Aging and Disability Resource Center of the Wolf River Region - Menominee
The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of the Wolf River Region serves Menominee, Oconto and Shawano Counties and the Stockbridge-Munsee Community). The ADRC provides Disability and Elder Benefit Specialists.
Disability Benefit Specialist (DBS): A DBS can provide services to people age 18 - 59 with physical disabilities, developmental disabilities, mental illness and substance use disorders. They can also assist with Medicaid, Social Security Disability Income (SSDI), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Medicare, Medicare Part D, Prescription Drug Assistance, FoodShare, Insurance Issues, Low-Income Tax Credits and much more!
Elder Benefit Specialist (EBS): An EBS can help older persons figure out what benefits they are entitled to and what steps must be completed to receive them. The EBS can assist with Medicare, Social Security, Medical Assistance, Housing, FoodShare, Social Security Disability (SSDI), Long Term Care and much more!
Legal Topics Covered
- Public Benefits for Native Americans
- Benefits available to Immigrants
- Benefits available to Native Americans
- Food and Money Benefits
- Health/Medical Benefits
- Housing Benefits
- Other Public Benefits Issues
- Social Security
- Utilities, Energy & Heating Benefits
- Healthcare
- Other Disability & Death Planning Issues
- Public Benefits for Immigrants
Language(s) Spoken
Types of Service
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Office Location:
Menominee County Department of Human Services Building
W3272 Wolf River Rd
Keshena, WI 54135
United States
Phone:
Hours
Other Hours
Also available by appointment or request. Office hours are subject to change; please call or check with the ADRC website for updated information.
How to Get Service
Walk-ins are always welcome, and appointments can be made to meet in one of the ADRC offices, in your home, or elsewhere in the community.
Other Eligibility
You can see a Disability benefit specialist if you:
- Are between the ages of 18-59
- Have a disability
- Live in Wisconsin
You can see an Elder benefit specialist if you:
- Are 60 or older
- Live in Wisconsin