Ohio Department of Aging
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Advanced Directives
The Ohio Hospice and Palliative Care Organization provides forms for Ohio's Living Will, Health Care Power of Attorney and uniform organ donor card.
Medicare Balance Billing
The Ohio Department of Health protects people with Medicare from being billed for amounts beyond those approved by Medicare.
AARP Legal Services Network
AARP members get reduced or flat rates and free consultations from elder law attorneys.
Ohio State Legal Services Association
The OSLSA answers helps Ohioans with limited incomes to find legal aid providers.
ElderLawAnswers
This resource provides information about issues facing seniors and supports a network of elder law attorneys.
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys
NAELA offers tips and a directory for finding an elder law attorney.
Ohio State Bar Association
OSBA offers a wealth of resources, programs and tools for the public to understand and get the most out of an attorney.
Skilled professionals in the aging network help older adults with personal legal problems. Contact your Area Agency on Aging for the availability of legal help in your neighborhood. Topics covered include:
For limited legal advice or referral to an elder law Attorney, contact PRO Seniors, Inc. at 1-800-488-6070. The Office of the State Long-term Care Ombudsman may also be able to answer fundamental questions about legal rights and services. Call that office at 1-800-282-1206.
Ohio Department of Aging