ADRC of Fond du Lac County

09/05/2026

Lee Nasehi of VisionServe Alliance has some helpful travel tips for people with blindness or low vision, such as using assistive technology, research accessible transportation and lodging at your destination, and enlisting the services of a specially tr...

09/04/2026

The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Fond du Lac County will be closed for Labor Day. We will reopen Tuesday September 1st, 2026.
Have a safe and fun Labor Day Weekend!

09/04/2026

Fall Open Enrollment is just around the corner. By September 30, Medicare Advantage and Part D plans should send members an Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) and an Evidence of Coverage (EOC).

These documents explain important changes to costs, provider networks, and prescription drug coverage for the upcoming plan year. Understanding these notices can help people with Medicare make informed coverage decisions during Open Enrollment.

09/03/2026

National Food Safety Education Month is right around the corner! Brush up on your safe food handling practices with us and follow along as we share food safety tips throughout September.

09/02/2026

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

📜 It’s official! September is Falls Prevention Awareness Month in Wisconsin!

We’re proud to use this month to raise awareness about the impact of falls on Wisconsinites and join communities across the state in taking action to build strength, safety, and falls resilience.

Falls are not a normal part of aging. There are steps we can take to stay strong, steady, and independent as we age. Consider:
▪ Building strength and improving balance
▪ Choosing safe, supportive footwear
▪ Making your home safer
▪ Reviewing your medications
▪ Keeping up with vision checks
▪ Talking with a healthcare provider about your fall risk

Let’s use September to start conversations, share resources, and take action to help Wisconsinites stay safe, strong, and steady! Learn more at FallsFreeWI.org

08/31/2026

WIHA is proud to coordinate the Wisconsin Coalition for Social Connection, working together to improve connection among older adults and people with disabilities. Strong social ties mean healthier, happier lives. Let’s build connection, one conversation at a time. 🤝

Learn more about the Wisconsin Coalition for Social Connection here: https://connectwi.org/

08/29/2026

Get information on prevention and managing ongoing health conditions focused on physical and mental health. From exercise tips to diet and nutrition, this is your one-stop-shop for caring for yourself and loved ones.