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Jacksonville

2021-2022

SENIOR SERVICES DIRECTORY

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The Jacksonville Aging Studies Center, also known as JAX-ASCENT, serves as a hub for groundbreaking research in Northeast Florida. The center is part of the UF College of Medicine – Jacksonville and conducts studies on the impact of aging, including behavioral, nutritional and pharmacologic clinical trials. The center is located at UF Health Jacksonville in a welcoming environment with interview and examination rooms for health assessments, physical performance measures and cognition, memory, body composition and strength tests. JAX-ASCENT seeks older adults interested in participating in a variety of local research studies, to prevention therapies that can help improve quality of life. As a member of the JAX-ASCENT registry and if you qualify, you may be invited to participate in numerous studies during your time as a registry member. Compensation may be provided for your time and transportation if you choose to participate in a research study.

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PREVENTABLE trial JAX-ASCENT is currently enrolling participants in the PREVENTABLE research study, which is one of the largest studies in adults 75 years or older. The purpose of the PREVENTABLE research study is to learn if taking a statin could help older adults live well for longer by preventing dementia, disability or heart disease. A statin is a commonly used drug to lower cholesterol. Why is PREVENTABLE important? heart disease are not fully understood. By taking part in the PREVENTABLE study, you could help us learn if taking a statin is helpful for older adults like you. How can I participate?

a statin, and do not have heart disease (heart attack or your basic everyday activities.

To learn more about the JAX-ASCENT registry or PREVENTABLE trial, visit JaxAscent.com or call 904.244.4690.

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Conviva Care Centers. Aging Well starts here. If you expect more from your primary care provider, get to know the experts at Conviva. We are a physician-led primary care practice setting the standard of excellence in helping seniors live and age well.

WE OFFER A RANGE OF SERVICES – AND THERE’S LIKELY A CENTER NEAR YOU. Providers on Call 24/7 & Same-Day Appointments

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We have 10 Care Centers in Jacksonville. Now more than ever, we believe the most important part of Aging Well is Staying Well. To experience Conviva firsthand, schedule a private tour today. We would be pleased to show you around, answer your questions and earn your confidence.

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OFFICE OF THE MAYOR LENNY CURRY MAYOR

March 12, 2021

Dear Citizens, Every year, the City of Jacksonville’s Senior Services Division works collaboratively with a multitude of community partners to create a comprehensive guide that informs and engages Jacksonville’s seniors. The 2021-2022 Jacksonville Senior Services Directory is an informative publication consisting of valuable information about a wide range of services, activities and resources available to our active and beloved senior community. With over 875 square miles, there is something for everyone to experience in Jacksonville. The First Coast region is home to nearly 400 parks and public spaces, 22 miles of pristine coastline, our treasured St. Johns River, and so much more. The Jacksonville community has a plethora of diverse cultural and entertainment experiences to explore, from museums to sports venues to concert halls. Jacksonville is also home to a vibrant and thriving business community, industry-leading healthcare facilities, and the third largest military presence in the United States. Jacksonville has experienced significant growth over the last several years and as a senior resident, your past, present and future contributions play an important role in that progress and success. I invite you to enjoy this year’s Senior Services Directory and to take advantage of the many offerings and opportunities our great city has to offer. Sincerely,

Lenny Curry Mayor

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Letter from the Mayor

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Letter from the Desk of Stacy Amparan Letter from the Desk of Gloria Crawford

It’s a Great Time to be a Senior

20 Ways to Make Your Diet & Lifestyle Healthy in 2021 Tips for Making Healthy Choices While Grocery Shopping

City of Jacksonville Division of Sports & Entertainment and

Office of Special Events

Good Time to Visit Our Parks

CPACs - A Resource in Your Community

Jacksonville City Council

Military Affairs & Veterans Services

How to Use This Guide

Alphabetical Listings Index Maps

Senior Centers

Assisted Living Facilities

Tax Collector Offices

Library Locations

Retirement & Life Care Communities & Homes

Skilled Nursing Facilities

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Health Care Advance Directives

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Designation of Health Care Surrogate

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Living Will Declaration

Special Medical Needs Registration Form

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Application for Disabled Person Parking Permit Index of Advertisers Evaluation Form

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City of Jacksonville 117 West Duval Street, City Hall at St. James Building Jacksonville, FL 32202 Stacy Amparan, Program Manager 117 West Duval Street, Suite 280 Jacksonville, FL 32202 Phone: 255-5408 • Fax: 255-5414 www.coj.net/seniors www.jaxseniors.net ©2021 HERITAGE PUBLISHING, INC. 9250 Baymeadows Road, Suite 460 Jacksonville, FL 32256 Phone: 296-1304 • Fax: 296-8522 www.heritagepublishinginc.com Accounting Kim Van Nostrand Advertising Sales Chelsa Moody Terri Ortega Charlene Savidge Art Director Nour Matrahji Contributing Writer Dana T. Gardner, MS, RD, LD/N Data Specialists Betsy Dailo - Manager Sameh Khayat Pei Tang Liu Chelsea Van Nostrand Editorial Dounya Al-Amad Catherine Wysoczanski - Lead Graphic Design Jehanara Syed - Lead Founder, Publisher & President Marzoug (Mark) Al-Amad Cover photo by Jeff Backfisch Photos in this publication were provided by Brad Biringer and other noted sources.

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Letter from the Desk of STACY AMPARAN: Dear Seniors, The Jacksonville Senior Services Directory is a collaboration between the City of Jacksonville and Heritage Publishing, Inc. Each year, the directory is thoughtfully laid out to provide the most informative and reflective information for senior adults in our community. The resources provided in the directory ensure that you have access to the resources needed to secure and maintain productivity and independence here in Jacksonville. Mayor Curry has stated that his main priorities are health, wellness and public safety. Throughout this directory you will find resources for these very important topics. The Senior Services Division supports the Mayor and his priorities in keeping seniors active, engaged, and connected. While COVID-19 unfortunately forced the cancellation of many events to ensure the health and safety of our seniors, we are excited about the opportunity to provide programs in the coming year. There will be some changes made to ensure that the events are provided safely, but the fun and excitement will never change! We have missed the opportunity to connect with you for the past year and look forward to seeing you as soon as we can! Thank you for being a valued member of our community, and we hope to serve you in any way that makes resources readily available for you. Please take a moment to fill out and return the evaluation in the back of this publication. Sincerely,

Stacy Amparan Senior Events Program Manager City of Jacksonville Senior Services Division (904) 255-5408

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Letter from the Desk of GLORIA CRAWFORD: Dear Seniors, Greetings! On behalf of the City of Jacksonville’s Senior Services Division, it is my pleasure to introduce the 2021-22 Jacksonville Senior Services Directory. This directory is a fantastic resource that will provide you with a glimpse of the tremendous programs that the City of Jacksonville offers its seniors. Each year, the directory is updated and enhanced with the latest information and is offered to you free of charge at your local libraries and senior centers. I hope that you find this directory helpful and easy to use and that it will assist you in finding and utilizing services that support the life you live. Included in the directory is important information about senior centers, events, volunteerism, and caregiving services offered by the City of Jacksonville Senior Services Division, as well as other services and products available to seniors, their families, and caregivers in our community. While the COVID pandemic has certainly provided challenges in the past year, the Senior Services Division has continued to provide essential services to seniors, and I invite you to utilize these resources to live your best life and remain independent for as long as possible. I am grateful to Mayor Lenny Curry and the Community Outreach team for their continuing support in providing this vital tool, as well as the advertisers in this publication who work so diligently to provide services that make this publication possible. If you have suggestions for improving the Jacksonville Senior Services Directory, please take a few minutes to complete the evaluation form in the back of the directory, or call the Senior Services Division at 904-255-5667. I welcome your input, thoughts, and suggestions. Sincerely,

Gloria Crawford Chief, Senior Services Division Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department

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IT’S A GREAT

TIME TO BE A SENIOR

MISSION

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To encourage and empower senior citizens to live active, independent lifestyles through social, educational and wellness programs.

VISION

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We strive to add years to their life and life to their years.

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The Senior Services Division provides services for Jacksonville’s residents to support successful aging and promote the realization of one’s greatest potential. The programs and activities of the Division provide for senior safety and enjoyment of life, volunteer opportunities, and maximization of independence so that older adults can achieve their highest quality of life and age with dignity.

Spring Fling, photo by Jeff Backfisch

Five major programs offer seniors of Jacksonville the opportunity to live healthier, learn, volunteer, meet new people and engage in new and exciting activities to enhance their lives.

SENIOR CENTERS PROGRAM Senior Centers are a welcoming part of the community offering cultural, social, educational and recreational programs, computer classes, exercise classes, card games, sports, book clubs, field trips and more! Free nutritious meals are served daily to participants at 18 senior centers, and nutrition education classes are featured regularly. Fitness programs are available to increase the health and well-being of participants. Several locations schedule weekly evening dances, some with live bands. Most of our facilities are available for rent to the public for meetings, conferences, dinners, receptions and other private functions. For more information about the variety of programs and activities awaiting you at our centers, call 255-5400 or visit www.jaxseniors.net. Photo by City of Jacksonville

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SENIOR EVENTS PROGRAM More than a dozen events are held annually to enable older adults to socialize while increasing their overall quality of life through social, health, and educational events. The program hosts a variety of events and produces this guide, the Jacksonville Senior Services Directory. For more information, call 255-5667.

Senior Games, photo by City of Jacksonville

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Spring Fling, photo by Jeff Backfisch

SeniorDay, photo by Jeff Backfisch

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Senior Games, photo by City of Jacksonville

INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM (ILP) The Independent Living Program administers the Respite for Elders in Everyday Families (RELIEF) and Senior Companion programs, which provide an average of four to six hours of in-home respite care at no cost to low-income families. These services assist caregivers in preventing premature institutionalization and elder abuse, allowing the individual to “age in place” with dignity in their own homes. For more information, call 255-6686.

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activities within the community. RSVP volunteers choose how, where, and when they want to serve, with commitments ranging from a few hours to 40 hours per week. Volunteers receive pre-service orientation and training from the organization where they will serve. RSVP Tale Tellers read to Duval County Public School pre-K to first grade children who come from disadvantaged families. Tale Tellers are provided training on reading techniques, child development, cultural diversity and other topics to increase their effectiveness. For more information, call 255-6655.

FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM (FGP) The Foster Grandparent Program provides volunteer opportunities for those 55 and over to serve as

mentors, tutors and caregivers to special needs and at-risk children in local schools, early learning facilities, and Head Start centers. Eligibility guidelines include lowincome individuals who are in good physical health and can provide a minimum of 15 hours of service per week. Tax-free hourly stipends are available for income-eligible seniors. For more information, call 255-6660.

JACKSONVILLE-DUVAL COUNTY COUNCIL ON ELDER AFFAIRS (COEA) COEA is a volunteer organization created by ordinance to advocate on the behalf of seniors and promotes programs and policies that maximize opportunities for independence and well-being. For more information, call 255-5413.

ways to make your

DIET & LIFESTYLE

HEALTHY IN 2021

DANA T. GARDNER, MS, RD, LD/N

EAT A HEALTHY DIET The year 2021 is being declared by many as the year of vision. So, what better time to begin to envision yourself in your best health! In order to achieve better health, we must know what areas may need improvement so changes can be applied to meet our health goals. Research has shown that small changes over time can lead to bigger and lasting gains. If you’re ready to envision yourself in better health, implement a few of the following suggested 20 healthy tips.

DON’T SMOKE Smoking increases risk of lung and throat cancer, kidney and heart disease and cognitive decline. This one lifestyle change can make a world of difference for your health.

Eat a combination of different foods, including fruit, vegetables, legumes, nuts and whole grains. You can improve your intake of fruits and vegetables by always including veggies in your meals, eating fresh fruits and vegetables as snacks and eating a variety of fruits and vegetables.

BE MINDFUL OF YOUR SODIUM INTAKE High salt or sodium intake is associated with increased blood pressure and increased risk of stroke and heart attack. The American Heart Association recommends limiting sodium intake to 1,500 mg a day, especially for individuals with high blood pressure.

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GET SOCIAL NOT ON SOCIAL MEDIA Staying socially engaged with others, beyond the screen, supports your health. Finding ways to get out of the house and be around others in the community can affect a person’s overall well-being. Come visit one of Jacksonville’s Senior Centers which are conveniently located throughout the city.

DON’T FORGET DAIRY

Foods like fat-free and low-fat milk, cheese, yogurt, and fortified soy beverages (soymilk) help to build and maintain strong bones needed for everyday activities.

READ THE NUTRITION FACTS LABEL ON PACKAGED FOODS The Nutrition Facts Label tells you how many calories and servings are in a box or package, as well as fat, fiber, sodium, and sugars—including added sugars— which will help you make healthy choices.

POWER UP WITH PROTEIN

MOVE MORE, SIT LESS Get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity every week, plus musclestrengthening activities at least two days a week. www.heritagepublishinginc.com

Protein is essential for building and repairing muscle. Choose lean or lowfat cuts of beef or pork, and skinless chicken or turkey. Get your protein from seafood twice a week. Quality protein sources come from plant based foods, too.

READY. SET. GOAL Set small, achievable goals. Work on one or two goals at a time. Write them down and post them visibly, this way you can remind yourself about your goals. 19

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GET YOUR CHECK UPS

MAINTAIN YOUR BRAIN Studies have shown that a lifestyle that includes cognitive stimulation through active learning slows cognitive decline. Never stop learning and challenging your mind! Take dance lessons, learn a new language or read a book.

Visit your doctor regularly for preventive services like cancer and diabetes screenings. Preventative care is one key to maintaining health.

COOKING MORE OFTEN AT HOME

GET ENOUGH SLEEP Lack of sleep can cause depression, irritability, increased fall risk, and memory problems. Develop a regular schedule with a bedtime routine. Keep your bedroom dark and noisefree— avoid watching television or surfing the internet while in bed. 20

Cooking at home may not only save you money, but it allows you to be in control of what is in your food and how your food is made. When we cook more often at home, we tend to eat more fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat dairy products, and lean protein foods.

ENERGIZE WITH GRAINS Your body’s quickest energy source comes from foods such as bread, pasta, oatmeal, cereals, and tortillas. Be sure to make at least half of your grain food choices whole-grain foods like whole-wheat bread or pasta and brown rice.

KNOW YOUR NUMBERS It is important to know your baseline numbers for your cholesterol, blood glucose, blood pressure and A1c. By knowing your numbers, you will be able to identify areas in your health to focus on and possibly improve.

TAKE HOME HALF YOUR MEAL

EAT MORE NUTS Nuts and seeds offer a little plant protein and plenty of heart-healthy polyunsaturated fat. Sprinkle them on salads or add them to yogurt, cereal, fruit, and vegetable dishes.

Portion sizes at restaurants can typically be double or even triple the recommended size. When eating out, ask the server for a to-go box and store half or more of your meal in the container for later. You can still enjoy your meal without consuming all of the calories in one seating.

RETHINK YOUR DRINK Substitute water for sugary drinks to reduce calories and stay properly hydrated.

MAKE BREAKFAST COUNT Start the day with fresh fruit and a serving of whole grains, like oatmeal, bran flakes, or wholewheat toast.

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MANAGE YOUR MENTAL HEALTH When it comes to building a healthy lifestyle, it’s easy to concentrate on the physical aspects of health and ignore the mental upkeep. Remember that your mental health is a foundation of your overall health.

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TIPS FOR MAKING HEALTHY CHOICES WHILE

GROCERY SHOPPING

MAKE A LIST

DANA T. GARDNER, MS, RD, LD/N

Whether you are a seasoned cook or someone who has found a new passion for cooking, good nutrition starts at the grocery store! With so many options to explore, it is important that we are choosing the right products and ingredients. With a little guidance and support, grocery shopping can feel less like a chore, and more of a pleasure.

Before you go shopping, plan your meals for the week and check your refrigerator or pantry to determine what you have versus what you will need to purchase from the grocery store. Planning your meals will not only ensure you are staying on track for your calories and nutrients, but it will also help you stay on track financially. By making a list, you avoid going into the store without a plan, which decreases the urge for impulse buys.

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Tips for Making Healthy Choices While Grocery Shopping

CHOOSE FRESH OR FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Seasonal fruits and vegetables are not only healthy, but are typically budget friendly. Frozen vegetables are budget conscious buys as they can be stored away in the freezer until ready for use. Choose plain frozen vegetablse instead of vegetables that are in sauce which may contain excess sodium and sugar.

CHOOSE WHOLEGRAIN FOODS.

Many products may say Whole Grain on the label but labels can be deceiving. To know for sure, read the ingredients list and look for the

word “whole,” followed by a specific grain name (such as whole wheat, whole oats, or whole brown rice). This should be the first item in the ingredients list. The Daily Value for added sugars is 50 grams per day based on a 2,000-calorie daily diet. Products over the suggested amount should be consumed sparingly or avoided.

LOOK OUT FOR ADDED SUGARS

Added sugars now come in many forms and with different names. Some common added sugars include high fructose corn syrup, concentrated fruit juice, honey, organic raw cane sugar, agave, rice malt syrup, glucose, coconut sugar, date sugar, and dextrose. The most

recent update to the nutrition facts labels also separates added sugars from the naturally occurring sugars. This will help you make an informed decision.

DO NOT GO SHOPPING ON AN EMPTY STOMACH

Shopping while hungry can lead to purchasing high calorie snack foods or foods that may not be as healthy. To stay focused on your prepared shopping list and budget avoid shopping while hungry. The next time you go to the grocery store, try to implement at least one of these tips. Always remember, your health is your wealth!

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City of Jacksonville DIVISION OF SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT AND OFFICE OF SPECIAL EVENTS Whether it’s the Florida-Georgia Game, Jacksonville Jazz Festival, Sea & Sky Airshow, World of Nations, MLK Breakfast or working alongside many community partners to assist in hosting opportunities such as THE PLAYERS Championship, TaxSlayer Bowl, Donna 26.2, Gate River Run, Monster Jam, Florida vs. FSU baseball, Funk Fest, ART REPUBLIC and many more, the City works to actively recruit, host and support many events that call Jacksonville, Florida home.

Jacksonville Jaguars, photo by Brad Biringer

Veterans Day Parade, photo by Brad Biringer

Florida-Georgia game, photo by City of Jacksonville

The City of Jacksonville’s vision is to become the nation’s leader in hosting events that inspire our community. The Division of Sports & Entertainment’s mission is to attract, host and create opportunities that positively influence economic impact and improve the quality of life and cultural engagement for residents, visitors and businesses. The Division leads the city’s direction in sports, special events, and film and television production. It is also responsible for directing the city’s facility manager (SMG) to operate

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city-owned venues managed by SMG such as TIAA Bank (formerly EverBank) Field, VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, 121 Financial Ballpark, Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center, Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts, the Ritz Theatre and Museum, and Daily’s Place. Jacksonville and Northeast Florida have some of the most state-ofthe-art facilities in the nation for hosting sporting, entertainment, and arts and cultural events of all kinds. The city’s facilities, along with its superb weather, beaches, vibrant downtown, parks and

natural resources, and highly experienced staff make Jacksonville the best choice for your next event. The city’s downtown sports and entertainment complex is a fully integrated and versatile event destination that is undergoing a transformation. Not only does TIAA Bank Field boast the world’s largest video boards, but Daily’s Place features a new state-of-theart Amphitheater and Covered Flex Field that hosts a diverse portfolio of events and concerts. Jacksonville is home to the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars, the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (Miami Marlins Triple-A affiliate), the National

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Arena League’s Jacksonville Sharks, the ECHL’s Jacksonville Icemen (formerly the Winnipeg Jets), NPSL’s Jacksonville Armada FC, the ABA’s Jacksonville Giants, and USA Rugby’s Jacksonville Axemen. In addition, Jacksonville is home to the Cannons of the American Ultimate Disc League, Legends Football League’s Jacksonville Breeze and Roller Derby. Jacksonville also has a thriving collegiate athletics and special events landscape with the University of North Florida, Jacksonville University, Edward Waters College and Florida State College at Jacksonville.

