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Cumberland County, PA - Aging & Community Services For those who can no longer remain safely, we assist in the transition to the facility-based care they need. Users may only post their own, original content.

The core focus of our office is to support older adults, adults with disabilities and others who are at risk of losing their independence to remain in the community as long as possible. Social Media Policy:

Users are welcome to submit or post content, including photographs and videos, to an official county social media page where the agency allows users to post content. The content shall pertain to the subject of the social media site and not violate the comment policy articulated below. Users should have no expectation of privacy when posting publicly to a county site. Comments and posts made to these pages are reviewed and may be hidden if it includes one (1) or more of the following.

1. Obscene, indecent or profane language, pictures, or videos.
2. Threats, personal attacks, or defamatory statements.
3. Hate speech directed at race, color, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, ethnicity, age, religion, or disability.
4. Fraudulent, deceptive, or misleading information.
5. Comments not related to the posted topic for the county social media page or post.
6. Multiple, successive, off-topic posts by a single user or repetitive posts copied and pasted by multiple users, or spam.
7. Promotion or endorsement of commercial services and products.
8. Comments advocating illegal activity or posting of material that violates copyrights or trademarks of others.
9. Violation of any local, state, or federal laws or is otherwise unlawful.
10. Campaign materials promoting or opposing, individuals or political parties. We are not responsible for a post or comment from an individual or group; however, we reserve the right to hide any post that violates our county policy. Comments and content posted on our county sites may be subject to public disclosure. Communications posted on this page will not be construed as satisfying requirements for legal notice or service, shall not be considered official public comment, and shall not be construed as an official request for records pursuant to the Right-to-Know Law. Find all our social media pages and the Cumberland County Social Media Policy on our website: https://www.cumberlandcountypa.gov/3923/Social-Media

11/06/2026

Scammers are extra busy during . They may pretend to be with Medicare to try to steal your personal info — don’t fall for it.
If you get an unsolicited call, email, or text, ignore it!

Visit Medicare.gov/fraud if you suspect fraud.

11/06/2026

Each November National Family Caregivers Month gives us an opportunity to recognize caregivers across the Commonwealth.

Did you know nearly 1 in 4 Americans is a caregiver? Caregivers can take many forms; a spouse, child, neighbor, or friend. You may not even know you're a caregiver, but we see the difference you're making.

Caregivers provide essential support to family or friends who can’t manage everyday activities on their own. Here in Pennsylvania, over 2 million caregivers provided 40 billion dollars worth of unpaid care last year alone, showing just how vital they are to our communities.

This month, we’re recognizing caregivers with stories, resources, and heartfelt appreciation for the people who make a world of difference.

Thank you for all you do. đź’™



11/06/2026

Our Passport to Wellness program helps individuals stay motivated with healthy habits. November sheets are now available at ASI Social Centers. Chestnut Hills Social Center, Indiana Social Center, Two Lick Valley Social Center

11/06/2026

The Dementia-Friendly Holiday Toolkit offers practical solutions that help families, friends, caregivers and communities create gatherings where everyone feels welcome and valued. Help make this holiday season more welcoming and meaningful for people living with dementia and their loved ones!

10/28/2026

PA MEDI – Pennsylvania Medicare Education & Decision Insight – offers statewide programs and events, like Medicare 101 and Part B/D Penalty presentations – Free!

Find one near you: pa.gov/AgingCalendar?123

10/28/2026

means having a voice on rights of quality of care.
Residents of long-term care facilities have the right to:
• Have alternate meal choices, refuse certain foods
• Receive mail, unopened
• Listen to music of their choice
• Have personal possessions
• Live in a safe environment
• Spend time outdoors
• And so much more!

Learn about or request assistance from Pennsylvania’s Long-term Care Ombudsman Program: pa.gov/Aging/Ombudsman

10/28/2026

Financial scams can happen any time of year, but the holiday season often creates more opportunities for fraud. Download this free guide to learn how to spot warning signs, avoid fraud and protect yourself and your loved ones from financial exploitation.

10/28/2026

If you or someone you know lives with a chronic condition — like diabetes, heart disease, chronic pain, depression or anxiety — check out Medicare’s ACCESS care options. ACCESS gives you tools to help manage your chronic condition and improve your health. www.medicare.gov/ACCESS

10/28/2026

Be on the lookout for fraud during . Offers of special discounts on Medicare plans, or freebies that sound too good to be true… are! Find more ways to spot and prevent fraud at Medicare.gov/fraud.

Address

1615 Ritner Highway
Carlisle, PA
17013

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17172406110

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