Outagamie County Aging Unit Survey

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Outagamie County Aging Unit is looking for your thoughts and ideas that will help us improve programs and services for the residents of Outagamie County. Your answers will help us develop a Three-Year Aging Plan.

The Aging Unit is charged with representing the views, concerns and interests of older adults and their caregivers. Let yourself be heard by participating in this survey, and help the Aging Unit create goals that strives to preserve the dignity and security of older adults, making it possible for people to have as many selections and services as possible as they grow older.

What do you think are the main challenges adult's midlife and beyond are facing in Outagamie County?

Transportation needs

Access to healthy food

Home health options

Social isolation and loneliness

Help understanding Medicare and insurance

Assistance with prescriptions and/or medical bills - financial counseling

Ways to keep fit and healthy

Help with home repairs and upkeep

Lack of access to Wi-Fi and technology

Affordable housing options

Support for family caregivers

Dementia supports and services

Lack of accessibility for people with disabilities

Elder abuse

Fraud and scams

Other:

Do you know any older adults who have unmet needs?

Yes

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If you answered Yes to the previous question - What are the needs? What services do you think would help them?

What do you think are the top three service areas that need improvement in order to help older adults in Outagamie County? Please check three or answer in other:

Hoarding support and counseling

Technology support and assistance

Addiction support

Alternative transportation options

Food delivery options

Access to healthy food

Home health options

Help with social isolation and loneliness

Bilingual services

Help understanding Medicare and drug plan choices

Elder abuse

Assistance with prescriptions and/or medical bills

Ways to keep fit and healthy

Help with home repairs and upkeep

Adaptive equipment

Financial counseling

Affordable housing options

Support for family caregivers

Dementia supports and services

Public spaces and facilities physically accessible for people with disabilities

Other:

Are there services or events you have heard of in other communities that you think would be helpful to older adults in Outagamie County?

What do you think people will need in the next 3, 5, or even 10 years to help them remain as independent as possible as they get older?

Any comments or suggestions?

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