WORLD OF NATIONS CELEBRATION

Travel the world without ever leaving Jacksonville during the annual World of Nations Celebration at Metropolitan Park. More than 30 countries will be on display showcasing their rich culture, entertainment and cuisine. This international festival allows visitors to experience diverse regions and populations that live in Jacksonville. Highlights of the World of Nations Celebration include a Naturalization Ceremony, International Showcase and the Parade of Flags. 2021 marks the 29th anniversary of World of Nations.

JACKSONVILLE JAZZ FESTIVAL

The Jacksonville Jazz Festival brings a unique blend of the most talented national, regional and local performers in the jazz community to the First Coast. A tradition since 1980, the wellknown signature event is a multiday festival that takes place this year from September 29 until October 3. The festival includes live music, arts and culture that are sure to entertain all ages. Admission is free for most performances and activities. VIP experiences are available for the festival and information can be found at www. JacksonvilleJazzFestival.com.

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the world-famous Navy Blue Angels, along with other military and civilian flight teams.

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BREAKFAST

Florida-Georgia game, photo by City of Jacksonville

FLORIDA-GEORGIA WEEKEND

The annual Florida-Georgia (Georgia-Florida on alternating years) rivalry is an iconic national event that brings the Jacksonville community together to celebrate college football like no other city in the country. A time-honored tradition since 1933, it has become a showcase for one of the rivalries that make college football great. TIAA Bank Field typically seats 64,000, but they’ve increased the capacity to 82,000-plus for FloridaGeorgia. With 55,000-square-feet of video screens inside the stadium, there’s no such thing as a bad seat. This rivalry has had its fair share of star student-athletes, from Georgia greats Herschel Walker, Matthew Stafford, Knowshon Moreno and Scott Woerner to Florida legends

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Each January, the City of Jacksonville honors the life, legacy and service of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast. The event, which recently celebrated its 33rd year, is held at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center and brings together members of the community in this long standing tradition. This

Danny Wuerffel, Fred Taylor, Lito Sheppard and Tim Tebow. Not to mention some of the greatest coaches to walk the sideline, including Vince Dooley and Steve Spurrier. The weekend includes the Georgia-Florida Hall of Fame Luncheon and Induction Ceremony, a pre-game concert, RV City and a unique pre-game hospitality experience. Visit www.FLGAjax. com for information.

SEA AND SKY SPECTACULAR

Join the City of Jacksonville and Naval Air Station Jacksonville as the skies of the First Coast are transformed into the backdrop for the most exciting air acts and military demonstrations in the world. This free event features a dynamic sky show highlighted by

MLK Breakfast, photo by City of Jacksonville

Veterans Day Parade, photo by Brad Biringer

remarkable ceremony highlights the community service aspect for youth with the Tomorrow’s Leaders Program incorporating an essay component on service, leadership and stewardship.

VETERANS DAY PARADE

Join the City of Jacksonville as we honor our veterans and show them our gratitude for their service. With nearly 5,000 participants, the Jacksonville Veterans Day Parade is one of the largest in the Southeast. The 2021 parade builds on last year’s success with military units, marching bands, decorative floats, giant balloons, JROTC units and

more. Thousands of spectators line the streets to show their support for the brave men and women who protect and serve our country. The City of Jacksonville also owns the historic Florida Theatre and an Equestrian Center. The Florida Theatre, founded in 1927 and recently restored, is recognized as one of finest concert venues in the Southeast. The Florida Theatre offers hundreds of diverse cultural and entertainment events annually. For more information, please visit www.floridatheatre.com. The City of Jacksonville’s Equestrian Center, a multi-purpose venue, hosts a variety of events throughout the year as well as all disciplines of equine shows, clinics, concerts

and celebrations. Visit www. jaxequestriancenter.com for further information. The City of Jacksonville Office of Sports & Entertainment along with partners such as SMG, JAXSPORTS Council, JAX Chamber and Visit Jacksonville will continue to identify and recruit a diverse portfolio of events that strategically drive value to the community and make Jacksonville a competitive market for hosting events. For more information about the Office of Special Events & Entertainment, please visit www. coj.net, www.jaxhappenings.com or call 255-5422. For SMG, please visit www.jaxevents.com.

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About

SMG

SMG Jacksonville manages seven sports, entertainment and convention venues on behalf of the City of Jacksonville. These venues include:

The Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville Home of the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp and Florida vs. FSU Baseball.

The Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts Stage to Broadway and music elite such as Wicked, The Lion King, The Book of Mormon, James Taylor and Diana Ross. Home of the Artist Series of FSCJ and the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra.

The Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center A historic renovated train station providing a unique venue for meetings, social events and conventions.

The Ritz Theatre and Museum Located in Jacksonville’s historic African American community of LaVilla, celebrating the artistic culture of African American life in Northeast Florida and the African Diaspora with museum exhibits, concerts, films, lectures, dance and dramatic arts.

TIAA Bank Field (formerly EverBank Field) Home of the Jacksonville Jaguars, annual Florida-Georgia Game, the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl and Monster Jam.

Daily’s Place A 5,500-seat amphitheater with concert programming year-round and an indoor practice facility for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena A showplace of such entertainment greats as Garth Brooks, Sir Paul McCartney, Kenny Chesney, Taylor Swift, Kevin Hart and Jimmy Buffett. Home to the NAL Arena Bowl Champions Jacksonville Sharks, ECHL Jacksonville Icemen and the ABA Jacksonville Giants.

The City of Jacksonville also owns the historic Florida Theatre and an Equestrian Center. The Florida Theatre, founded in 1927 and recently restored, is recognized as one of the finest concert venues in the Southeast. The Florida Theatre offers hundreds of diverse cultural and entertainment events annually. For more information, please visit www.floridatheatre.com.

The City of Jacksonville Division of Sports & Entertainment along with partners such as SMG, JAXSPORTS Council, JAX Chamber and Visit Jacksonville will continue to identify and recruit a diverse portfolio of events that strategically drive value to the community and make Jacksonville a competitive market for hosting events.

The City of Jacksonville’s Equestrian Center, a multipurpose venue, hosts a variety of events throughout the year as well as all disciplines of equine shows, clinics, concerts and celebrations. Visit www.jaxequestriancenter.com for additional information.

For more information about the Office of Special Events & Entertainment, please visit www.coj.net, www.jaxhappenings.com or call 255-5422. For SMG, please visit www.jaxevents.com.

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Good time TO VISIT OUR PARKS Jacksonville residents have the opportunity to enjoy the largest urban park system in the nation. With expanding access, enhanced programs and supportive leadership, our parks are only getting better! There are improved trails, new parks to explore and kayak launch sites. What does this all mean for Jacksonville’s older adults? It means more opportunities and better facilities to improve physical fitness, enjoy quiet time, connect to nature and socialize. It means more opportunities to connect with nature, enjoy quiet time, or socialize and better facilities to maintain or improve physical fitness.

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Here are just a few of the many opportunities awaiting you in JaxParks: • • • • •

Structured and non-structured activities in parks, pools and recreation centers Tennis, walking, swimming, flexibility improvement, step aerobics and aqua aerobics Outdoor exploration along walking, biking and equestrian trails Creative expression through art and dance classes Non-structured fun with close to 400 parks, picnic areas, walking paths, water access, benches and more

JaxParks lets you take advantage of living in a city surrounded by water. Access the St. Johns River and Intracoastal Waterway through JaxParks’ boat docks and kayak launch sites, enjoy the beach at Hanna and Huguenot parks or fish the piers at designated sites, like the ones at Bethesda Park and others throughout the county.

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CPACs A RESOURCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY

Jacksonville’s more than 200 neighborhoods are divided into six planning districts, each with a Citizens Planning Advisory Committee (CPAC). The primary purpose of the CPAC is to maintain open and effective communication between Jacksonville residents, businesses, neighborhoods, community organizations, educational institutions and city government.

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NEIGHBORHOODS In February 2016, Ordinance 2016-0140 reorganized the Neighborhoods Department and formed the Neighborhood Services Office to serve as the City of Jacksonville’s intermediary between the Neighborhoods Department, citizens and community organizations. The office manages town center initiatives, neighborhood action plans, neighborhood outreach and engagement, education, neighborhood association coordination and Citizen’s Planning Advisory Committees.

WHAT IS A CPAC? CPACs were created by former Mayor Ed Austin in 1993 to maintain open and effective lines of communication between community stakeholders including residents, businesses, neighborhoods, community organizations, educational institutions and government. The Neighborhood Services Office oversees six CPAC districts which correspond to the city’s six planning districts. They include: Urban Core (Planning District No. 1), Greater Arlington/Beaches (Planning District No. 2), Southeast (Planning District No. 3), Southwest (Planning District No. 4), Northwest (Planning District No. 5) and North (Planning District No. 6). Members of each CPAC represent a diverse population of residents within that planning district. CPAC meetings are held monthly at various

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locations throughout the districts. Neighborhood Coordinators representing the Neighborhood Services Office provide administrative support to the CPACs. The Neighborhood Coordinators are Michelle GodwinWare (North and Southwest CPACs) at 255-8236, Jessica Denson (Northwest and Urban Core CPACs) at 255-8260, and Rosemary Wewsolowski (Southeast and Greater Arlington/Beaches CPACs) at 255-8261. For more information on meetings or membership, or how to start a neighborhood organization in your community, you may also contact the Neighborhood Services Office at 255-8250.

CPAC’s INTENT •

Identify local concerns and offer solutions

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Make recommendations on major city plans, projects and programs

An effective government requires meaningful citizen participation. Broad-based public involvement in planning, land use, zoning, transportation, community services, economic development, recreation, schools, police departments and public safety is essential. Residents of any neighborhood within a planning district may attend meetings to learn more about issues affecting their community.

MEMBERSHIP Members are volunteers who must live, work or have substantial interest in the district they serve. Nominations for members come through the city’s Neighborhoods Department, Neighborhood Services Office from homeowner associations, neighborhood organizations, businesses and other groups.

CITY OF JACKSONVILLE NEIGHBORHOOD BILL OF RIGHTS From Ordinance 95-247-106 Every organized, officially recognized neighborhood in the City of Jacksonville has the right to expect and receive the following from the officials, employees and agencies of the City of Jacksonville: •

Prompt, courteous, informed responses to all questions regarding city business. Replies, if only to report that inquiries or research are underway and a full response will be forthcoming at a later time, should be made within one working day of the original neighborhood contact.

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Advance notification of any city-related public works or utility project taking place within or next to a neighborhood. This includes road paving, water,

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sewer or drainage work, traffic signal installation or removal, park renovation or substantial maintenance and land purchases. Includes the day(s) and probable length of any street closures, utility interruptions, or other adverse impacts on the neighborhood, and the name and phone number of the city representative most knowledgeable and able to immediately answer questions during the course of the work. •

Notification of the submission of any application for rezoning, zoning or land use variance or exception, Development of Regional Impact (DRI) or

Planned Unit Development (PUD) application, or other significant land use action. A clear explanation of the date, time and place of all applicable public hearings and other opportunities for public input on the application, and a clear explanation of the type of testimony that is allowable and relevant from neighborhood organizations and residents. •

Opportunity for formal input into the annual budget process, including the opportunity to express preferred city government priorities, suggested capital improvement projects and other statements that fairly represent the

opinion of a majority of the neighborhood’s residents. A timely personal response of its district council member or that council member’s aide to questions directed to the City Council office. •

The opportunity to participate in the design of publicly funded projects within or adjacent to the neighborhood, including the opportunity early in the planning process to express neighborhood preferences about choice of location, materials, orientation, size, land use intensity and other features. For more information, visit www.coj.net/CPAC.

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Jacksonville CITY COUNCIL The City Council is the legislative body of the City of Jacksonville’s consolidated government and is responsible for making the laws that govern our way of life. These 19 Council Members, who are elected to four-year terms and serve as part-time legislators, are empowered to enact legislation in order to provide for the needs of our community.

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Jacksonville City Council

For fair representation throughout the community, the city is divided into 14 districts of nearly equal population and each of these districts elects a single Council Member. The other five Council Members represent the entire community ‘at large.’ In May of each year, the Council elects a President and VicePresident to serve one-year terms beginning the first of July. The President then assigns members to Standing and Special Committees. Legislation flows through Standing Committees made up of Council Members before going to the full Council for a vote. All bills are assigned to one or more of the five Standing Committees for recommendations to be made to the full Council. These committees meet during the first and third weeks of each month in the Council Chamber in City Hall. The full Council meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 5 p.m. in the Council Chamber. Citizens are encouraged to play an active role in their city government. You may obtain a Council Agenda from the Legislative Services Division in City Hall (Suite 430) on the Friday before a meeting. You may speak before the full City Council on any bill up for public hearing or during the public comment section at each Council meeting. If you have questions or concerns regarding local issues, call your district council member or the Council office at 255-5200. Staff there will be glad to assist you. 36

District Council Members

Contact Information

District 1: Joyce Morgan

Phone: 255-5201 Email: JoyceMorgan@coj.net Assistant: Chet Aikens

District 2: Al Ferraro

Phone: 255-5202 Email: Ferraro@coj.net Assistant: Connie Holt

District 3: Aaron L. Bowman

Phone: 255-5203 Email: ABowman@coj.net Assistant: Carol Brock

District 4: Kevin Carrico

Phone: 255-5204 Email: KCarrico@coj.net Assistant: Jackie Lee

District 5: LeAnna Cumber

Phone: 255-5205 Email: LCumber@coj.net Assistant: Debbi Pataky

District 6: Michael Boylan

Phone: 255-5206 Email: MBoylan@coj.net Assistant: Sonia Johnson

District 7: Reggie Gaffney

Phone: 255-5207 Email: RGaffney@coj.net Assistant: Joe Francis-Zimmerman

District 8: Ju’Coby Pittman

Phone: 255-5208 Email: JPittman@coj.net Assistant: Mercedes Parker

District 9: Garrett L. Dennis

Phone: 255-5209 Email: GarrettD@coj.net Assistant: Dorian Bush Phone: 255-5210

District 10: Brenda Priestly Jackson Email: BPJackson@coj.net Assistant: Kristen Hodges

District 11: Danny Becton

Phone: 255-5211 Email: DBecton@coj.net Assistant: Tiziana Onstead

District 12: Randy White

Phone: 255-5212 Email: RandyWhite@coj.net Assistant: Rebekah Hagan

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District 13: Rory Diamond

Phone: 255-5213 Email: RDiamond@coj.net Assistant: Makenzi Conner

District 14: Randy DeFoor

Phone: 255-5214 Email: RDeFoor@coj.net Assistant: Brooks Dame

At-Large Council Members

Contact Information

Group 1: Terrance Freeman

Phone: 255-5215 Email: TFreeman@coj.net Assistant: Gerrie Ford-Hardin

Group 2: Ronald B. Salem

Phone: 255-5216 Email: RSalem@coj.net Assistant: Nikki Evans

Group 3: Tommy Hazouri

Phone: 255-5217 Email: THazouri@coj.net Assistant: Amber Lehman

Group 4: Matt Carlucci

Phone: 255-5218 Email: MCarlucci@coj.net Assistant: Alyson Lee

Group 5: Samuel Newby

Phone: 255-5219 Email: SNewby@coj.net Assistant: Tracy McGeathey

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MILITARY AFFAIRS & VETERANS SERVICES MAVD PERFORMS THE FOLLOWING MAJOR FUNCTIONS: First, we are an advocate for the expansion of military infrastructure, personnel and jobs within Jacksonville and throughout Northeast Florida. The department annually manages multiple grants that support the infrastructure and environment around our community’s military bases. The department team works closely with military, business, community and elected leaders at the local, state

The Military Affairs and Veterans Department (MAVD) provides vital services to a population of active duty military and veterans that comprises more than 200,000 citizens.

and national levels. It is strategically important to the security posture of our nation to deliver a compelling message that Jacksonville is the most military and veteran friendly city in the United States, Second, MAVD is committed to delivering timely and competent services to our large and growing veteran community. MAVID staff is ready to assist veterans or their survivors and caregivers who seek access to pensions, healthcare, disability ratings, GI Bill and other earned benefits. MAVD also provides career assistance, housing

opportunities, training and social services to homeless and at-risk veterans who reside in Duval County. Third, MAVD oversees and maintains a Jobs-For-Vets website, a collaborative public/private initiative designed to connect job seeking veterans to veteran-friendly employers in Jacksonville and throughout Northeast Florida. For more information, contact the MAVD at 255-5500 or visit our website at www.coj.net/militaryaffairs.

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HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE The Jacksonville Senior Services Directory is just as helpful as it is easy to navigate! Whether you are a senior or a caregiver, this handy guide will be your go-to resource.

Senior services listings are sorted alphabetically in categories and include everything from Assisted Living Facilities to Volunteer Opportunities. On the following page you’ll find our Alphabetical Listings Index and the corresponding page numbers for each category and listing. To find a Senior Center near you, check out our list of centers under Adult Services/Senior Services. There is also a helpful map with corresponding points to show where each center is. If you would like to know more about voting requirements, check out our Voting Registration listing under Community Services. Jacksonville is home to top-notch health care. If you’re looking for a doctor, check out our Physicians & Surgeons listings. We also have listings on Dentists, Disease Information, Health Centers, Hospitals, Mental Health Services and more. Jacksonville is the perfect city for those who love to explore the outdoors. Whether you are looking to take a dip in the pool or hike a trail in one of our many beautiful parks, our Recreation listings have all the resources you need. At the end of this directory you will find many useful forms for Health Care Advance Directives, Designation of Health Care Surrogate, Living Will Declaration, Special Medical Needs Registration, and Application for Disabled Person Parking. www.heritagepublishinginc.com

A | Alphabetical Listings Index 101 MOBILITY OF JACKSONVILLE..........................142

ALHAMBRA THEATRE & DINING............................61

58942 HOME HELPERS....................................................96

ALL CARE HOME NURSING SERVICES, LLC........96

630-CITY, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER............................ 101

ALL SAINTS EARLY LEARNING & COMMUNITY CARE CENTER, INC........................52 ALL WAYS CARING.........................................................96

ALLEGIANT HOME CARE...........................................96 ALMOST HOME................................................................63

A CARE CONNECTION HOME HEALTH.................96

ALMOST HOME BEACHES...........................................63

A CARING HAND, LLC...................................................96

ALMOST HOME DAYBREAK.......................................52

A1 CARE SYSTEMS..........................................................63

ALWAYS CARING HOME HEALTH............................96

AARP....................................................................................52 AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAMS.......................52

ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE EDUCATION & REFERRAL CENTER (ADEAR).............................85

AARP FLORIDA................................................................52

AMADA SENIOR CARE OF JACKSONVILLE.........96

AARP TAX AIDE...............................................................52

AMBULANCE SERVICES...............................................59

ABSOLUTE CARE HOME HEALTH SERVICES, LLC..............................................................96

AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH.........................................96

ACCENT CARE..................................................................96

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF KIDNEY PATIENTS......................................................86

ACCESSIBILITY SPECIALISTS, INC..........................142

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY..................................86

ACCREDO HEALTH GROUP, INC...............................96

AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND.....................83

ACTI-KARE RESPONSIVE IN-HOME CARE...........96

AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION....................86

ACTION DISABILITY RESOURCES, INC................142

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION..........................86

ACUPUNCTURE...............................................................52

AMERICAN KIDNEY FUND, THE...............................87

ADD TO LIFE ADULT DAY CARE CENTER, INC..................................................................52

AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION IN FLORIDA....................................................................87

ADULT DAY CARE CENTERS......................................52

AMERICAN RED CROSS...............................................88

ADULT SERVICES/SENIOR SERVICES.....................53

ANAM PARC.......................................................................63

ADVANCED DISPOSAL SERVICES (ADS).............137

ANAM PARC II...................................................................63

ADVANCED NURSING SOLUTIONS..........................96

ANIMAL CARE AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES.....59

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH....127

ANIMAL SHELTERS........................................................59

AGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT, INC. (ACE)...................................83

ANTHEM LAKES, LLC.....................................................63

AGEWELL CENTER FOR SENIOR HEALTH.................................................92, 108

APEX COMPANION CARE............................................96

AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE HELPLINE........................................... 101

