Littleton, MA senior services

The front door to senior services in Littleton is the Council on Aging; in-home help, Meals on Wheels and the state Home Care Program come through Minuteman Senior Services. Below: both, plus every care option that serves Littleton, from the public record.

Council on Aging

Littleton Council on Aging

littletonma.org/892/Council-on-Aging

Board: Diann Ouellette-Haduch, Anita Harding, John Peachey, Mary-Ann Peachey, Jeanne Sill, Marilyn Fedele, Mary Newcombe, Joseph Knox, Susan S Melander, Gary Wilson

Details

What a COA does: senior center programs, transportation, outreach, SHINE health-insurance counseling, help with the senior circuit breaker tax credit and property-tax work-off programs, and referrals to everything below.

Aging Services Access Point

Minuteman Senior Services

(781) 272-7177

minutemansenior.org

Serves Littleton and 15 other towns. Call for a free in-home assessment, the Home Care Program, the Frail Elder Waiver, Meals on Wheels and protective services.

Care options serving Littleton

Staying at home in Littleton

Most people would rather stay home. What makes that possible in Littleton: the local aging agency, in-home help, Medicare home health, home modification programs and technology that keeps family in the loop between visits.

Common questions

How do I get Meals on Wheels in Littleton?

Call Minuteman Senior Services at (781) 272-7177, the state-designated ASAP for Littleton. Home-delivered meals are arranged through the ASAP after a short phone intake; the Council on Aging can also make the referral.

Who is Littleton's ASAP?

Minuteman Senior Services at (781) 272-7177. The ASAP does free in-home assessments and manages the state Home Care Program, the Frail Elder Waiver and protective services for Littleton residents.

How do I get a ride to a medical appointment in Littleton?

Start with the Littleton Council on Aging, which runs or books the senior van. For longer trips, the regional transit authority's paratransit service and MassHealth's PT-1 transportation benefit may apply; the COA outreach worker will know which.

Is there help with property taxes for seniors in Littleton?

Yes. The state Senior Circuit Breaker income-tax credit (file Schedule CB), local property-tax exemptions under G.L. c. 59 s. 5 (clauses 41C and 17D), and in many towns a senior tax work-off program. The Littleton assessor's office and the COA both help with the forms.

How many nursing homes and assisted living residences are near Littleton?

18 Medicare-certified nursing homes within 12 miles and 10 state-certified assisted living residences within 10 miles, all listed on this site with the public record for each.