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While the Aging Information Network (AIN) is well known for its exceptional Care Management membership, it has an equally valuable yet underrecognized offering—its Information and Referral Services. Elevating the visibility of this resource could significantly expand AIN’s impact, especially for those seeking expert guidance without the need for full membership commitment. This offering is a hidden gem—especially for families who aren’t ready to commit to a full membership but still need trusted guidance.
Information and Referral Services (IRS) at the Aging Information Network (AIN) is are designed to simplify the journey of ageing by connecting older adults and their families to the right resources and support systems.
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They maintain a network providers and programs across cities, counties, and states ensuring seniors are matched based on their appropriate services based on their location and needs.
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