ARCADIA HOME CARE & STAFFING......................96

AGING TRUE......................................52, 53, 71, 92, 96, 108 AHP HOME HEALTH CARE, INC................................96

ARLINGTON ADULT RESIDENTIAL FACILITY, INC................................................................63

AIDS CARE & EDUCATION (ACE)..........................108

ARLINGTON HAVEN ALF.............................................63

AIDS INFORMATION HOTLINE................................102

ARLINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH................92

AL-ANON HOTLINE......................................................102

ARTS, CULTURE & LEISURE.......................................60

ALCOHOL & DRUG PREVENTION/TREATMENT....................................58

- MUSEUMS.....................................................................60

ALCOHOLIC SERVICE CENTER.................................58

- ZOO.................................................................................62

ANTI-AGING MEDICINE...............................................60 APEX HOME HEALTHCARE.......................................96 ARGYLE BRANCH LIBRARY....................................105

- THEATERS...................................................................61

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (AA)............................58 40

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ASCENSION ST. VINCENT’S AUXILIARY AND VOLUNTEER OFFICE.....................................140

BEACHES RECOVERY...................................................58

ASCENSION ST. VINCENT’S RIVERSIDE............... 101

BENTON HOUSE AT OAKLEAF..................................63

ASCENSION ST. VINCENT’S SOUTHSIDE............. 101

BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU.......................................69

ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES....................................63 AT&T CUSTOMER SERVICE......................................137

BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU - CONSUMER INFORMATION.............................................................69

ATLANTIC BEACH EXPERIMENTAL THEATRE........................................................................61

BEYOND HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES, LLC..............................................................97

ATRIA PARK AT SAN PABLO.......................................63

BIOSCRIP INFUSION SERVICES.................................97

ATTORNEYS - ELDER LAW.................................................................68

BISHOP CHRISTIAN HOME, INC.................................64

- WILLS, TRUSTS & ESTATES....................................69

BLOCH CANCER HOTLINE........................................102

AUGUSTINE LANDING................................................128

BLOOD BANKS.................................................................70

AUTUMN VILLAGE, INC................................................63

BOSOM BUDDIES............................................................70

AVANTÉ VILLA AT JACKSONVILLE BEACH, INC..................................................................132

BREAKTHROUGHS: COUNSELING AND RECOVERY, INC............................................................59

AVEANNA HEALTHCARE............................................96

BREAST CANCER SUPPORT.......................................70

AWAKENING RECOVERY CENTER..........................58

BRENTWOOD BRANCH LIBRARY..........................105

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH.................................................69

BLACKSTONE HOME HEALTHCARE, LLC.............97

BRIDGE OF HOPE ALF..................................................64

B BAHA’I COMMUNITY CENTER OF JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA......................................127

BRIDGE THE GAP............................................................88 BRIGHTFOCUS FOUNDATION ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RESEARCH..................................................85 BRIOVARX INFUSION SERVICES 202, INC..............97

BAHRI ORTHOPEDICS.................................................116

BROOKDALE AT HOME................................................97

BAPTIST BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 24-HOUR CRISIS LINE................................................58

BROOKDALE AVONDALE............................................64

BAPTIST BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, OUTPATIENT SERVICES..........................................108

BROOKDALE MANDARIN...........................................64

BAPTIST HOME HEALTH CARE.................................97

BROOKDALE SOUTHPOINT........................................64

BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER BEACHES............... 101 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER JACKSONVILLE/ BAPTIST HEART HOSPITAL.................................. 101 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER SOUTH.................... 101

BROOKDALE CROWN POINT......................................64 BROOKDALE MANDARIN CENTRAL......................64 BROOKDALE SOUTHSIDE..............................64, 97, 128 BROOKS REHABILITATION BARTRAM CROSSING..............................................132

BARNES HEALTHCARE OF FLORIDA, LLC...........97

BROOKS REHABILITATION BARTRAM LAKES........................................................64

BEACH HOUSE ASSISTED LIVING & MEMORY CARE............................................................63

BROOKS REHABILITATION UNIVERSITY CROSSING.........................................132

BEACHES BRANCH LIBRARY..................................105

BROOKS REHABILITATION HOME HEALTH.......97

BEACHES COUNCIL ON AGING DIAL-A-RIDE (BEACHES AREA)...........................81

BROOKS REHABILITATION HOSPITAL............... 101

BEACHES EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE MINITISTRY, THE (BEAM).......................................140

BRUCE R. DUGGAR PA..................................................69

BEACHES ENERGY SERVICES.........................136, 137 BEACHES MUSEUM & HISTORY PARK...................60

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BROWN EASTSIDE BRANCH LIBRARY................105 BUCKMAN BRIDGE UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.......................................127

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CLINICAL & HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY.....................108 CLINICAL DRUG RESEARCH.....................................71

CAMELLIA AT DEERWOOD........................................64

COMCAST..........................................................................137

CAREERSOURCE NORTHEAST FLORIDA.............90

COMFORCARE HOME CARE......................................97

CAREGIVING.COM....................................................... 100

COMFORT ALF, LLC........................................................64

CAROLINE OAKS...........................................................128

COMFORT KEEPERS.......................................................97

CARTER HEALTHCARE................................................97

COMMUNITY BEHAVIORAL SERVICES...............109

CASE MANAGEMENT....................................................71 CATHEDRAL CARE......................................................132

COMMUNITY EMERGENCY ALERT RESPONSE SERVICES.................................................90

CATHEDRAL RESIDENCES A SENIOR COMMUNITY...............................................................128

COMMUNITY HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE................................................... 100

CATHOLIC CHARITIES BUREAU..............................91

COMMUNITY HOSPICE/ALIVIA CARE....................97

CATHOLIC CHARITIES BUREAU VOLUNTEER PROGRAM........................................140

COMMUNITY SERVICES...............................................71

CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF SAINT AUGUSTINE.....127

CONFIDENT CARE OF FLORIDA CORP...................97

CDH HOME CARE, INC..................................................97 CECIL PINES ADULT LIVING COMMUNITY........128

CONSULATE HEALTH CARE OF JACKSONVILLE....................................................132

CENTER FOR ADULT LEARNING (CAL)..............107

CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSELING SERVICE......90

CHARLES WEBB WESCONNETT REGIONAL LIBRARY...............................................105

CONTINUUM OF CARE ADULT DAY & IN-HOME SERVICES, INC...........................................97

CHOICE MATTERS HOME HEALTHCARE, INC....97

CONVIVA CARE CENTER...................................112, 114

CIL JACKSONVILLE.................................... 53, 72, 83, 108 CIRCLE OF HOPE, INC....................................................64

CORAM CVS SPECIALTY INFUSION SERVICES..................................................97

CITIZENS ENGAGEMENT PACT OF JACKSONVILLE......................................................72

COUNCIL ON ELDER AFFAIRS (COEA) ADVOCATES FOR SUCCESSFUL AGING.............55

CITIZENS PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEES (CPACs) NEIGHBORHOODS DEPARTMENT......72

COUNCILS ON AGING....................................................81

CITY OF JACKSONVILLE AQUATICS OFFICE.....119

COVE AT MARSHLANDING, THE...............................64

CITY OF JACKSONVILLE JAXPARKS......................120

COVENANT HOME HEALTH CARE..........................97

CITY OF JACKSONVILLE MARINE AND NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION......................121

CRAFT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, LLC.....................109

CITY OF JACKSONVILLE SENIOR CENTERS.........53

CULTURAL COUNCIL OF GREATER JACKSONVILLE, INC...................................................60

CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, DUVAL COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE................................................73 CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, SOCIAL SERVICES DIVISION, PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT................................................. 89, 95, 139

CONCIERGE HOME CARE...........................................97

COUNSELING & ASSESSMENTS.................................82

CROSS CARE CENTER.................................................132

CUMMER MUSEUM OF ART & GARDENS.............60 CURAHEALTH JACKSONVILLE HOSPITAL....... 101 CYNTHIA L. NICHOLS, ATTORNEY JACKSONVILLE WILLS ON WHEELS..............68, 69 CYPRESS VILLAGE.......................................... 64, 128, 132

CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TEAM.........................................................104 CITY RESCUE MISSION, INC.......................................140 CJ’S HOME CARE, LLC...................................................97 CLARA WHITE MISSION, INC.......................................91 CLASSY LIVING................................................................64 42

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DUVAL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE......................................93

D & D GAS.........................................................................136 DALLAS GRAHAM BRANCH LIBRARY................105

DUVAL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT HEALTH CENTERS......................................................93

DEDICATED SENIOR MEDICAL CENTER.................................. 52, 69, 71, 82, 111, 114, 135

DUVAL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT IMMUNIZATION CENTER........................................93

DEERWOOD PLACE........................................................64

DUVAL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF VITAL STATISTICS...............................................140

DEMENTIA CARE & CURE INITIATIVE.................85 DENIS FOOT & ANKLE................................................116 DENTAL HYGIENE SERVICES FSCJ NORTH CAMPUS..........................................................82 DENTAL SERVICES.........................................................82 DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS HOTLINE.......................................................................102 DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION........................137 DIAGNOSTIC CENTERS.................................................82 DILIGENT HOME HEALTH CARE.............................97 DIOCESAN CENTER FOR FAMILY LIFE..................73 DISABILITY RIGHTS FLORIDA..................................83 DISABLED SERVICES.....................................................83 DISCOVERY COUNSELING SERVICES LLC.........109 DISCOVERY VILLAGE AT DEERWOOD..................64 DISEASE INFORMATION - ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE/ DEMENTIA INFORMATION...................................85 - CANCER INFORMATION........................................86 - DIABETES INFORMATION....................................86

DUVAL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTBOULEVARD COMPREHENSIVE CARE CENTER..............................................................93 DUVAL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM...........................................88

E EDGEWOOD NURSING CENTER.............................132 EDUCATION......................................................................88 EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE.....................................88 EJ’S PLACE, INC.................................................................64 ELDERCARE LOCATOR................................................85 ELDERSOURCE................................................................55 ELDERSOURCE AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER (ADRC)..................................73 ELITE HOME HEALTH, LLC.........................................97 ELMCROFT OF TIMBERLIN PARC.............................64 EMERGENCY CALL FOR ASSISTANCE....................90 EMERGENCY SERVICES...............................................88

- EPILEPSY INFORMATION......................................86

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES..............................90

- HEART INFORMATION...........................................86

ENCOMPASS HOME HEALTH OF FLORIDA...........98

- KIDNEY INFORMATION.........................................86

EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF FLORIDA...................86

- LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA INFORMATION....87

EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF FLORIDA, THE.............127

- LUNG INFORMATION..............................................87 - LUPUS INFORMATION............................................87 - MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS INFORMATION............87 - MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY INFORMATION......88 DIVERSITY ME.................................................................64 DOLPHIN POINTE HEALTH CARE...................107, 132 DONNA FOUNDATION, THE........................................70 DOWNTOWN ECUMENICAL SERVICES COUNCIL.........................................................................73 DUVAL COUNTY COURTHOUSE CLERK OF COURTS..................................................................140

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F FAMILY FIRST HOMECARE OF JACKSONVILLE......................................................98 FAMILY FOUNDATIONS................................................82 FARM SHARE, INC.........................................................140 FEEDING NORTHEAST FLORIDA.............................91 FINANCIAL ADVISORS & PLANNERS.....................90 FIRST COAST CARDIOVASCULAR INSTITUTE, PA............................................. 111, 116, 118

F | Alphabetical Listings Index FIRST COAST HEALTH & REHABILITATION CENTER.........................................................................132 FIRST COAST LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN COUNCIL, DISTRICT 5..............................................104

FOUNTAINS AT MILL COVE, THE.............. 64, 128, 134 FOURAKER HILLS REHAB AND NURSING CENTER....................................................134 FT. CAROLINE GARDENS, INC....................................64

FIVE STAR VETERANS CENTER, INC.....................137 FLEET LANDING.........................64, 95, 104, 108, 128, 132

FLETCHER’S HOME CARE, INC..................................98 FLORIDA ABUSE HOTLINE.......................................102

GARBAGE, RECYCLE & TRASH PICK UP..............137

FLORIDA BAPTIST CONVENTION...........................127

GATEWAY COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC................59

FLORIDA BLUE..............................................................105

GATEWAY CONNECT...................................................102

FLORIDA CHRISTIAN APARTMENTS.....................128

GATEWAY SERVICE CENTER.....................................91

FLORIDA CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, THE...................................127

GERIATRIC CONSULTING & SERVICES..................92

FLORIDA COUNCIL OF THE BLIND, INC.................83

GOLDEN RETREAT SHELTER CARE CENTER, INC.....................................................66

FLORIDA COUNCIL ON AGING (FCOA)..................81

GLEANERS DISPATCH, INC..........................................91

FLORIDA COUNSELING AND EVALUATION SERVICES......................................................................109

GRACE HOME LIVING FACILITY, LLC....................66

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN & FAMILIES............................................56

GRAND LIVING AT TAMAYA......................................66

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION.......................................................83

GREENFIELD CENTER..................................................59

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS - CARES.......................................................108 FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE MISSION OF THE MORMON CHURCH..................................................127 FLORIDA MEDICARE CONTRACTOR (CARRIER AND INTERMEDIARY) FIRST COAST SERVICE OPTIONS, INC. (FCSO).................................................94 FLORIDA RETINA INSTITUTE..................................114 FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE AT JACKSONVILLE......................................................88 FLORIDA TELECOMMUNICATIONS RELAY, INC......................................................................83 FLORIDA THEATRE........................................................61 FLORIDA’S POISON CONTROL CENTER - JACKSONVILLE.......................................74 FOOD, MEALS & NUTRITION......................................91 - FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM...........................91 - FOOD EMERGENCY.................................................91 - MEALS ON WHEELS.................................................92 FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE..............................................56, 140

GRACIOUS HANDS HOMECARE, LLC.....................98 GRANNY NANNIES OF JACKSONVILLE.................98 GRIFFIS GAS....................................................................136 GUARDIAN AD LITEM PROGRAM, 4TH CIRCUIT................................................................140 GWK HOME OF COMFORT, LLC.................................66 GWK HOME OF COMFORT, LLC II.............................66

H H2U - MEMORIAL HOSPITAL....................................140 HABIJAX - HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF JACKSONVILLE, INC.........................................104, 141 HALLIDAY’S & KOIVISTO’S PHARMACY..................................................107, 108, 111 HAMPTON’S LUXURY VILLAS, INC...........................66 HARBORCHASE OF JACKSONVILLE.......................66 HARBORCHASE OF MANDARIN...............................66 HARRIS HOUSE ADULT DAY CARE CENTER, INC..................................................................52 HART FELT MINISTRIES.............................................141 HARTS HARBOR HEALTH CARE CENTER.........134 HAVEN HOSPICE........................................................... 100 HEALTH...............................................................................93 HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS............................93

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HEALTH CENTER LOCATIONS..................................93

HEALTH INSURANCE - COUNSELING..............................................................94

ILRC OF NORTHEAST FLORIDA................................84

- MEDICAID/MEDICARE...........................................94

IN THE PINK.......................................................................70

HEALTH SCREENING.....................................................95

INDEPENDENT LIVING...............................................104

HEARTLAND HEALTH CARE CENTER - JACKSONVILLE.....................................134

INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE......................................56, 100, 141

HEARTLAND HEALTH CARE CENTER OF SOUTH JACKSONVILLE....................................134

INGLESIDE ALF HOME, LLC.......................................66

HEARTLAND HOSPICE CARE................................. 100

INN AT AGING GRACE, THE........................................66

HERITAGE CROSSINGS.................................................66

INSURANCE - MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTS..........105

HIGHLANDS REGIONAL LIBRARY........................105

INTEGRITY HEALTH SERVICES................................98

HINDU SOCIETY OF NORTH EAST FLORIDA.....127

INTERIM HHA OF ST. AUGUSTINE, INC...................98

HOLISTIC MEDICINE - MEDICAL MARIJUANA..................................................................95

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (IRS)......................74

HOME ABILITY...............................................................142

ISLAMIC CENTER OF NORTHEAST FLORIDA, INC..............................................................127

HOME FIRST HOME HEALTH CARE, LLC..............98

ISLE OF FAITH UNITED METHODIST......................92

HOME HEALTH & OUTPATIENTS.............................95 HOME HELPERS HOME CARE...................................98

HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE.................................98 HOME SERVICES - HOME HEALTH CARE AGENCIES......................96

JACK AND ELLEN’S PLACE..........................................66

- RESPITE SERVICES................................................ 100

JACKSONVILLE CENTER FOR COUNSELING....109

HOMECARE DIMENSIONS...........................................98

JACKSONVILLE COUNCIL OF THE BLIND.............84

HOMELIFE PERSONAL CARE, LLC...........................98

JACKSONVILLE HOUSING AUTHORITY (JHA)....................................................104

HOMEWATCH CAREGIVERS SERVING JACKSONVILLE AND ST. AUGUSTINE.................98 HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE.............................. 100 HOSPITALS.......................................................................101 HOTLINE NUMBERS.....................................................101

JACKSONVILLE AREA LEGAL AID, INC.................74

JACKSONVILLE HUMANE SOCIETY........................60 JACKSONVILLE METRO TREATMENT CENTER...............................................59

HOUSING ASSISTANCE...............................................104

JACKSONVILLE NURSING AND REHAB CENTER........................................................134

HOUSING INITIATIVE AND COUNSELING PROGRAM (HICP)........................................................74

JACKSONVILLE SHERIFF’S OFFICE SUBSTATIONS................................................................75

HOWARD, JOHN C., DO................................................112 HUBBARD HOUSE, INC...............................................139

JACKSONVILLE SPEECH & HEARING CENTER.....................................................84

HURLEY APARTMENTS..............................................129

JACKSONVILLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA...........60 JACKSONVILLE TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS....129 JACKSONVILLE TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY.................................................................136 JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITY LINDA BERRY STEIN COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS.............................61 JACKSONVILLE URBAN LEAGUE HOUSING INITIATIVES & COUNSELING PROGRAM.......104

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J | Alphabetical Listings Index JACKSONVILLE VA SOUTHPOINT...........................137

LIFE CARE CENTER OF JACKSONVILLE.............134

JACKSONVILLE VET CENTER..................................137

LONG-TERM CARE.......................................................107

JACKSONVILLE ZOO AND GARDENS.....................62

LUPUS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, FLORIDA CHAPTER....................................................87

JAX CENTER FOR HEALTH AND WELLNESS.......95 JEA - CUSTOMER CARE CENTER...................136, 137 JEWISH COMMUNITY ALLIANCE...........................121

JEWISH FAMILY & COMMUNITY SERVICES (JFCS)..........................................................75

MADISON MANOR........................................................129

JEWISH FEDERATION OF JACKSONVILLE.........127

MAIN LIBRARY..............................................................105

JOHN REARDON - AAG NMLS 9392 AMERICAN ADVISORS GROUP....................................................110

MAITREYA KADAMPA BUDDHIST CENTER......127

JOYAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES, INC.....................98

MANDARIN FOOD BANK.............................................91

JPL 50+................................................................................107

MANDARIN MUSEUM & HISTORICAL SOCIETY...............................................61

JPL EXPRESS OCEANWAY (HIGHLANDS BRANCH) LIBRARY..................................................105

MANDARIN BRANCH LIBRARY..............................105

MANDARIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..................92

JUST FOR LOVE FAMILY CARE, LLC........................98

MARCIS POINTE.............................................................129

JUSTICE COALITION, THE..........................................139

MARSH LANDING BEHAVIORAL GROUP...........109

MARTHA’S ADULT DAYCARE & SERVICES, INC...........................................................52 MARY EAVES..................................................................129

KARPELES MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY & MUSEUM................................................61 KIDNEY & UROLOGY FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, INC........................................................87

MASON HOUSE, LLC.......................................................66 MASTECTOMY APPAREL FORMS & PROSTHESIS............................................................107 MAX BLOCK FOOD PANTRY.......................................90

