Central Alabama Aging Consortium

Central Alabama Aging Consortium is a non-profit organization in Montgomery, Alabama, serving seniors and individuals with disabilities across Autauga, Elmore, and Montgomery counties. The organization provides a range of community-based services, including information and referrals through its Aging and Disability Resource Center, dementia-friendly community initiatives, nutrition programs with both in-person and home-delivered meals, and in-home support services such as homemaker care, personal care, respite, and case management. It operates under a grant from the Alabama Department of Senior Services and is designated as the Area Agency on Aging for the tri-county region. The consortium also offers Spanish-language services on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays to better serve the local Hispanic population.

The organization is part of a statewide network that connects individuals to health, education, and social services across Alabama. It supports caregivers through the Alabama Cares program, which provides respite care, medical supplies, and education, and offers self-directed service options through the Personal Choices program. Its services are designed to promote independence, improve quality of life, and enable older adults and people with disabilities to remain in their homes and communities.

Located on Cotton Gin Road, the organization sits about a mile from Baptist Medical Center East and a short drive from Atlanta Highway, Taylor Road, and Auburn University at Montgomery. Nearby landmarks include the Liberal Arts Building and American Family Care Taylor Crossing, placing it within a well-connected corridor near educational and medical facilities.

Though its rating is 3.20 based on nine reviews, the organization’s standing is defined by its role as the lead aging agency in central Alabama, recognized by state and local governments for coordinating essential services. Its long-standing presence and integration into the regional network underscore its importance in supporting vulnerable populations across the tri-county area.