Clackamas County Social Services

This program offers counselors who aid individuals in making educated long-term care choices while evaluating their unique strengths, needs, preferences, and circumstances. It supplies information regarding support strategies, action plans, and options available within the community. Options Counseling can function as an independent service or may lead to Older Americans Act Case Management (OAA), which is designed for those requiring ongoing assistance to maintain independence. Care coordinators play a role in problem-solving, advocacy, and connecting participants to resources and community support to improve quality of life and future planning for later years.

Intake Procedure: Reach out via phone or visit the website for further details.

Travel/Location: Situated at the intersection of Kaen and Beavercreek Roads, at the top of the hill in Oregon City. Accessible via TriMet Bus Line 33, with a stop at Clackamas Community College/CCC.

Fees: There are no charges for this service.