KINDRED AT HOME.......................................................98

MAXIM HEALTHCARE SERVICES, INC....................98

KINETIC HOME HEALTH, LLC....................................98

MAXVILLE BRANCH LIBRARY...............................105

KINGS HOUSE II...............................................................66

MAYO CLINIC HOSPITAL........................................... 101

KNOX GROUP, INC.........................................................109

MED MANAGERS, INC....................................................98 MEDICAID AREA OFFICE (AHCA)...........................94

MEDICAL ASSESSMENT..............................................108 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES.....................108

L’ARCHE JACKSONVILLE, INC.....................................66 LAFETA FAMILY HOME CARE...................................66

MEDICAL SERVICES OF AMERICA HOME HEALTH...........................................................................98

LAKESIDE NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER..................................134

MEDICARE.......................................................................102

LAKEVIEW HEALTH SYSTEMS, LLC.........................59

MEETING HOUSE AT COLLINS COVE, THE.........129

LANIER REHABILITATION CENTER.....................134

MEGA NURSING SERVICES, INC................................98

LAUREL OAKS ALF, INC................................................66

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE.............. 101

LEGEND SENIOR LIVING...........................................129

MEMORY CARE..............................................................108

LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY.......................87

MEMORY DISORDER CLINIC, MAYO CLINIC.......85

LIBERTY AMBULANCE SERVICE..............................59

MENTAL HEALTH CENTER OF JACKSONVILLE, INC...........................................109

LIBRARY - LIBRARY LOCATIONS...........................................105

MEDICATION INFORMATION HOTLINE..............102

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCE CENTER, INC.....109

- SPECIAL SERVICES................................................107 46

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NEPTUNE BEACH SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER, THE................................................................56

MILITARY AFFAIRS AND VETERANS DEPARTMENT, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE.........137

NEW HORIZON HEALTHCARE CENTER, INC......66

MOBILITY PLUS JACKSONVILLE............................142

NOBLE GARDENS OF JACKSONVILLE, LLC.........66

MOBILITY WORKS.........................................................142

NOBLE HOUSE RETIREMENT OF JACKSONVILLE, LLC..................................................66

MONTESINOS COUNSELING SERVICES...............109

NICOLITZ EYE CONSULTANTS................................114

MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING NORTHEAST FLORIDA CHAPTER......................139

NORTHEAST FLORIDA VETERANS COUNCIL, C/O MILITARY AFFAIRS & VETERANS SERVICES DEPARTMENT, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE..........................................................138

MOUNT CARMEL GARDENS APARTMENTS.......129

NORTHWEST BEHAVIORAL SERVICES, INC.......109

MULTIPAYL, INC...............................................................98

NOURISHMENT NETWORK.........................................91

MURRAY HILL BRANCH LIBRARY........................105

NURSE ON CALL..............................................................98

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION...............88

NURSESPRING OF JACKSONVILLE, LLC................98

MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART JACKSONVILLE (MOCA)...........................................61

MORRIS MANOR............................................................129 MORTGAGES - REVERSE MORTGAGES...............110

MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & HISTORY...........................61 MUSEUM OF SOUTHERN HISTORY..........................61

OASIS SENIOR ADVISORS............................................66

MYRTICE ANGELS SENIOR HOME CARE, LLC....66

OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, BUREAU OF VICTIM COMPENSATION.............139

OLGA L. BRADHAM & ETTA L. BROOKS BRANCH LIBRARY...................................................105

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS HOTLINE (SERVING FIRST COAST AREA).................................................102

ONE BLOOD.......................................................................70

NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE.....102

ORTEGA GARDENS........................................................66

NATIONAL EATING DISORDERS ASSOCIATION HELPLINE.....................................................................102

ORTHOPAEDIC TOTAL JOINT AND ROBOTIC SURGERY......................................................................116

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DIABETES AND DIGESTIVE AND KIDNEY DISEASES...................86

NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH CLINICAL TRIALS DATABASE.....................................................85

PABLO CREEK REGIONAL LIBRARY....................105

OPIS RIVERWOOD CENTER......................................134

NATIONAL KIDNEY DISEASE EDUCATION PROGRAM...........................................87

PABLO HAMLET.............................................................129

NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF FLORIDA..................................................................87

PACE PLACE, THE............................................................52

NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY........87

PALM GARDEN OF JACKSONVILLE.......................134

NATIONAL SEXUAL ASSAULT HOTLINE.............102

PARK RIDGE NURSING CENTER............................134

NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE...102

PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT, DISABLED SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE.....................84

NAVAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE........................ 101 NEIGHBORHOODS DEPARTMENT, DIRECTOR’S OFFICE, OFFICE OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS........76

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PABLO TOWERS..............................................................129 PACIFICA CARE, PLLC.................................................109

P | Alphabetical Listings Index PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE.....................76

REGENTS PARK OF JACKSONVILLE......................134

PEABODY ALF, INC..........................................................67

RENAISSANCE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC............................................109

PEOPLE 1ST HOME CARE.............................................99 PETERSON ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY, INC.......67

REHABILITATION SERVICES...................................127 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.................................127

PEYTON RIDGE..............................................................131

RETIREMENT & LIFE CARE COMMUNITIES & HOMES.......................................128

PHARMACIES..................................................................111

RIGHT AT HOME..............................................................99

PHARMACIES - COMPOUNDING.............................111

RIGHT TIME, RIGHT PLACE, LLC..............................67

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS - CARDIOLOGY - MD/DO........................................111

RITZ THEATRE AND MUSEUM..................................61

- CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES - MD/DO.......111

RIVER GARDEN ADULT DAY CARE PROGRAM.........................................................52

- DERMATOLOGY - MD/DO....................................112 - FAMILY MEDICINE - MD/DO...............................112

RIVER CITY HOME HEALTH......................................99

- GERIATRICS - MD/DO............................................112

RIVER GARDEN HEBREW HOME FOR THE AGED..........................................................134

- INTERNAL MEDICINE - MD/DO.........................114

RIVER GARDEN HOME HEALTH CARE................99

- OPHTHALMOLOGY - MD/DO.............................114

RIVER POINT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH..........101, 109

- OPHTHALMOLOGY/RETINA - MD/DO............116

RIVER REGION HUMAN SERVICES, INC........59, 109

- ORTHOPAEDIC - MD/DO......................................116

RIVERFRONT ADULT DAY CARE.............................53

- PODIATRY - DPM.....................................................116

RIVERSIDE PARK APARTMENTS............................131

- PULMONARY DISEASES - MD/DO....................118

RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH...................92

- SLEEP MEDICINE - MD/DO..................................118

RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN HOUSE, INC..............67

PINCKNEY ESTATES ASSISTED LIVING, INC.........67

RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN RESIDENCES.........131

PINNACLE SENIOR CARE............................................99

RIVERSIDE TRADITION HOUSE...............................59

PLAYERS BY THE SEA....................................................61

RIVERTON TOWER.......................................................131

PLYMOUTH HOME FOR ADULTS, INC.....................67

ROGERS TOWERS............................................................68

PORTER’S ADULT CARE, INC.................................52, 67

ROSECASTLE AT DEERWOOD...................................67

PRECISE HOME CARE...................................................99

RSVP OF DUVAL COUNTY, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE..............57, 142

PRESBYTERY OF ST. AUGUSTINE OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH......................................127 PROPERTY APPRAISER’S OFFICE DUVAL COUNTY..........................................................................76

PSI MANDARIN CENTER............................................131

SALVATION ARMY FOOD PANTRY...........................91

PSYCHACCESS HOME HEALTH CARE....................99

SAN JOSE APARTMENTS.............................................131 SAN JOSE GARDENS.......................................................67

SAN JOSE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER..................................134

RADIO READING SERVICE WJCT PUBLIC MEDIA.....................................................85, 141

SAN MARCO BRANCH LIBRARY............................105

RECOVERY KEYS.............................................................59 RECREATION..................................................................119

SENIOR CENTER SERVICES SENIOR ACTIVITIES CENTERS................................................91

REFFINE’S HOUSE...........................................................67

SENIOR CENTERS - CLAY COUNTY..........................57

REGENCY SQUARE BRANCH LIBRARY..............105

SENIOR CITIZEN VILLAGE........................................131

SANTE HOME HEALTHCARE.....................................99

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SENIOR HELPERS OF NORTH COAST FLORIDA..........................................................99

SENIOR LEGAL HELPLINE..........................................77

T.E.H.C., LLC.......................................................................99

SENIOR LIFE SOLUTIONS............................................82

TALKING BOOKS AND SPECIAL NEEDS LIBRARY........................................................107

SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE......................................................57 SENIORBRIDGE FAMILY COMPANIES (FL), INC.................................................99 SENIORS ON A MISSION, INC.....................................142

TALKING BOOKS FOR BLIND & PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED CUSTOMERS.................................85 TAMBOLINA ADULT DAY CARE...............................53

SHANDS JACKSONVILLE MEDICAL CENTER....134

TAX COLLECTOR OFFICES (IN DUVAL COUNTY).................................................77

SHINE...................................................................................70

TAYLOR CARE CENTER..............................................134

SHINE PROGRAM (SERVING HEALTH INSURANCE NEEDS OF ELDERS).........................94

TAYLOR MANOR..............................................................67

SHORT-TERM REHABILITATION............................132

TECO PEOPLES GAS.....................................................136

SIGNATURE HEALTHCARE OF JACKSONVILLE....................................................134

TERRACE OF JACKSONVILLE, THE.......................134

SILVER SHORES LIVING, INC......................................67

THERAPYCARE HOME HEALTH, LLC.....................99

SILVER TREASURES AT LANE....................................67

THRIVEWORKS COUNSELING.................................109

SILVER TREASURES AT MANDARIN.......................67 SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES...............................132

TIMES-UNION CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS...................................................62

SOCIAL SECURITY........................................................135

TOWERS OF JACKSONVILLE, THE..........................131

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION.................135

TRANSPORTATION.......................................................135

SOME PLACE LIKE HOME, INC...................................67

TRILOGY HOME HEALTHCARE................................99

SOUTH MANDARIN BRANCH LIBRARY..............105

TROUT RIVER ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY.........67

TAYLOR RESIDENCES.................................................131

THEATRE JACKSONVILLE...........................................62

SOUTHEAST HOMECARE............................................99 SOUTHEAST REGIONAL LIBRARY........................107

SOUTHLAND WASTE SYSTEMS (SWS)....................137 SPECIAL EVENTS/SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOR OLDER ADULTS (SPOA) SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION.........................................................................58

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES................................................102

ST. CATHERINE LABOURÉ MANOR, INC..............134

UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE HOME CARE...........99

ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC CHURCH MANDARIN MEALS ON WHEELS....................................................92

UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE VOLUNTEER SERVICES..........................................142

ST. VINCENT’S HOME HEALTH...................................99

UF HEALTH NORTH..................................................... 101

STARLING AT SAN JOSE................................................67 STEPPING STONE CENTER FOR RECOVERY.......59

UF JACKSONVILLE AGING STUDIES CENTER..................................... 58, 60 , 71, 93

STEVENS DUVAL APARTMENTS.............................131

UNDERHILL STAFFING, INC........................................99

SUMMER BROOK HEALTH CARE CENTER........134 SUNDALE MANOR........................................................131

UNITED COMMUNITY OUTREACH MINISTRY EMERGENCY SERVICES (UCOM)..........................92

SUNRISE OF JACKSONVILLE......................................67

UNITED WAY OF NORTHEAST FLORIDA...............79

SUWANNEE MEDICAL PERSONNEL........................99

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA...........................88

SWEETWATER BY DEL WEBB...................................131

UNIVERSITY PARK BRANCH LIBRARY...............107

UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE.................................... 101

SYNERGY HOMECARE.................................................99

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U | Alphabetical Listings Index UTILITIES - ELECTRIC...................................................................136

WHEELCHAIR LIFTS & RAMPS...............................142

- GAS...............................................................................136

WINDSOR AT ORTEGA, THE........................................68

- SOLID WASTE & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.........................................................137

WINDSOR AT SAN PABLO, THE...................................68

- TELEPHONE..............................................................137

WOLFSON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL AUXILIARY..................................................................142

- WATER.........................................................................137

WILLOWBRANCH BRANCH LIBRARY..................107

WINDSOR POINTE OF JACKSONVILLE.................131

WOMEN’S CENTER OF JACKSONVILLE..........81, 139

WOODLAND GROVE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER..................................135

VALIZ’S PLACE.................................................................67

WYNDHAM LAKES..................................................68, 131

VETERAN SERVICES....................................................137 VETERANS AFFAIRS OUTPATIENT CLINIC........138

VICTIM SERVICES.........................................................139 VINTAGE PLAYERS.........................................................62

YMCA.................................................................................121

VISION EDUCATION & REHABILITATION CENTER, THE................................................................85 VISION IS PRICELESS, INC............................................95 VISITING ANGELS...........................................................99 VITAL STATISTICS.........................................................140 VITAS HEALTHCARE.................................................. 100 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES................................140 VOTER REGISTRATION................................................79

W WARREN, SCOTT D., MD..............................................112 WASTE PRO OF FLORIDA (WP).................................137 WATTS GUARDIAN CARE, INC...................................67 WE CARE - JACKSONVILLE.........................................80 WEKIVA SPRINGS....................................................59, 101 WEKIVA SPRINGS (SENIOR PERSPECTIVES).....110 WELCOME HOMECARE................................................99 WELL DONE HOME CARE, INC..................................99 WEST BRANCH LIBRARY...........................................107 WEST JACKSONVILLE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER..................................134 WESTBROOK BRANCH LIBRARY...........................107 WESTERN NATURAL GAS..........................................136 WESTMINSTER ST. AUGUSTINE...........67, 104, 127, 135 WESTMINSTER WOODS ON JULINGTON CREEK..............................67, 104, 127, 135

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A | AARP

AARP AARP 601 E Street Northwest Washington, DC 20049 888-OUR-AARP (888-687-2277) Toll-Free www.aarp.org A national advocacy and membership organization that helps people 50 and over improve the quality of their lives as they age. Membership is $16 per year. AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAMS 866-595-7678 Toll-Free www.aarp.org/auto/driver-safety AARP FLORIDA 200 West College Avenue, Suite 304 Tallahassee, FL 32301 866-595-7678 Toll-Free http://states.aarp.org/aarp-florida-state-offices AARP TAX AIDE 888-687-2277 Toll-Free 888-434-7598 Toll-Free TTY www.aarp.org/taxaide This link provides current articles relating to taxes as well as Frequently Asked Questions year-round. You may also submit questions. ACUPUNCTURE DEDICATED SENIOR MEDICAL CENTER 3059 Edgewood Avenue West Jacksonville, FL 32209 647-3180 9422 Arlington Expressway Jacksonville, FL 32225 559-1844 6841 Blanding Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32244 862-2175 www.dedicated.care/jacksonville-senior-directory  see our ad page 114

ADULT DAY CARE CENTERS ADD TO LIFE ADULT DAY CARE CENTER, INC. 5877 Old Timuquana Road - 32210 779-1777 AGING TRUE 4250 Lakeside Drive, Suite 116 Jacksonville, FL 32210 807-1203 807-1218 (TDD) 604 Walnut Street Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 284-3134 www.agingtrue.org ALL SAINTS EARLY LEARNING & COMMUNITY CARE CENTER, INC. 4171 Hendricks Avenue - 32207 737-7800 ALMOST HOME DAYBREAK 3604 Cardinal Point Drive - 32257 731-4002 HARRIS HOUSE ADULT DAY CARE CENTER, INC. 9857 Gibson Avenue - 32208 768-1283 MARTHA’S ADULT DAYCARE & SERVICES, INC. 8668 Lem Turner Road - 32208 766-0496 PACE PLACE, THE 5450 Ramona Boulevard, Building 200 - 32205 407-6207 PORTER’S ADULT CARE, INC. 700 Day Avenue - 32205 381-8962 RIVER GARDEN ADULT DAY CARE PROGRAM 11401 Old St. Augustine Road - 32258 260-1818

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RIVERFRONT ADULT DAY CARE 644 Cesery Boulevard, Suite 150 - 32211 420-3900 TAMBOLINA ADULT DAY CARE 1627 Rogero Road, Suite C - 32211 651-1310 ADULT SERVICES/SENIOR SERVICES AGING TRUE 4250 Lakeside Drive, Suite 116 Jacksonville, FL 32210 807-1203 807-1218 (TDD) 604 Walnut Street Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 284-3134 www.agingtrue.org CIL JACKSONVILLE 2709 Art Museum Drive Jacksonville, FL 32207 399-8484 www.ciljacksonville.org  see our ad page 83 CITY OF JACKSONVILLE SENIOR CENTERS 117 West Duval Street, Suite 280 - 32202 255-5400 www.jaxseniors.net Provides nutritious, midday meals and many other services and activities for senior citizens (60+) at the following 20 senior activity centers Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. While there are no charges for many of the programs, nominal fees may be charged for some classes. Contact individual centers listed below to determine specific activities. Daily door-to-door transportation to and from centers is available by calling 630-0801. Each Community & Senior Center listing is numbered and has a corresponding pinpoint on the map on page 54.

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Bennie Furlong Beaches Senior Center 281 19th Avenue South Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 241-3796 1

Carvill Senior Center 1302 Carvill Avenue - 32208 764-0330 2

Charlie Joseph Senior Center 6943 Buffalo Avenue - 32208 768-4762 3

Clanzel Brown Community Center 4575 Moncrief Road West - 32209 764-8752 4

Frances Padgett Arlington Senior Center 1078 Rogero Road - 32211 723-6142 5

Hammond Senior Center 3312 West 12th Street - 32254 786-8554 6

J.S. Johnson Senior Center 1112 Jackson Street - 32204 630-0949 7

Jim Fortuna Senior Center 11751 McCormick Road - 32225 996-0211 8

Lane Wiley Senior Center 6710 Wiley Road - 32210 783-6589 9

Leroy D. Clemons Senior Center 55 North Jackson Avenue - 32220 693-4918 10

Lincoln Villa Senior Center 7866 New Kings Road - 32219 765-2654 11

Longbranch Senior Center 4110 Franklin Street - 32206 630-0893 12

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Louis Dinah Senior Center 1805 Flag Street - 32209 630-0728 13

Mandarin Senior Center 3848 Hartley Road - 32257 262-7309 14

Mary L. Singleton Senior Center 150 East 1st Street - 32206 255-6666 15

Maxville Senior Center 18065 Pennsylvania Avenue - 32234 289-7157 16

Oceanway Senior Center 12215 Sago Avenue West - 32218 696-4331 17

Riverview Senior Center 9620 Water Street - 32208 765-7511 18

Wallace Small Senior Center 1083 Line Street - 32209 630-0724 19

Windy Hill Senior Center 10540 Anders Boulevard - 32246 630-0724 20

COUNCIL ON ELDER AFFAIRS (COEA) ADVOCATES FOR SUCCESSFUL AGING 117 West Duval Street, Suite 210 - 32202 255-5413 www.jaxseniors.net The Jacksonville-Duval County Council On Elder Affairs (COEA) is an Advisory Board with the singular mission of advocacy for seniors and the elderly. It is charged to “plan, evaluate, advocate and promote programs and policies that maximize opportunities of self-sufficiency and personal independence for the elderly citizens of Jacksonville and Duval County.” There are strategies related to nutrition, socialization, physical activity and mental stimulation to follow in later life that promote successful aging.Through advocacy and

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A | Adult Services/Senior Services FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN & FAMILIES Adult Protective Services 5920 Arlington Expressway - 32211 485-9742 www.myflfamilies.com/service-programs/ adult-protective-services/contacts.shtml Florida Abuse Hotline 800-962-2873 Toll-Free Investigates complaints of abuse, neglect or exploitation of vulnerable adults. Services for adults fall into two categories: disabled adults (18+) who have one or more limitations that restrict their ability to perform the activities of daily living; and the frail elderly (60+) who are impaired in their ability to provide for their own care or protection. FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 150 East 1st Street - 32206 255-6660 www.jaxseniors.net Provides senior volunteers with meaningful and challenging opportunities. The Foster Grandparents serve as mentors and tutors to special needs/ at-risk children. If you have time to give 15 hours per week, are 55+ and in good physical and mental health, you may become a Foster Grandparent volunteer. Small stipends are available for volunteers who meet the eligibility criteria.

