new requirements for SNAP benefits that older adults in New York State need to know about. NYSOFA is sharing the following information in partnership with the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA). 

09/30/2026

Our annual Public Hearing is coming up on October 19th. This is an opportunity to learn about aging services in Cayuga County and see the efforts our staff are making to provide them. We hope you will join us at 1:00 PM and consider sticking around afterwards for a free musical performance by Matt Chase, hosted by the Boyle Senior Center.

09/29/2026

Falls can have serious consequences, including injuries, hospitalization, and loss of mobility and independence. But many falls are preventable. Staying physically active, addressing health and medication concerns, making the home safer, and talking with a healthcare provider about fall risk are just a few ways to reduce the likelihood of a fall and support healthy, independent living.

Learn more: acl.gov/falls-prevention-month

Falls can have serious consequences, including injuries, hospitalization, and loss of mobility and independence. But many falls are preventable.

Staying physically active, addressing health and medication concerns, making the home safer, and talking with a healthcare provider about fall risk are just a few ways to reduce the likelihood of a fall and support healthy, independent living.

Learn more: acl.gov/falls-prevention-month

09/28/2026

09/22/2026

Keep track of your appointments and compare them with your Medicare statement. Repeated visits you didn’t receive could be a warning sign. Review it. Question it. Report it.
NYS SMP: 800-333-4374