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INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 150 East 1st Street - 32206 255-6686 www.jaxseniors.net The Independent Living Program provides respite care services, volunteer support services, and educational/service events to low- and moderate-income homebound senior citizens 60 years of age and over, and their caregivers to prevent premature placement in a nursing home, elder abuse and caregiver burnout. Seniors who are unable to maintain their standard of independence due to physical and mental health challenges can develop feelings of isolation and depression. The caring support our volunteers offer helps decrease these feelings. Our goal is to offer seniors an opportunity to maintain meaningful relationships with peers and remain socially connected to their community. The volunteers of the program are carefully screened, properly trained and supervised to offer the highest quality of service possible. There are no fees for services. NEPTUNE BEACH SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER 2004 Forest Avenue Neptune Beach, FL 32266 477-0386 http://ci.neptune-beach.fl.us/Senior-Center This is the place for adults on the move! We provide a venue enhancing the quality of life and independence of people age 55+ residing at the Beaches and surrounding Duval County. This is the place for cultural, physical, educational and social stimulation in a safe and easily accessible facility. We have something for everyone! Community partnerships with the City of Neptune Beach, the City of Jacksonville Community Development Block Grant, PGA Tour and other agencies make our programming the best! Tap dancing, fitness classes, yoga, bridge, movies, art, socials and trips are some of the programs offered. Check out our website for the latest schedule.

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RSVP OF DUVAL COUNTY, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 150 East 1st Street - 32206 255-6655 www.jaxseniors.net RSVP is one of the largest volunteer efforts in the nation matching community nonprofits, public agencies and elementary schools with individuals 55 and over who are willing to help. Volunteers choose opportunities according to their available time, interests and skills; which may relate to their professional experience or an assignment based on new challenges. Opportunities to serve range from one-time, monthly, quarterly or annual events to weekly commitments of one (1) hour per week. RSVP volunteers bring a diversity of interests and a uniformity of dedication to their work, making a difference in the community and enriching their own lives through service. SENIOR CENTERS - CLAY COUNTY Clayton and Mildred Revels Senior Center 604 Walnut Street Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 284-3134 Orange Park Senior Center 414 Stowe Avenue Orange Park, FL 32073 269-4731 Weigel Senior Center 3916 Section Street Middleburg, FL 32068 291-3520 William M. Beam Senior Center 125 Commercial Circle Keystone Heights, FL 32656 352-473-7121

SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 117 West Duval Street, Suite 210 - 32202 255-5400 www.jaxseniors.net Provides a variety of services and activities which encourage and empower seniors to live active, independent lives through social, educational and wellness programs. Services include: operation of 20 senior activity centers, special events, advocacy, counseling, education opportunities, health support, homemaker services, nutrition education, weekday hot meals, outreach, recreation, referral, respite care (including Alzheimer’s in-home), shopping, telephone reassurance, transportation and volunteerism. These services are offered primarily for persons 60+ through the following programs: • Community and Senior Center Services Program - 255-5400 • Foster Grandparent Program - 630-5450 • Independent Living Program - 630-0966 • RSVP - 630-0998 • Council on Elder Affairs - 255-5413 • Senior Events

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A | Adult Services/Senior Services SENIOR EVENTS/SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION 117 West Duval Street, Suite 280 - 32202 255-5667 Fax: 255-5415 www.jaxseniors.net Provides a variety of recreational, social and cultural activities for seniors 60 and over, including: • Fish-a-Thon Fishing Tournament and Fish Fry at Hanna Park in the spring with trophies for the Most, the Largest, the Smallest, the Ugliest and the Prettiest Fish. • Holiday Festival Dancing, dining and entertainment at the Holiday Festival allows seniors to celebrate the holidays in style in early December. • Jacksonville Senior Services Directory Provides comprehensive listings of services, programs and activities for seniors and their families in Jacksonville. Available at all senior centers, public libraries and City Hall, St. James Building. • Safety and Security Seminars The safety seminars, held annually, inform senior citizens about how to be safe and secure, and plan for the future. Seniors actively participate and learn how to protect themselves from becoming a victim of fraud or scams. • Senior Expo Two days devoted to sharing programs, resources and services available for Jacksonville’s senior citizens to maintain and enhance their independence and quality of life. The Expo is held bi-annually at the Prime Osborn Convention Center in the spring and fall. • Senior Games Competitions in various athletic events and games are offered to encourage and promote a healthy lifestyle for seniors 50+. Event is a qualifier for state and national Senior Games. Held annually in the fall.

• Senior Prom Join us for dinner, a night of music, dancing and door prizes, and the crowning of the Prom King and Queen. Held in the summer. • Walk for Senior Wellness The one-mile walk, held each spring, at TIAA Bank Field and promotes a healthy lifestyle. • Transportation Limited transportation is available for special events from senior centers and senior residences UF JACKSONVILLE AGING STUDIES CENTER 1833 Boulevard, Suite 2056 Jacksonville, FL 32206 244-4690 244-0411 JaxAscent.com Conducts studies on the impact of aging, including behavioral, nutritional and pharmacologic clinical trials.  see our ad page 1 ALCOHOL & DRUG PREVENTION/TREATMENT ALCOHOLIC SERVICE CENTER 20 West 4th Street - 32206 355-694 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (AA) 3128 Beach Boulevard - 32207 399-8535 AWAKENING RECOVERY CENTER 6100 Greenland Road, Suite 202 - 32258 733-7383 BAPTIST BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 24-HOUR CRISIS LINE 800 Prudential Drive - 32207 202-7900 BEACHES RECOVERY 390 16th Avenue South Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 866-605-0532 Admission 685-9083 Non-admission 2021 - 2022 Jacksonville Senior Services DirectoryTM

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BREAKTHROUGHS: COUNSELING AND RECOVERY, INC. 3810-3 Williamsburg Park Boulevard - 32257 419-6102

STEPPING STONE CENTER FOR RECOVERY 1815 Corporate Square Boulevard - 32216 446-1041

GATEWAY COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. 555 Stockton Street - 32204 387-4661 Adult Detoxification 387-4661 ext. 1103 www.gatewaycommunity.com Provides substance abuse and chemical dependency treatment. Alcohol and drug services include: detox, assessment, intervention, outpatient, residential treatment and prevention services. Gateway Connect Alcohol or Drug Problem 877-389-9966 Toll-Free - 24-Hour Help Line Assessments and services via telephone and Internet. Northeast Florida Regional Prevention Center 4814 Lexington Avenue - 32210 387-3749

WEKIVA SPRINGS 3947 Salisbury Road - 32216 296-3533

GREENFIELD CENTER 4250 Lakeside Drive - 32210 389-3784 JACKSONVILLE METRO TREATMENT CENTER 4427 Emerson Street, Building 4 - 32207 398-7015 LAKEVIEW HEALTH SYSTEMS, LLC 1900 Corporate Square Boulevard - 32216 727-6455 RECOVERY KEYS 6100 Greenland Road, Suite 201 - 32258 551-1394 RIVER REGION HUMAN SERVICES, INC. 3901 Carmichael Avenue - 32207 899-6300 RIVERSIDE TRADITION HOUSE 2911 Riverside Avenue - 32205 384-1839

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ANIMAL SHELTERS ANIMAL CARE AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES 2020 Forest Street - 32204 630-CITY (630-2489) Hours of Operation: Tuesday - Friday 12 a.m. - 7 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Animal Intake Hours: Tuesday - Friday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. Jacksonville’s Animal Care and Protective Services (ACPS) provides animal control to the citizens in Jacksonville by fair enforcement and community education. ACPS also enhances the quality of life in our neighborhoods by offering quality pets for adoption at a reasonable cost. ACPS is dedicated to providing a high level of service to the citizens in Jacksonville and to saving the lives of all adoptable animals in our community. The City of Jacksonville is the largest city in the U.S. to achieve and maintain no-kill status and serves as a model agency for others throughout the U.S.

A | Animal Shelters JACKSONVILLE HUMANE SOCIETY 8464 Beach Boulevard - 32216 725-8766 ANTI-AGING MEDICINE UF JACKSONVILLE AGING STUDIES CENTER 1833 Boulevard, Suite 2056 Jacksonville, FL 32206 244-4690 244-0411 JaxAscent.com Conducts studies on the impact of aging, including behavioral, nutritional and pharmacologic clinical trials.  see our ad page 1

JACKSONVILLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 300 Water Street, Suite 200 - 32202 354-5547 www.jaxsymphony.org Email: frontdesk@jaxsymphony.org The Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra is one of Northeast Florida’s premier ensembles, performing September through June in the Jacoby Symphony Hall at the Times-Union Center. Nearly every week, the symphony performs a variety of classical, popular, educational and community concerts. Jacksonville’s senior community enjoys the Coffee Concert Series and participates in volunteer groups, including the Symphony Guild, the Jacksonville Symphony Chorus and volunteer ushers. ARTS, CULTURE & LEISURE - MUSEUMS

ARTS, CULTURE & LEISURE CULTURAL COUNCIL OF GREATER JACKSONVILLE, INC. 300 Water Street, Suite 201 - 32202 358-3600 www.culturalcouncil.org Visit jacksonville.com/events for up-to-the-minute event information. You can search for events by date, keyword, category, most popular, area of town and free events. The special “Add Event” feature allows users, like musicians and artists, to post their own special events. Visit www.culturalcouncil.org for continuing education opportunities, audition notices and calls-to-artists.

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BEACHES MUSEUM & HISTORY PARK 381 Beach Boulevard Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 241-5657 www.beachesmuseum.org Hours of Operation: Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. Admission for persons 65+ = Free CUMMER MUSEUM OF ART & GARDENS 829 Riverside Avenue - 32204 356-6857 www.cummermuseum.org Hours of Operation: Tuesday and Friday 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. Admission for seniors = $6 Free admission on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month and every Tuesday & Friday 4 p.m. - 9 p.m.

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Arts, Culture & Leisure - Theaters

KARPELES MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY & MUSEUM 101 West 1st Street - 32206 356-2992 www.karpeles.weebly.com Hours of Operation: Tuesday - Friday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Free admission and parking MANDARIN MUSEUM & HISTORICAL SOCIETY 11964 Mandarin Road - 32223 268-0784 www.mandarinmuseum.net Hours of Operation: Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Call for tours MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART JACKSONVILLE (MOCA) 333 North Laura Street - 32202 366-6911 https://mocajacksonville.unf.edu Hours of Operation: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Thursday 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. Admission for persons 60+ = $5 Free admission: First Wednesday of every month for Artwalk, 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. and Sundays for Bank of America Family Free Days MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & HISTORY 1025 Museum Circle - 32207 396-6674 www.themosh.org Hours of Operation: Thursday and Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. Admission for seniors = $12

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MUSEUM OF SOUTHERN HISTORY 4304 Herschel Street - 32210 388-3574 www.museumsouthernhistory.com Hours of Operation: Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Admission for adults = $3 ARTS, CULTURE & LEISURE - THEATERS ALHAMBRA THEATRE & DINING 12000 Beach Boulevard - 32246 641-1212 www.alhambrajax.com ATLANTIC BEACH EXPERIMENTAL THEATRE 544 Atlantic Boulevard Neptune Beach, FL 32266 249-7177 www.abettheatre.com FLORIDA THEATRE 128 East Forsyth Street, Suite 300 - 32202 355-2787 www.floridatheatre.com JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITY LINDA BERRY STEIN COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS Performing Arts Series 2800 University Boulevard North - 32211 256-8000 www.ju.edu/cfa PLAYERS BY THE SEA 106 6th Street North Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 249-0289 www.playersbythesea.org RITZ THEATRE AND MUSEUM 829 North Davis Street - 32202 807-2010 www.ritzjacksonville.com

A | Arts, Culture & Leisure - Theaters THEATRE JACKSONVILLE 2032 San Marco Boulevard - 32207 396-4425 www.theatrejax.com TIMES-UNION CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 300 Water Street - 32202 633-6110 www.timesunioncenter.com VINTAGE PLAYERS 616-1568 The only senior repertoire company in Jacksonville. Members only need to be 50+, no acting experience required. Two performances per month, call for dates and locations. Meets every Friday 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. For more information call or email vintageplayers2012@yahoo.com.

ARTS, CULTURE & LEISURE - ZOO JACKSONVILLE ZOO AND GARDENS 370 Zoo Parkway - 32218 757-4463 www.jacksonvillezoo.org Hours of Operation: Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Christmas Day. Daily admission for persons 65+: $22.95 Annual membership rates for persons 65+ (10 percent discount): Senior Individual: $58.50 Individual + Unnamed Guest: $93.50 Individual + Named Guest: $103.50 Senior Family: $130.50 The zoo offers a wide variety of entertainment, education and volunteer opportunities. For volunteer program information, call 757-4463 ext. 176

When you know your loved one can no longer safely manage living on their own, it might be time to consider looking into assisted living facilities. To help you navigate the vast number of facilities in Jacksonville, there are a few resources that provide additional information you may need. Visit one of the following sites for information on which facilities accept Medicaid, what payment options are available, etc. www.after55.com www.assisted-living-directory.com www.familyassets.com www.ourparents.com www.seniorhousing.net www.seniorlivingfaq.com www.seniorliving.org

Signs it may be time to consider assisted living for yourself or a loved one: Worsening medical conditions Money issues Isolation Messy living space Poor hygiene

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Assisted Living Facilities (ALF) provide housing, meals and personal services to individuals who require supervision or assistance with daily activities. To be eligible for residency at an ALF, a person—at a minimum—cannot be bedridden, does not require 24-hour nursing and does not have stage 3 or 4 pressure sores. ALFs are licensed and inspected by the state of Florida, except for those that are operated by the federal government. First Coast Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, District 5 located at 4161 Carmichael Avenue, Suite 141, Jacksonville, FL 32207 Phone: 391-3942, advocates for residents in Skilled Nursing Facilities and Assisted Living Facilities, investigates complaints on their behalf and inspects facilities annually. For approximate location of facilities, see map with corresponding pinpoints on page 65.

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ANAM PARC II 4867 Susanna Woods Court - 32257 732-4545 5

ANTHEM LAKES, LLC 905 Assissi Lane Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 583-5399 6

ARLINGTON ADULT RESIDENTIAL FACILITY, INC. 6300 Arlington Expressway - 32211 725-6600 7

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ARLINGTON HAVEN ALF 6320 Arlington Road - 32211 743-9069 8

ATRIA PARK AT SAN PABLO 14199 William Davis Parkway - 32224 821-9900 9

AUTUMN VILLAGE, INC. 1103 Barrs Street - 32204 384-7506 10

BEACH HOUSE ASSISTED LIVING & MEMORY CARE 1315 2nd Avenue North Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 829-6479 11

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BISHOP CHRISTIAN HOME, INC. 1627 East 8th Street - 32206 355-9731

COMFORT ALF, LLC 2122 Myrtle Avenue North - 32209 683-0200

BRIDGE OF HOPE ALF 5265 Longleaf Street - 32209 764-3600

COVE AT MARSH LANDING, THE 1700 The Greens Way Jacksonville Beach - 32250 285-8827

BROOKDALE AVONDALE 4455 Merrimac Avenue - 32210 389-5959 15

BROOKDALE CROWN POINT 10050 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 288-8700 16

BROOKDALE MANDARIN 10790 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 260-0800 17

BROOKDALE MANDARIN CENTRAL 10875 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 880-4040 18

BROOKDALE SOUTHPOINT 6895 Belfort Oaks Place - 32216 296-2384 19

BROOKDALE SOUTHSIDE 9601 Southbrook Drive - 32256 638-8292 20

BROOKS REHABILITATION BARTRAM LAKES 6209 Brooks Bartram Drive, Building 200 - 32258 528-3500 21

CYPRESS VILLAGE 4600 Middleton Park Circle East - 32224 223-6100 27

DEERWOOD PLACE 8700 AC Skinner Parkway - 32256 642-7300 28

DISCOVERY VILLAGE AT DEERWOOD 10520 Validus Drive - 32256 800-7001 29

DIVERSITY ME 3225 North Myrtle Avenue - 32209 233-1090 30

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CIRCLE OF HOPE, INC. 1550 West 9th Street - 32209 537-6124

FOUNTAINS AT MILL COVE, THE 9960 Atrium Way - 32225 724-4726

CLASSY LIVING 5714 Plum Hollow Drive West - 32222 619-5062 24

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GRAND LIVING AT TAMAYA 3270 Tamaya Boulevard - 32246 410-8500 38

GWK HOME OF COMFORT, LLC 7944 Cecil Street - 32221 695-2673 39

GWK HOME OF COMFORT, LLC II 7631 Crest Drive North - 32221 647-7370 40

HAMPTON’S LUXURY VILLAS, INC. 10695 Hampton Road - 32257 232-8575 41

HARBORCHASE OF JACKSONVILLE 3455 San Pablo Road South - 32224 821-8030 42

HARBORCHASE OF MANDARIN 12350 San Jose Boulevard - 32223 580-7676 43

HERITAGE CROSSINGS 2689 Art Museum Drive - 32207 399-8999 44

INGLESIDE ALF HOME, LLC 1433 Ingleside Avenue - 32205 686-0102 45

INN AT AGING GRACE, THE 2408 Soutel Drive - 32208 621-7053 46

JACK AND ELLEN’S PLACE 7019 Mark Street - 32210 382-6109 47

KINGS HOUSE II 8356 Justin Road South - 32210 894-6828 48

49 L’ARCHE JACKSONVILLE, INC. 700 Arlington Road North - 32211 721-5992

LAFETA FAMILY HOME CARE 1061 Division Street - 32209 358-3933 50

LAUREL OAKS ALF, INC. 3809 Capper Road - 32218 765-5227 51

MASON HOUSE, LLC 8005 Renault Drive North - 32244 566-3721 52

MI CASA ADULT LIVING FACILITY 6856 St. Augustine Road - 32217 739-3927 53

54 MYRTICE ANGELS SENIOR HOME CARE, LLC 2570 Vernon Street - 32209 355-9737

NEW HORIZON HEALTHCARE CENTER, INC. 3114 Philips Highway - 32207 379-5602 55

NOBLE GARDENS OF JACKSONVILLE, LLC 7024 Wiley Road - 32210 374-2071 56

NOBLE HOUSE RETIREMENT OF JACKSONVILLE, LLC 6561 San Juan Avenue - 32210 695-9605 57

OASIS SENIOR ADVISORS 12965 Spiceberry Circle South Jacksonville, FL 32246 386-5708 OasisSeniorAdvisors.com/Jacksonville FREE SERVICE  see our ad page 63 ORTEGA GARDENS 5760 Timuquana Road - 32210 701-7227 59

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60 PEABODY ALF, INC. 1309 Peabody Drive - 32221 695-2967

72 SILVER TREASURES AT MANDARIN 1815 Orange Picker Road - 32223 580-7800

PETERSON ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY, INC. 1622 Silver Street - 32206 356-3022

SOME PLACE LIKE HOME, INC. 73a 4217 Chippewa Drive - 32210 73b 7819 Glen Echo Road North - 32211 73c 2307 Smullian Trail North - 32217 744-8580

PINCKNEY ESTATES ASSISTED LIVING, INC. 1823 University Blvd South - 32216 226-1817 62

STARLING AT SAN JOSE 9075 San Jose Boulevard - 32257 510-5482 74

PLYMOUTH HOME FOR ADULTS, INC. 3225 Plymouth Street - 32205 384-5796

SUNRISE OF JACKSONVILLE 4870 Belfort Road - 32256 332-0774

PORTER’S ADULT CARE, INC. 700 Day Avenue - 32205 381-8962

76 TAYLOR MANOR 6605 Chester Avenue - 32217 636-0142

REFFINE’S HOUSE 523 Fern Street - 32206 379-2061

TROUT RIVER ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY 9821 Ribault Avenue - 32208 887-3931

66 RIGHT TIME, RIGHT PLACE, LLC 6140 Cleveland Road - 32209 766-7885

RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN HOUSE, INC. 2020 Park Street - 32204 388-9376 67

ROSECASTLE AT DEERWOOD 8929 RG Skinner Parkway - 32256 513-6990 68

SAN JOSE GARDENS 3760 Dupont Avenue - 32217 601-3884 69

VALIZ’S PLACE 3410 North Myrtle Avenue - 32209 354-0026 78

WATTS GUARDIAN CARE, INC. 7217 Eudine Drive North - 32210 693-2276 79

WESTMINSTER ST. AUGUSTINE 235 Towerview Drive St. Augustine, FL 32092 877-277-1244 www.westminsterstaugustinefl.org  see our ad page 7 81

SILVER SHORES LIVING, INC. 2317 Gilmore Street - 32204 683-1580 70

SILVER TREASURES AT LANE 1769 Lane Avenue South - 32210 990-6001 71

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ATTORNEYS - ELDER LAW CYNTHIA L. NICHOLS, ATTORNEY JACKSONVILLE WILLS ON WHEELS 221 East Adams Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 598-0055 www.cynthianicholsattorney.com  see our ad page 69

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WINDSOR AT ORTEGA, THE 5939 Roosevelt Boulevard - 32244 353-9500 82

ROGERS TOWERS 1301 Riverplace Boulevard, Suite 1500 Jacksonville, FL 32207 346-5534 www.rtlaw.com  see our ad this page

WINDSOR AT SAN PABLO, THE 4000 San Pablo Parkway - 32224 928-3700 83

84 WYNDHAM LAKES 10660 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 262-4600

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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DEDICATED SENIOR MEDICAL CENTER 3059 Edgewood Avenue West Jacksonville, FL 32209 647-3180 9422 Arlington Expressway Jacksonville, FL 32225 559-1844 6841 Blanding Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32244 862-2175 www.dedicated.care/jacksonville-senior-directory  see our ad page 114

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BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU CONSUMER INFORMATION BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU Local Branch 4417 Beach Boulevard, Suite 202 - 32207 721-2288 Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. www.bbb.org/north-east-florida The Better Business Bureau is the resource to turn to for objective, unbiased information on businesses. Their network of national and local operations allow the Better Business Bureau to monitor and take action on thousands of business issues affecting consumers at any given time.

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BLOOD BANKS ONE BLOOD 888-936-6283 Toll-Free Beaches Community Donor Center 1927 3rd Street North Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 Deerwood Park Donor Center 7595 Centurion Parkway - 32256 Mandarin Donor Center 10501 San Jose Boulevard, Suites 4 & 5 - 32257 Mayo Clinic Donor Center 4500 San Pablo Road South - 32224 South Jacksonville Donor Center 8013 Beach Boulevard - 32216 West Jacksonville Donor Center 5209 Blanding Boulevard - 32210 353-8263 www.oneblood.org BREAST CANCER SUPPORT BOSOM BUDDIES 5644 Colcord Avenue - 32211 722-3000 www.womenscenterofjax.org Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Bosom Buddies hosts a free weekly breast cancer support group meeting on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Mondays of every month at the center. The meeting is from 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. The support group focuses on “caring and sharing” and “survivorship education,” providing the opportunity for breast cancer survivors to share their personal cancer journey experiences and learn new ways to increase their quality of life. They educate, support and advocate so that women are empowered to make informed decisions concerning their health.

DONNA FOUNDATION, THE 11762 Marco Beach Drive, Suite 6 - 32224 877-236-6626 www.thedonnafoundation.org Since its inception in June 2003, The Donna Foundation has served more than 12,000 families by providing more than $5 million dollars in relief to assist breast cancer patients with critical financial needs. The foundation has also been successful in obtaining agreements with vendors to supply chemotherapy drugs, lymphedema treatments and supplies, medical services, prescriptions, and even wigs at a discounted rate. IN THE PINK 522 3rd Street North Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 372-0029 https://jaxinthepink.com Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. In the Pink is a nonprofit boutique that provides wigs, post-surgical garments, mastectomy bras/ prosthesis, hats, scarves, radiation skincare, lymphedema compression garments, free yoga classes, emotional support and resources. SHINE 10881 San Jose Boulevard - 32223 880-5522 www.ackermancancercenter.com/ support-groups.htm Focusing on helpful conversations, education and activities, SHINE is an interactive breast cancer support group established by the Ackerman Cancer Center. The group helps women make informed decisions, ease treatment and provide support during and after a breast cancer diagnosis. For a meeting schedule, contact socialwork@ackermancancer.com.

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DEDICATED SENIOR MEDICAL CENTER 3059 Edgewood Avenue West Jacksonville, FL 32209 647-3180 9422 Arlington Expressway Jacksonville, FL 32225 559-1844 6841 Blanding Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32244 862-2175 www.dedicated.care/jacksonville-senior-directory  see our ad page 114

AGING TRUE 4250 Lakeside Drive, Suite 116 Jacksonville, FL 32210 807-1203 807-1218 (TDD) 604 Walnut Street Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 284-3134 www.agingtrue.org A multi-funded agency for people 60+, who are physically frail or disabled. All programs are designed to assist individuals to remain in their own homes. Fees are assessed for some services depending on program guidelines. • Caregiver Support Services - Includes support groups, RELIEF, IIIE, respite and caregiver mentor services for those caring for their frail and elderly loved ones. Also includes companionship and telephone reassurance services for frail elderly who are alone and need assistance in order to remain independent. • Community Care for the Elderly - Provides case management and essential social services to maintain the frail elderly at home and assist caregivers of the frail elderly. • Florida Self-Directed Care (SDC) Program - Creates, maintains and accesses an environment in which SDC participants navigate the road to recovery on their own terms, making informed choices to achieve a state of mental wellness, and to return to or achieve a productive lifestyle. • Home Health Services - Available for skilled nursing services, home health aides, rehabilitative therapies and medical social work. • Meals on Wheels - Hot, nutritious meals delivered daily, five days per week to homebound, frail, elderly and disabled individuals living in Duval County. • Financial Counseling Services - Financial counseling, budgeting and daily money management for frail seniors and disabled individuals who require this assistance to remain independent.

CLINICAL DRUG RESEARCH UF JACKSONVILLE AGING STUDIES CENTER 1833 Boulevard, Suite 2056 Jacksonville, FL 32206 244-4690 244-0411 JaxAscent.com Conducts studies on the impact of aging, including behavioral, nutritional and pharmacologic clinical trials.  see our ad page 1

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C | Community Services • The Mobile Assessment for Seniors (MAS) Provides in-home mental health assessment and referral services. • “Get Back Into Life!” Group Therapy Program - Improves the quality of life for isolated older adults with depression, anxiety, and grief and loss issues with the opportunity to share with those who are experiencing similar situations. • Mental Health Counseling - In-home mental health assessment and counseling. • Targeted Mental Health Case Management - Case management services for older adults with mental illness. • Relatives as Parents Program of Jacksonville (RAPPJAX) - Provides educational/ support groups as well as other services for grandparents and other relatives raising children throughout Duval County. • Volunteer Opportunities - Respite for Elders Living in Everyday Families (RELIEF), Senior companions, Caregiver Mentors, Friendly Visitors, Telephone reassurance and Meals on Wheels volunteer services are available to assist caregivers and the frail elderly in the Duval County area. CIL JACKSONVILLE 2709 Art Museum Drive Jacksonville, FL 32207 399-8484 www.ciljacksonville.org  see our ad page 83 CITIZENS ENGAGEMENT PACT OF JACKSONVILLE www.jaxpact.org Formerly the Jacksonville Community Council Inc., the PACT works to ensure that the values that foster a culture of civic engagement to improve the quality of life for all citizens will continue to be ingrained in the community. They will continue to engage diverse citizens in open dialogue, research, consensus building, advocacy and leadership development to improve the quality of life and build a better community in Northeast Florida and beyond.

CITIZENS PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEES (CPACs) NEIGHBORHOODS DEPARTMENT Neighborhood Services Division 214 North Laura Street, Suite 300 255-8250 Jacksonville’s more than 200 neighborhoods are divided into six planning districts, each with a Citizens Planning Advisory Committee (CPAC). The primary purpose of the CPAC is to maintain open and effective communication between Jacksonville residents, businesses, neighborhoods, community organizations, educational institutions and city government. The Neighborhood Services Office oversees six CPAC districts which correspond to the city’s six planning districts. They include: PD 1 - (Urban Core) Meetings: First Monday of the month at 5:30 p.m., Ed Ball Building, Training Room 110, Lobby Level, 214 North Hogan Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202. Contact Amy Holliman, 255-8260. PD 2 - (Greater Arlington/West Beaches) Meetings: Second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m., Pablo Creek Regional Library, 13295 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32246. Contact Rosemary Wesolowski, 255-8261. PD 3 - (Southeast) Meetings: Fourth Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m., NEFAR Headquarters, 7801 Deercreek Club Road, Jacksonville, FL 32256. Contact Rosemary Wesolowski, 255-8261. PD 4 - (Southwest) Meetings: Second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m., Lane Wiley Senior Center, 6710 Wiley Road, Jacksonville, FL 32210. Contact Michelle Godwin-Ware, 255-8236. PD 5 - (Northwest) Meetings: Second Thursday of the month at 6 p.m., Legends Center, 5130 Soutel Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32208. Contact Amy Holliman, 255-8260. PD 6 - (North) Meetings: Second Wednesday of the month at 5:30 p.m., Oceanway Senior Center, 12215 Sago Avenue West, Jacksonville, FL 32218. Contact Michelle Godwin-Ware, 2558236. Members of each CPAC represent a diverse population of residents within that planning district. CPAC meetings are held monthly at various locations throughout the districts. Neighborhood

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Coordinators representing the Neighborhood Services Office provide administrative support to the CPACs. The Neighborhood Coordinators are: Michelle Godwin-Ware (North and Southwest CPACs) at 255-8236. Amy Hays Holliman (Northwest and Urban Core CPACs) at 255-8260. Rosemary Wesolowski (Southeast and Greater Arlington/Beaches CPACs) at 255-8261. For more information about meetings or membership or how to start a neighborhood organization in your community, you may also contact the Neighborhood Services Office at 255-8250. Or you may read about the newly formed Neighborhood Services Office in the Our Jax publication online at: www.coj.net/ departments/neighborhoods/neighborhood-servicesoffice/publications. CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, DUVAL COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE 1010 McDuff Avenue North - 32254 255-7450 http://duval.ifas.ufl.edu Provides informational and educational programs in food preparation, nutrition, and agriculture and urban gardening. DIOCESAN CENTER FOR FAMILY LIFE 11625 Old St. Augustine Road - 32258 262-3200 https://family.dosafl.com DOWNTOWN ECUMENICAL SERVICES COUNCIL 215 Ocean Street - 32202 358-7955 https://descjax.org Hours of Operation: Food Pantry: Monday - Wednesday 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., 2 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Thursday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Clothing Ministry: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. * Clothing is open until the first 50 households are served. Provides emergency services for the poor, with a weekday food pantry for groceries. Also provides financial help in the form of vouchers for rent, utilities and deposit money. Financial www.heritagepublishinginc.com

assistance must be scheduled by phone. Taking phone calls at 358-7955 every Monday from 9:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. No walk-ins are accepted for financial aid. ELDERSOURCE AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER (ADRC) 10688 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 391-6699 www.myeldersource.org Office Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ADRC HelpLine Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. ElderSource, the Area Agency on Aging for Northeast Florida, has been designated as the Aging Resource Center for this region. An Aging Resource Center is intended to reduce the fragmentation of the current system by providing easier access to elder services through a locally focused, coordinated approach that integrates information and referral for all available services. The Aging and Disability Resource Center will increase access to services, streamline the eligibility process and assist elders in finding the necessary resources and/or assistance. Our Aging Resource Center has specially trained staff available to help elders and their caregivers make informed decisions.

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C | Community Services FLORIDA’S POISON CONTROL CENTER - JACKSONVILLE Administrative Offices 244-4465 Poisoning Emergencies 800-222-1222 Toll-Free www.fpicjax.org The Florida’s Poison Control Center - Jacksonville is available 24 hours a day, providing free emergency telephone resources for the public and health care professionals through a nationwide, toll-free hotline accessible by voice and TTY. The Florida’s Poison Control Center - Jacksonville, which serves 42 Florida counties and the U.S. Virgin Islands, receives more than 58,000 calls each year. Calls are answered 24/7 by Registered Nurses or Licensed Pharmacists who have access to the latest computerized, comprehensive poison assessment and management techniques. Advice for known or suspected poisonings, as well as simple answers to poison information questions, is given. Free poison information and education programs are also available. The Florida’s Poison Control Center - Jacksonville is accredited by the American Association of Poison Control Centers as a regional poison center and is a cooperative effort between the University of Florida College of Medicine, UF Health Jacksonville, UF Health Science Center/ Jacksonville and Children’s Medical Services, State of Florida Department of Health. The Florida/ USVI Poison Control Center - Jacksonville serves approximately 6 million people. HOUSING INITIATIVE AND COUNSELING PROGRAM (HICP) Jacksonville Urban League 903 Union Street West - 32204 723-4007 ext. *481 Assists low- to moderate-income families in achieving home ownership, and educates and assists mortgagors on options and strategies for maintaining timely payments and avoiding foreclosure. Other counseling services include: delinquent mortgage, loss mitigation, credit, reverse mortgage, pre- and post-homeowner education, money smart training and IDA enrollment.

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (IRS) Jacksonville Branch Taxpayer Assistance Office 400 West Bay Street - 32202 Live Telephone Assistance 800-829-1040 Toll-Free 800-829-4059 (TDD) Toll-Free Federal Tax Forms Only 800-829-3676 Toll-Free Tele-Tax Recorded Tax Information 800-829-4477 Toll-Free Local Taxpayer Advocate Service 665-1040 877-777-4778 Toll-Free www.irs.gov The Taxpayer Advocate Service is an independent organization within the IRS. Employees assist taxpayers who are experiencing economic harm, who are seeking help in resolving tax problems that have not been resolved through normal channels, or who believe that an IRS system or procedure is not working as it should. You can contact the Taxpayer Advocate Service by calling their tollfree case intake line at 877-777-4778 or TTY/ TDD 800829-4059 to see if you are eligible for assistance. You can also call or write to your local taxpayer advocate, whose phone number and address are listed above and in Publication 1546, The Taxpayer Advocate Service of the IRS - How to Get Help with Unresolved Tax Problems. You can file Form 911, Application for Taxpayer Assistance Order, or ask an IRS employee to complete it on your behalf. For more information, go to www.irs.gov/advocate. JACKSONVILLE AREA LEGAL AID, INC. 126 West Adams Street - 32202 356-8371 www.jaxlegalaid.org Provides free legal services to seniors age 60+ and their caregivers. Legal services are available for advance health care directives, guardianships, simple wills, Medicare/Medicaid issues, consumer and lending issues, housing issues and more. The staff is also available for community legal education seminars.

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JACKSONVILLE SHERIFF’S OFFICE SUBSTATIONS Zone 1 Gateway Town Center 5258-13 Norwood Avenue - 32208 630-8144 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Zone 2 Regency Square 9501 Arlington Expressway - 32225 630-8166 Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Zone 3 Baymeadows Substation 8875 Liberty Ridge Drive, Suite 110 - 32256 630-8100 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Zone 4 Cedar Hills Shopping Center 3726 Blanding Boulevard - 32210 630-8133 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Zone 5 Edward Waters College 1767 Kings Road - 32209 470-8900 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Zone 6 Highland Square Shopping Center 936 Dunn Avenue - 32218 630-8688 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. www.jaxsheriff.org Communication with JSO is a two-way street - in person or online. We want to connect with you. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has a very highly regarded public website with a vast amount of informative and educational content at your fingertips. Also available in a mobile application for phones and tablets, the site enables you to do everything from file a police report for a property

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crime to file a crash report for a non-injurious vehicle incident. You can even look at police calls for service, and map crime in any area of Jacksonville. On the website you will find crime prevention brochures, pamphlets and videos dealing with a wide variety of issues that citizens often ask questions about, such as cybercrime. These educational tools are free and can be downloaded to your computer or read online. Citizens can also report crimes online for specific crimes with no suspect and report tips and suspicions online. At the top of the jaxsheriff.org website is valuable information and news about the activities of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office like upcoming Sheriff’s Walks and links to other agencies, as well as today’s top stories regarding public safety and crime. There is an online portal to order public records, and a place to share your feedback with the agency. The Sheriff’s Office also has nationally recognized social media programming including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, live streaming via Periscope and Facebook Live and FREE applications (JAXSHERIFF) for your iOS and Android phones and tablets, as mentioned above. JSO “feeds” its Facebook and Twitter social media sites right onto the website, for those who do not have social media applications. For more information visit jaxsheriff.org or contact us at jsofeedback@jaxsheriff.org. JEWISH FAMILY & COMMUNITY SERVICES (JFCS) 8540 Baycenter Road - 32256 448-1933 www.jfcsjax.org Jewish Family & Community Services (JFCS), founded in 1917, is a social service agency providing care for every stage of the life cycle. Serving the entire community. JFCS offers a wide variety of programs and services including: • Counseling Services Medicaid and Medicare are accepted. • Emergency Financial Assistance Rent and utilities.

C | Community Services • Feed-A-Needy-Neighbor (FANN) Pantry Provides emergency groceries to individuals and families experiencing difficult times. Clients can receive food three times in a 12-month period. Recipients are asked to bring a picture ID. Call for hours of operation. • Geriatric Care Management Seniors wishing to live independently and safely, and individuals seeking help in obtaining benefit and supplementary support, can find a professional staff to provide information, referral and linkage to community services. Counseling, medical advocacy, connecting to community services or identifying eligibility is available for older adults and their concerned families. Call 394-5722. • Jewish Healing Network Trained volunteers make friendly visits to seniors in nursing homes, assisted living facilities or private homes. Call 394-5737. • Meals 4 You Nutritious, kosher meals delivered to your home. A practical alternative for seniors or individuals recuperating from illness or hospitalization. Call 224-6287. • Senior Transportation (CALL TO GO) JFCS arranges transportation for older adults of the Jewish faith. Rides to doctor appointments, grocery shopping at a reduced rate and to synagogue services at no charge. Call 224-6287. NEIGHBORHOODS DEPARTMENT, DIRECTOR’S OFFICE, OFFICE OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS Valerie J. Williams, Manager 255-7198 Email: ConsumerAffairs@coj.net The Office of Consumer Affairs operates under the provisions legislated in the City of Jacksonville Municipal Code Ordinances listed; Miscellaneous Business Sec. 250, Deceptive Trade Practices Sec. 696, Solicitation in the Right of Way Sec. 804.806 and Human Trafficking Public Awareness Sec. 150.413.

The office investigates, mediates consumer complaints, permits for various parts of Sec. 250 and Sec. 804.806 and is regulated and enforced through Sec. 609 through verbal written warnings and paying citations. The office also provides outreach and consumer awareness services throughout the community. PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 255-5400 www.jaxseniors.net The Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department provides many of the city’s human and social services. Among its responsibilities: senior and community centers and other programs for the adult population 60 years and over. The Senior Services Division administers and operates community-wide social service programs at 20 senior centers serving the city’s adult population, especially older adults, hosts special events, volunteer programs and respite services. PROPERTY APPRAISER’S OFFICE DUVAL COUNTY Yates Building 231 East Forsyth Street, Suite 260 - 32202 630-2020 www.duvalpa.com Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Jerry Holland, Property Appraiser for Duval County, is responsible for assessing all real and tangible (business) property in Duval County for the purpose of taxation. The Property Appraiser’s Office maintains the property database for the county and also administers property tax exemptions to applicants who qualify. Exemptions include: Homestead Exemptions, Disability Exemptions, Widow/Widower Exemptions, Senior Citizens Additional Homestead Exemptions, Military and others. For exemptions criteria and more information, call 630-2020 or visit the Property Appraiser’s website at www.duvalpa.com.

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SENIOR LEGAL HELPLINE 888-895-7873 Toll-Free http://elderaffairs.state.fl.us/doea/legal_services.php Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. The Florida Senior Legal Helpline is a free service for any senior who has a civil legal question or problem. Callers will be given legal advice from an experienced attorney or paralegal. Further services may be available in the caller’s local community. All legal helpline phone conversations are subject to attorney/client confidentiality.

Cedar Hills Branch 3520-1 Blanding Boulevard - 32210 Additional Services: Limited Driver’s License Service (no road test), Fast Title Service, FL Birth Certificates, JEA payments.

TAX COLLECTOR OFFICES (IN DUVAL COUNTY) Jim Overton Duval County Tax Collector Customer Call Center 630-1916 Email us: taxcollector@coj.net http://duvaltaxcollect.net Follow us on Twitter: @DuvalTaxCollect Like us on Facebook: Duval County Tax Collector’s Office Hours of Operation: Ed Ball Building Branch: Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. All other Tax Collector Branches: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. New Appointment System! Avoid the wait and visit duvaltaxcollect.net to make an appointment for a wide variety of services. We accept cash, check, credit cards and pin-based debit cards. Visit duvaltaxcollect.net to make an online payment. Each Tax Collector Office listing is numbered with a corresponding pinpoint on the map on page 78.

Downtown Branch (Yates Building) 231 East Forsyth Street, Suite 130 - 32202 Additional Services: Administrative Offices - Tax Department, Local Business Tax Department, Drive-Thru Window, Limited Driver’s License Service (no road test), Fast Title Service, FL Birth Certificates, JEA payments.

Beaches Branch 1505 Atlantic Boulevard Neptune Beach, FL 32266 Additional Services: Full Service Driver’s License, Fast Title Service, FL Birth Certificates, JEA payments. 1

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Commonwealth Branch 6672 Commonwealth Avenue - 32254 Additional Services: Drive-Thru Window, Full Service Driver’s License & HAZMAT Fingerprinting, Fast Title Service, FL Birth Certificates, JEA payments. 3

Ed Ball Building Branch - Downtown 214 North Hogan Street, Suite 212 - 32202 Not a full-service Tax Collector Office and does not offer DMV, Driver’s License Services or accept JEA payments. Additional Services: Parking Citations, Real Estate Tax Payments, Local Business Tax Renewals, Building and Zoning transactions. 5

Gateway Branch 910 West 44th Street - 32208 Additional Services: Drive-Thru Window, Full Service Driver’s License, Fast Title Service, FL Birth Certificates, JEA payments. 6

Hogan at Beach Boulevard Branch 7120-15 Hogan Road - 32216 Additional Services: Full Service Driver’s License & HAZMAT Fingerprinting, Fast Title Service, FL Birth Certificates, JEA payments. 7

Kernan Branch 12220-102 Atlantic Boulevard - 32225 Additional Services: Drive-Thru Window, Limited Driver’s License Service (no road test), Fast Title Service, FL Birth Certificates, JEA payments. 8

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UNITED WAY OF NORTHEAST FLORIDA 40 East Adams Street, Suite 200 - 32202 390-3200 https://unitedwaynefl.org 2-1-1 Information and Elder Care Advocate Initiative United Way 2-1-1 is a 24-hour, 7 days a week, referral service covering nine counties throughout Northeast Florida. United Way 2-1-1 provides information and referral for: • Emergency Financial Assistance • Medical Needs and Assistance • Child/Adolescent/Adult Mental Health and Substance Abuse • Food, Shelter and Clothing • Support Groups and People with Disabilities • HIV/AIDS Information and Testing • Victims of Abuse or Crime • Adult, Child and Family Services • 24-hour Suicide and Crisis Intervention and Prevention VOTER REGISTRATION Mike Hogan Supervisor of Elections, Duval County Main Office 105 East Monroe Street - 32202 630-1414 www.duvalelections.com Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Provides services related to voter registration including requesting vote-by-mail ballot for yourself or an immediate family member, changing your address, updating your signature and changing your party affiliation.

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• Registering to Vote - You may register to vote in person, by library drop box or by mail. You may register in person at the Supervisor of Elections Office located at 105 East Monroe Street Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. You may complete a voter registration application at any branch of the Jacksonville Public Library. You may also register by mailing a completed voter registration application to the Monroe Street office. Online voter registration is now available on our website at www.duvalelections.com. - If you are registering for the first time in Florida, you must do so by 29 days prior to an election in order to vote in that election. After registering, you will receive a voter information card in the mail. - If you are already registered, but have moved, changed your name, changed your party affiliation or need to update your signature, please call 630-1414 for instructions. • Voting Options - You may vote in person on Election Day or during early voting, or you may vote by mail. For Election Day voting, your voter information card will identify your precinct and polling location for Election Day. Florida Election Law requires a photo and signature identification (ID) at the polling place. Acceptable forms of identification are: • Florida Driver License • Florida ID Card • U.S. Passport • Debit/Credit Card • Military ID Card • Student ID Card • Retirement Center ID Card • Neighborhood Association ID Card • Public Assistance ID Card • Veteran health ID card issued by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs • A license to carry a concealed weapon firearm • Employee ID card issued by any branch, department, agency, entity of the federal government, the state, a county or municipality 79

C | Community Services • Voting by Mail - As an alternative to voting at your assigned polling location, you may request that a vote-by-mail ballot be sent to you. You may also request ballots for immediate family members. Requests may be made for specific elections or through the next regularly scheduled general election by calling 630-1414, or by visiting our website www.duvalelections.com, prior to each election. • Early Voting - Voters registered in Duval County may vote at any early voting sites; early voting begins ten (10) days prior to Election Day and ends on the 3rd day before any election in which there is a state or federal race. For a list of the early voting sites and hours, please call our office at 630-1414 or visit our website www.duvalelections.com, prior to each election. • AutoMARK Voting Equipment - Each precinct and early voting site will be equipped with the AutoMARK voting equipment with touch screen, audio capabilities and text magnification features to help voters with special needs. Visually impaired voters can choose to have the screen blank as they follow audio cues for additional privacy when voting. If you need this or other special assistance at the polls, please let the poll worker know prior to voting. Other Assistance Available to Voters with Special Needs: • Signature guides are at each polling place to assist visually impaired voters to sign on the appropriate line. • Sample ballots in large print, audio and Braille (not precinct-specific) are available upon request. • Household mailers are available in large print and Braille upon request. • Supervised Voting Program Arrangements can be made to have poll workers come to your residential facility to assist with voting. For more information, call 630-1414.

• Poll Worker Training - If you are interested in becoming a poll worker, please visit our website. • Polling Locations - Changes to Election Laws effective January 1, 2006 made it necessary that each polling place meets the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. All polling places in Duval County meet the ADA requirements and give all persons the ability to access their precincts’ polling places. • Voter Information Card - The card identifies your polling location along with the location’s address. The card no longer contains your signature and cannot be used as an official form of identification for voting. If you haven’t received a new voter information card, call the Supervisor of Elections Office at 630-1414. WE CARE - JACKSONVILLE Administrative Office 4080 Woodcock Drive, Building 2400, Suite 130 - 32207 674-6450 www.wecarejacksonville.org Provides free community-based medical services at local clinics for patients who cannot otherwise afford health care. Patient’s income must be at or below 200 percent of the poverty level, as defined by the federal government, and the patient must be a resident of Duval County. Clinic locations are located online or contact the WE CARE administration office for location information. Ascension St. Vincent’s Mobile Health Outreach Ministry 3 Shircliff Way - 32204 308-7911 Community Health Outreach 5126 Timuquana Road - 32210 573-1333 Legacy of Care Health Center, Inc. - Filipino/ English 7307 North Main Street - 32208 745-9333 Mission House Medical Clinic 800 Shetter Avenue Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 241-6767

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Muslim American Social Services 2251 St. Johns Bluff Road - 32246 419-8006 Sulzbacher Beaches Clinic 850 6th Avenue South, Suite 500 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 224-3550 Sulzbacher Downtown Clinic 611 East Adams Street - 32202 394-8069 Trinity Rescue Mission 622 West Union Street - 32202 355-1205 Volunteers in Medicine 41 East Duval Street - 32202 399-2766 WOMEN’S CENTER OF JACKSONVILLE 5644 Colcord Avenue - 32211 722-3000 www.womenscenterofjax.org The Women’s Center of Jacksonville improves the lives of women through advocacy, support and education and providing rape recovery services for individuals of all genders in Baker, Duval and Nassau counties. • Stop Violence Against Elders provides training to those in law enforcement, criminal justice, victim-serving and elder-serving professions on recognizing, addressing, investigating, and prosecuting cases of domestic and sexual violence against elders. • Crisis support and long-term advocacy for victims of sexual violence available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Available to victims who report to the police or choose not to report. • Affordable Mental Health Counseling with a flexible fee schedule for individuals, couples and families. • Community Education that includes personal growth groups and workshops on a variety of topics including self-esteem, relationships, stress management, art, music and more. • Rape Prevention Education programs are available, by request, for your organization or club. • Adult learning classes and one-on-one tutoring for women in our Expanded Horizon Literacy Program. www.heritagepublishinginc.com

• Art & Soul supports emerging and professional women artists. • Breast cancer survivor support groups, personal advocacy and educational programs. • Information and referral services for women who are looking for a service to help them meet a particular need. COUNCILS ON AGING BEACHES COUNCIL ON AGING DIAL-A-RIDE (BEACHES AREA) Bennie Furlong Senior Center 281 19th Avenue South Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 246-1477 www.beachescoa.com Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Provides transportation services for senior citizens and handicapped persons to doctor and dentist appointments, Mayo Clinic, grocery stores, etc. $5 donation round trip for Beaches area. FLORIDA COUNCIL ON AGING (FCOA) Charlie Robinson, President State Office 1018 Thomasville Road, Suite 110 Tallahassee, FL 32303 850-222-8877 www.fcoa.org Email: moreinfo@fcoa.org The Florida Council on Aging is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all older persons, their families, and their communities through advocacy, information-sharing and education. Membership benefits include fast access to information, a network of professionals on aging, an annual training conference, monthly publications and opportunities for advocacy on behalf of older persons.

C | Counseling & Assessments

COUNSELING & ASSESSMENTS

DENTAL SERVICES

FAMILY FOUNDATIONS 40 East Adams Street, Suite 320 - 32202 396-4846 www.familyfoundations.org Family Foundations, a local nonprofit United Way agency, has financial, personal and family counseling, and education services specifically for the seniors in our community. Program areas include: • Budgeting for Post-Retirement • Identity Theft and Consumer Fraud Education • Strategies for Managing and Reducing Debt • Personal Counseling • Family Counseling Family Foundations is the premier financial and family counseling and education organization in Northeast Florida. The foundation serves people from all walks of life and reduces or waives fees for those who are unable to pay. Caring, professional staff offer tools for families to build their finances, and strengthen their families and their lives. In the last 50 years, Family Foundations has helped more than 120,000 families take control of their financial future, buy a first home, cope with a troubled child or pay off their debts to restore their credit.

DENTAL HYGIENE SERVICES FSCJ NORTH CAMPUS 4501 Capper Road, Building A, Room 320 - 3221 766-6571 The dental hygiene students at Florida State College at Jacksonville, North Campus, will provide the following services: oral exam, scale and polish teeth, apply a topical fluoride treatment and take dental radiographs (X-rays) for a fee of $10. Appointments last 3 to 4 hours, and sometimes more than one appointment is required. Call to have your name added to the waiting list.

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DISABLED SERVICES AGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT, INC. (ACE) 5730 Bowden Road, Suite 206 - 32216 551-0760 www.ace-empowerment.org AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND 202-467-5081 www.acb.org CIL JACKSONVILLE 2709 Art Museum Drive Jacksonville, FL 32207 399-8484 www.ciljacksonville.org  see our ad this page DISABILITY RIGHTS FLORIDA 2473 Care Drive, Suite 200 Tallahassee, FL 32308 850-488-9071 800-342-0823 Toll-Free www.disabilityrightsflorida.org Provides advocacy services for individuals with disabilities whose rights have been violated or who have been abused or neglected. It administers eight federally mandated programs. FLORIDA COUNCIL OF THE BLIND, INC. 800-267-4448 www.fcb.org Project Insight is an outreach service of the Florida Council of the Blind. Their peer counselors/advisors are happy to provide information, encouragement and referrals to local, state and national services that are available. They can also suggest areas of social interaction and community involvement.

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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION 2050 Art Museum Drive, Building 4800, Suite 101 - 32207 348-2770 921 North Davis Street, Building B, Suite 115 - 32209 301-3660 2255 Dunn Avenue, Suite 609 - 32218 696-5920 www.rehabworks.org Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Provides services for persons who are mentally or physically impaired so that they can return to work. FLORIDA TELECOMMUNICATIONS RELAY, INC. 1820 East Park Avenue, Suite 101 Tallahassee, FL 32301 800-222-3448 (Voice) Toll-Free 888-447-5620 (TTY) Toll-Free 850-656-1414 (Voice) www.ftri.org Distributes specialized telecommunications equipment to qualified Floridians who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf/blind and speech-impaired at no charge. Florida Telecommunications Relay, Inc. does not operate the Florida Relay Service. That service is contracted between the Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC) and AT&T.

D | Disabled Services ILRC OF NORTHEAST FLORIDA 2709 Art Museum Drive - 32207 399-8484 www.theILRC.com JACKSONVILLE COUNCIL OF THE BLIND 2700 University Boulevard West - 32217 990-7691 www.fcb.org/node/341 A national, statewide, and local nonprofit organization of blind, visually impaired and sighted individuals who are committed to promoting independence, dignity, and a better quality of life for the blind and visually impaired. JACKSONVILLE SPEECH & HEARING CENTER 1010 North Davis Street - 32209 355-3403 PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT, DISABLED SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 117 West Duval Street, Suite 205 - 32202 255-5466 255-5475 (TTY) www.jaxada.com www.coj.net The Disabled Services Division’s overall goal is to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities by addressing, researching, and attempting to resolve the many barriers they encounter. These barriers include transportation, housing, accessibility, discrimination and employment. The Division achieves this by: • Monitoring federal and state legislation relating to disability rights and laws; • Reviewing policies that impact citizens with disabilities, including services and programs provided by the City; • Reviewing design plans for new construction and inspecting existing facilities to ensure accessibility; • Providing ADA technical support to local agencies and businesses;

• Providing Braille and other accommodation requests to city departments in order to comply with Federal Laws and remove communication barriers; • Working closely with the Mayor’s Disability Council concerning issues relevant to citizens with disabilities. The Division also works to remove barriers by offering programs and services to the community which includes: • The Disabled Parking Enforcement Program, which consists of approximately 65 Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) certified auxiliary parking enforcement specialists who give their time and talents to enforce disability parking statutes within Duval County; • The Title III Support Program, which provides technical support to local businesses to ensure compliance of disabled parking space requirements by State and local ordinance; • The Wheelchair Ramp Program, which provides assistance for qualified citizens who need a wheelchair ramp installed to provide independence; • Adaptive Sports and Recreation Program, which offers adaptive sports and recreation such as basketball, baseball, goalball, surfing, and rugby in City park facilities; • Information and Referral Handbook available electronically and in print; • Special Trainings and Events, including the ADA Symposium, Information and Technology for Accessibility Symposium, Hiring Abilities, Employment Symposium, Fun with the Jumbo Shrimp, the Spirit of the ADA, and other sponsored events for the community. The Division has also partnered with local agencies such as Independent Living Resource Center of Northeast Florida, Jacksonville Job Corps, the Jacksonville Library, and Jacksonville Transportation Authority to promote accessibility. • The Wheelchair Repair Program • Emergency Assistance • Waste Assistance Program • Cane Detector Program • Jim Brady Scholarship for Students with Disabilities 2021 - 2022 Jacksonville Senior Services DirectoryTM

Disease Information - Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia Information

RADIO READING SERVICE WJCT PUBLIC MEDIA 100 Festival Park Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32202 358-6308 www.wjct.org/rrs Broadcasts 24 hours a day - local, regional and national news, literature, drama, obituaries, and magazine and newspaper articles, as well as other vital information to people in Northeast Florida who are unable to use printed material. Any person with visual or physical impairments that prevent them from using ordinary printed material are eligible to receive a radio receiver. The service is free. However, donations are greatly appreciated. Local content is read by local volunteers and volunteers are welcome to audition to be a reader.  see our ad page 141 TALKING BOOKS FOR BLIND & PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED CUSTOMERS 255-2665 ext. 7 VISION EDUCATION & REHABILITATION CENTER, THE 101 West State Street, Room A-2140 - 32202 633-8220 The Vision Education & Rehabilitation Center is a community-based rehabilitation program for adults and high school students with blindness or visual impairment. Through specialized training, the students learn the necessary skills to gain independence in the home, workplace and community. The Vision Education & Rehabilitation Center services are offered at no cost to the student. Training is made possible by the State of Florida Division of Blind Services and Florida State College at Jacksonville. Located at the Downtown Campus since 1982, the Vision Education & Rehabilitation Center has maintained national accreditation and trains 300 to 400 students annually.

DISEASE INFORMATION - ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE/DEMENTIA INFORMATION ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE EDUCATION & REFERRAL CENTER (ADEAR) 31 Center Drive Building 31, Room 5-C27 Bethesda, MD 20892 800-438-4380 Toll-Free www.nia.nih.gov/alzheimers A service of the National Institute on Aging. BRIGHTFOCUS FOUNDATION ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RESEARCH 22512 Gateway Center Drive Clarksburg, MD 20871 800-437-2423 Toll-Free www.brightfocus.org/alzheimers Alzheimer’s Disease Research, formerly a program of the American Assistance Foundation, provides free information and resources on Alzheimer’s disease for patients and caregivers including information about risk factors, symptoms, prevention, treatments and coping strategies. DEMENTIA CARE & CURE INITIATIVE www.myeldersource.org/dementia-initiative A local community coalition working to find a cure for Dementia/Alzheimer’s while making Jacksonville a dementia friendly place to live! ELDERCARE LOCATOR 800-677-1116 Toll-Free www.eldercare.gov A service of the U.S. Administration on Aging to help seniors find services in their area. MEMORY DISORDER CLINIC, MAYO CLINIC Neurology Department 4500 San Pablo Road South - 32224 953-2000 The Memory Disorder Clinic provides a comprehensive program for evaluating memory disorders. Our interdisciplinary and multispecialty approach provides access to specialists. NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH CLINICAL TRIALS DATABASE http://clinicaltrials.gov

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D | Disease Information - Cancer Information

DISEASE INFORMATION CANCER INFORMATION AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Florida Office 12810 USF Magnolia Drive Tampa, FL 33612 800-227-2345 www.cancer.org/about-us/local/florida.html DISEASE INFORMATION DIABETES INFORMATION AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION Florida Office 2301 Maitland Center Parkway, Suite 126 Maitland, FL 32751 407-660-1926 888-342-2383 Toll-Free 800-342-2383 Toll-Free - National www.diabetes.org Provides information on diabetes, support groups, endocrinologists (diabetes physicians), dietitians and referral services for insurance and prescriptions. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DIABETES AND DIGESTIVE AND KIDNEY DISEASES 800-860-8747 Toll-Free http://diabetes.niddk.nih.gov The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases is an information service established to increase knowledge and understanding about diabetes among patients, health care professionals and the general public.

DISEASE INFORMATION EPILEPSY INFORMATION EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF FLORIDA 5209 San Jose Boulevard, Suite 101 - 32207 731-3752 www.efof.org Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder in the United States. The Epilepsy Foundation of Florida serves people affected by seizure disorders through direct client services, education, advocacy and research support, as well as providing case management and prevention/education services to people living in Baker, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, St. Johns and Volusia counties. DISEASE INFORMATION HEART INFORMATION AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION 7751 Baymeadows Road, Suite 106-F - 32256 903-5205 877-242-4277 Toll-Free 800-242-8721 Toll-Free - National www.heart.org Provides research, support, education and community services toward the elimination of heart disease and stroke. Call or visit their website for additional information. DISEASE INFORMATION KIDNEY INFORMATION AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF KIDNEY PATIENTS 800-749-2257 Toll-Free www.aakp.org The American Association of Kidney Patients strives to educate and improve the health and well-being of patients with chronic kidney disease.

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AMERICAN KIDNEY FUND, THE 800-638-8299 Toll-Free www.kidneyfund.org The American Kidney Fund provides charitable assistance to dialysis patients who need help with the costs associated with treating kidney failure. KIDNEY & UROLOGY FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, INC. 800-633-6628 Toll-Free www.kidneyurology.org The KUFA is a not-for-profit organization designed to help those with kidney and urologic diseases, as well as those waiting for organ and tissue transplant. They offer individualized support to patients and their families, care and support of the patient and education for the community and medical professionals. NATIONAL KIDNEY DISEASE EDUCATION PROGRAM 800-860-8747 Toll-Free www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/ communication-programs/nkdep NKDEP is an initiative designed to raise awareness of the seriousness of kidney disease through education and information. NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF FLORIDA 800-927-9659 Toll-Free www.kidneyfla.org Call or visit their website for a list of programs and services. DISEASE INFORMATION LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA INFORMATION LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY Northern & Central Florida Chapter (Jacksonville Office) 40 East Adams Street, Suite LL40 - 32202 332-6414 www.lls.org

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DISEASE INFORMATION LUNG INFORMATION AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION IN FLORIDA 6852 Belfort Oaks Place - 32216 743-2933 800-586-4872 Toll-Free www.lungfla.org Provides educational programs, smoking cessation information, referral and support groups (Better Breathers Club) for persons with chronic lung disease. DISEASE INFORMATION LUPUS INFORMATION LUPUS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, FLORIDA CHAPTER 561-279-8606 Ext. 2 855-905-8787 www.lupus.org/florida Provides educational and support services as well as contributes to research and awareness and advocacy efforts. DISEASE INFORMATION MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS INFORMATION NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY North Florida Chapter 8940 Western Way, Suite 16 - 32256 332-6810 800-344-4867 Toll-Free www.nationalmssociety.org/Chapters/FLN Offers programs and services for those with MS, including advocacy, information and referral, financial assistance, care management, educational, recreational and social programs and workshops, and emotional support (support groups and telephone support).

D | Disease Information - Muscular Dystrophy Information

DISEASE INFORMATION MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY INFORMATION MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION Jacksonville B District 6196 Lake Gray Boulevard, Suite 105 - 32244 296-7434 www.mda.org EDUCATION DUVAL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM 8015 Parker School Road - 32211 858-6080 www.duvalschools.org The Duval County Public School System designates selected hours to serve community needs by providing educational, recreational, vocational and social activities. These community schools are open afternoons, evenings and, in some cases, weekends. Call the number above for the school nearest you and its schedule of activities. EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE 1658 Kings Road - 32209 470-8000 www.ewc.edu FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE AT JACKSONVILLE Advanced Technology Center 401 West State Street - 32202 646-2300 Deerwood Center 9911 Old Baymeadows Road - 32256 997-2500 Kent Campus 3939 Roosevelt Boulevard - 32205 381-3400 North Campus 4501 Capper Road - 32218 766-6500

South Campus 11901 Beach Boulevard - 32246 646-2111 Urban Resource Center 601 West State Street - 32202 632-3166 www.fscj.edu/academics/workforce-education/ cwe Classes include how to use a computer, keyboarding, email, digital photography and photo restoration. Seniors can learn to connect with family and friends, create a simple website and much more. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA Osher Lifelong Learning Institute 12000 Alumni Drive - 32224 620-4200 www.unf.edu/ce/olli EMERGENCY SERVICES AMERICAN RED CROSS Northeast Florida Chapter 751 Riverside Avenue - 32204 358-8091 www.nefloridaredcross.org Provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. Offers education and certification in CPR/First Aid, Babysitting/Family Caregiving and Swimming/Water Safety courses. Volunteer opportunities are available in all areas of chapter service. BRIDGE THE GAP 561 West 25th Street - 32206 630-0741 Hours of Operation: Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. Nonprofit services provide emergency assistance based on income levels for the elderly or handicapped.

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Emergency Services

CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, SOCIAL SERVICES DIVISION, PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT Emergency Assistance Program 1809 Art Museum Drive, Suite 110 - 32207 630-0696 Fax: 630-8025 630-2469 - Appointment Line www.coj.net The Social Services Division provides an Emergency Assistance Program to serve eligible households and individuals who are facing financial difficulties due to an unexpected emergency. The crisis generally involves the loss of a job, loss or reduction of household income, unexpected medical expenses, car repairs, death in the family or an expense due to foreclosure, condemnation, fire or disaster. The program provides temporary financial assistance to prevent eviction for non-payment of rent/ mortgage or interruption of utilities. Specific guidelines and policies are used to determine eligibility, level of financial assistance and other needed resources. Rent, mortgage and utility payments are made directly to the supplier in an amount and for a period of time specified by policy. On a daily basis, trained staff is available to provide temporary financial intervention and basic case management services in order to stabilize the household’s overall well-being. Additionally, participation in a two-hour budgeting and money management workshop is an integral part of the financial intervention and case plan. How to Access the Program: Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 630-2469 - Appointment Line Individuals access service by telephoning an appointment line at 630-2469. The appointment line opens at 9:30 a.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays). Appointments are given on a “first caller, first service” basis for the next business day. Due to the high volume of calls, appointments fill quickly. Individuals with court-ordered eviction notices are given priority and should telephone 630-1099 for immediate assistance. www.heritagepublishinginc.com

Available Services • Temporary financial assistance with rent, mortgage and/or utility needs. • Wintertime heating and fuel oil assistance for eligible elderly individuals age 64 and older, and disabled adults. • Temporary financial assistance and coordinated case management for eligible individuals living with HIV/AIDS. • Provides Indigent Burial and Cremation. For information about eligibility, please contact Eternity Funeral Homes and Crematory at 348-5579 or Georgeanne Taylor at 630-4757. • Other resources may be explored to help address the needs of the household. As a result, applicants will be asked to sign a release form for the purpose of sharing information with other agencies that provide services. Qualifying for Financial Assistance • You must be a Duval County resident. • Your household income must not exceed 150 percent of the federal poverty level. • You must be in a documentable crisis situation. • You must have an eviction, foreclosure or shut-off notice or loss of utility service. • You must meet the established eligibility guidelines and provide proof of eligibility. • You must not have received financial assistance from our program within the past 30 months. • You must have had the capacity to meet basic needs before suffering the current financial hardship. • You must provide a picture ID for the applying client and all adults in the household. • You must provide Social Security documentation for all household members. • You must provide proof of all household income and resources for the past 45 days. • You must provide a lease agreement and copy of eviction notice. • You must provide utility shut-off notice if applicable.

E | Emergency Services For information call: Martha Hemphill, Program Manager Social Services Division 1809 Art Museum Drive, Suite 100 - 32207 630-3520 Fax: 630-8025 Email: MarthaH@coj.net COMMUNITY EMERGENCY ALERT RESPONSE SERVICES 396-5702 EMERGENCY CALL FOR ASSISTANCE 911 630-0500 Non-Emergency police number For copies of police reports, and other nonemergency police services contact your Zone substation: Zone 1 - 630-8144 Zone 2 - 630-8166 Zone 3 - 630-8100 Zone 4 - 630-8133 Zone 5 - 470-8900 Zone 6 - 630-8688 MAX BLOCK FOOD PANTRY Jewish Family & Community Services 6261 Dupont Station Court East - 32217 448-1933 www.jfcsjax.org Jewish Family and Community Services provides emergency groceries to individuals and families experiencing difficult times. Clients can receive food three times in a 12-month period. Recipients are asked to bring a picture ID. Call for hours of operation.

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES CAREERSOURCE NORTHEAST FLORIDA 215 North Market Street, Suite 100 - 32202 798-9222 5000 Norwood Avenue, Suite 2 - 32208 924-1710 11160 Beach Boulevard, Suite 111 - 32246 997-3100 www.careersourcenortheastflorida.com CareerSource is a publicly funded agency that provides extensive workforce-related services connecting workers to jobs. FINANCIAL ADVISORS & PLANNERS CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSELING SERVICE Family Foundations 40 East Adams Street, Suite 320 - 32202 396-4846 Senior Services are provided by Family Foundations. Everyone needs financial stability. Every day, thousands of people face financial difficulties caused by everything from high credit card debt to unexpected medical expenses. Consumer Credit Counseling Services, part of Family Foundations, a local nonprofit United Way agency is the premier nonprofit financial counseling and education organization in Northeast Florida. Since 1984, they have educated consumers on money management, helped families buy homes they desire and can afford, promoted the wise use of credit and assisted people in developing budgets and action plans so that they can achieve their goals. Program areas specifically for seniors include: • Budgeting for Post-Retirement • Identity Theft and Consumer Fraud Education • Strategies for Managing and Reducing Debt Their caring and professional staff offer tools for families to build their finances and strengthen their families and lives. The answers start with a solid foundation.

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Food, Meals & Nutrition - Food Emergency

FOOD, MEALS & NUTRITION CLARA WHITE MISSION, INC. 613 West Ashley Street - 32202 354-4162 www.theclarawhitemission.org Provides free hot meals, seven days a week. Provides vocational training in culinary arts, janitorial services and transitional housing. Distribution of clothing, personal hygiene products and referral services. Year-round tours of the Eartha M.M. White Museum are available Monday - Friday by appointment. FEEDING NORTHEAST FLORIDA 1116 Edgewood Avenue North, Units D & E 32254 513-1333 www.feedingnefl.org GLEANERS DISPATCH, INC. 8207 103rd Street - 32210 777-6344 www.gleanersdispatch.org MANDARIN FOOD BANK 11730 Old St. Augustine Road - 32258 292-1675 www.stjosephsjax.org/mandarin-food-bank NOURISHMENT NETWORK 4615 Philips Highway - 32207 448-5995 www.wenourishhope.org Nourishment Network is a food distribution program of Lutheran Social Services. They also offer volunteer opportunities to help distribute food to school children and low-income senior citizens who need it most. SENIOR CENTER SERVICES SENIOR ACTIVITIES CENTERS 255-5400 Midday meals offered for participants at various centers throughout the city.

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FOOD, MEALS & NUTRITION - FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM The Florida Food Assistance Program enables low-income households to obtain food that will improve their diets through increased food purchasing power. Income limitations must be met in order to qualify. The Florida Department of Children and Families administers this program. Hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The main program site is listed below. You can apply at any Duval County Public Library, online or at one of their Community Partner locations. For applications and all Access Florida community partners visit www.myflorida.com/accessflorida. GATEWAY SERVICE CENTER 5000-1 Norwood Avenue - 32208 866-762-2237 Toll-Free FOOD, MEALS & NUTRITION - FOOD EMERGENCY The following agencies will assist in providing food in emergency situations. CATHOLIC CHARITIES BUREAU 134 East Church Street - 32202 354-4846 ext. 221 Open Wednesday & Friday at 11 a.m. Provides items from the food pantry once every three months per family. No appointment necessary. Please bring a picture ID. SALVATION ARMY FOOD PANTRY 140 North Davis Street - 32204 355-5239 The Salvation Army operates a Senior Food Pantry that provides low income seniors with supplemental groceries to ensure they won’t go hungry before their next monthly income is received.

F | Food, Meals & Nutrition - Food Emergency UNITED COMMUNITY OUTREACH MINISTRY EMERGENCY SERVICES (UCOM) 3349 St. Augustine Road - 32207 396-2401 www.ucomjax.org Provides food assistance to needy persons in the Southside area, serving ZIP codes 32204, 32207, 32216, 32217, 32246, 32256 and 32257. Open Monday - Thursday 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. FOOD, MEALS & NUTRITION - MEALS ON WHEELS The Meals on Wheels program delivers meals to the homebound Monday through Friday; however, some provide service seven days a week. Call providers for additional information. AGING TRUE 4250 Lakeside Drive, Suite 116 Jacksonville, FL 32210 807-1203 807-1218 (TDD) 604 Walnut Street Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 284-3134 www.agingtrue.org ARLINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1351 Sprinkle Drive - 32211 743-1211

ISLE OF FAITH UNITED METHODIST 1821 San Pablo Road South - 32224 221-1700 MANDARIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11844 Mandarin Road - 32223 680-9944 RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 849 Park Street - 32204 388-8187 ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC CHURCH MANDARIN MEALS ON WHEELS 11730 Old St. Augustine Road - 32258 262-2189 UNITED COMMUNITY OUTREACH MINISTRY EMERGENCY SERVICES (UCOM) 3349 St. Augustine Road - 32207 396-2401 Serves Southside area only. GERIATRIC CONSULTING & SERVICES AGEWELL CENTER FOR SENIOR HEALTH 841 Prudential Drive, Suite 180, 1st Floor Jacksonville, FL 32207 202-4243 1370 13th Avenue South, Medical Office Building A, Suite 118 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 202-4243 www.baptistjax.com/agewell  see our ad page 6

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HEALTH DUVAL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 900 University Boulevard North - 32211 253-1000 http://duval.floridahealth.gov The health department provides the highest quality clinical care at convenient locations throughout Duval County. Breast and Cervical Cancer Program 253-1610 Diabetes Education & Awareness 253-1800 Nutrition & Chronic Disease Prevention 253-1500 Vital Statistics Birth and Death Certificates 253-1620 DUVAL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT-BOULEVARD COMPREHENSIVE CARE CENTER 515 West 6th Street - 32206 253-1040 http://duval.floridahealth.gov This location provides the following services: Testing, Counseling and Primary Care for HIV/ AIDS and STDs, Overseas Travel Immunization, Refugee Health Screenings and Travel Medicine Center, Financial Eligibility/Social Services, Medicaid Information, and the Center for Specialized Pulmonary Services (Tuberculosis Care). DUVAL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT IMMUNIZATION CENTER 5220 North Pearl Street - 32208 253-1420 http://duval.floridahealth.gov

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HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS UF JACKSONVILLE AGING STUDIES CENTER 1833 Boulevard, Suite 2056 Jacksonville, FL 32206 244-4690 244-0411 JaxAscent.com Conducts studies on the impact of aging, including behavioral, nutritional and pharmacologic clinical trials.  see our ad page 1 HEALTH CENTER LOCATIONS DUVAL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT HEALTH CENTERS Beaches Family Health Center (Children & Women’s Services) 2344 3rd Street South Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 253-2555 Comprehensive Care Center 515 West 6th Street - 32206 253-1040 Center for Specialized Pulmonary Services 515 West 6th Street - 32206 253-1070 Center for Women and Children at Central Health Plaza (Children & Women’s Services) 515 West 6th Street - 32206 253-1080 Immunization Center 5220 North Pearl Street - 32208 253-1420 Wesconnett Community Health Center (Men, Women & Children’s Services) 5150 Timuquana Road, Suite 9 - 32210 253-1120 West Jacksonville Community Health Center (Children & Women’s Services) 120 King Street - 32204 Dental Services 253-1287 WIC Services 253-1500

H | Health Insurance - Counseling

HEALTH INSURANCE - COUNSELING SHINE PROGRAM (SERVING HEALTH INSURANCE NEEDS OF ELDERS) 10688 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 391-6699 888-242-4464 Toll-Free www.myeldersource.org Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Specially trained volunteers can assist with your Medicare, Medicaid and other health insurance questions by providing free and unbiased one-onone counseling and information. There are ways to potentially lower Medicare costs for low income individuals. Our trained SHINE volunteers are available to assist you by calling ElderSource at the number listed above. HEALTH INSURANCE MEDICAID/MEDICARE FLORIDA MEDICARE CONTRACTOR (CARRIER AND INTERMEDIARY) FIRST COAST SERVICE OPTIONS, INC. (FCSO) www.fcso.com Medicare Information and Questions: • Call 800-633-4227. This toll-free helpline is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to answer your questions. You can speak to a Customer Service Representative in English or Spanish. TTY users should call 877-486-2048. • Look at www.medicare.gov on the Web Medicare’s official consumer website. You can find the most up-to-date Medicare information and answers to your questions anytime.

• Medicare and You 2021, the official government handbook with important information about new changes to Medicare, your Medicare benefits, choosing a health plan that’s right for you, and other helpful information, can be found at https://www.medicare.gov/Pubs/ pdf/10050-Medicare-and-You.pdf. MEDICAID AREA OFFICE (AHCA) Area Four 921 North Davis Street, Building A, Suite 115 - 32209 798-4200 800-273-5880 Toll-Free http://ahca.myflorida.com The state agency that administers Florida Medicaid is the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA). AHCA provides information and referral assistance to beneficiaries, as well as technical assistance and policy interpretation to other agencies, medical providers and the general public. AHCA has 11 area offices throughout the state that serve as the local liaisons to providers and beneficiaries. Two basic groups of people are eligible for Medicaid: low income children and families; and the aged, blind and disabled. Within these two groups, there are several categories of eligibility. In addition to qualifying under one of these two basic groups, an eligible Medicaid beneficiary must meet income and asset limits. These vary by category. The primary categories for Medicaid eligibility include low income families, disabled people who receive SSI, aged and disabled persons, children in foster care and emergency shelters, undocumented immigrants, refugees, the medically needy, Institutional Care and Medicare Expansion.

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HEALTH SCREENING CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, SOCIAL SERVICES DIVISION, PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT Ryan White (HIV/AIDS) Program 1809 Art Museum Drive, Suite 100 - 32207 630-4661 Fax: 630-0361 www.coj.net Have you been tested for HIV? The Social Services Division has become alarmed by the number of persons over 60 years of age who are becoming infected with HIV and AIDS. The Social Services Division manages the federally funded Ryan White (HIV/AIDS) Treatment Extension Act Program for the Jacksonville Metropolitan Area. Funding is provided to community-based agencies and public health departments for health and support services for persons living with HIV and AIDS, including seniors. Those services include: • Confidential and anonymous HIV counseling and testing • Outpatient medical care • Pharmaceutical assistance • Dental care • Mental health counseling • Substance abuse treatment • Case management • Health insurance premium assistance • Legal services For more information regarding HIV services, please contact Mary Martinez at 630-4661 or Martinez@coj.net. VISION IS PRICELESS, INC. 4615 Philips Highway, Suite 100-A - 32207 503-2423 www.visionispriceless.org Vision is Priceless (VIP) is dedicated to improving the vision health of Florida’s First Coast through vision screening for adults and children. VIP provides free vision acuity screenings for about 39,000 children and 3,300 adults each year and provides assistance with follow-up treatment for those in need through our Cared Vision Program. Call their office for a screening near you. www.heritagepublishinginc.com

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H | Home Services - Home Health Care Agencies

HOME SERVICES HOME HEALTH CARE AGENCIES 58942 HOME HELPERS 6501 Arlington Expressway - 32211 891-5855 A CARE CONNECTION HOME HEALTH 1525-A The Greens Way Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 899-5520

AHP HOME HEALTH CARE, INC. 7737 Lueders Avenue - 32208 766-1285 ALL CARE HOME NURSING SERVICES, LLC 6621 Southpoint Drive North, Suite 120 - 32216 683-8666 ALL WAYS CARING 6620 Southpoint Drive South, Suite 240 - 32216 296-5800

A CARING HAND, LLC 9050 Cypress Green Drive, Suite 103 - 32256 733-8778

ALLEGIANT HOME CARE 724 College Street, Suite 101 - 32204 361-3902

ABSOLUTE CARE HOME HEALTH SERVICES, LLC 1839 Lane Avenue South, Suite 106 - 32210 379-1337

ALWAYS CARING HOME HEALTH 3491 Pall Mall Drive - 32257 606-4006

ACCENT CARE 1000 Riverside Avenue, Suite 550 - 32204 674-0860 ACCREDO HEALTH GROUP, INC. 8563 Argyle Business Loop, Suite 4 - 32244 777-3363 ACTI-KARE RESPONSIVE IN-HOME CARE 12724 Gran Bay Parkway West, Suite 410 - 32258 383-0546

AMADA SENIOR CARE OF JACKSONVILLE 8833 Perimeter Park Boulevard, Suite 404 - 32216 512-7747 AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH 8657 Baypine Road, Building 5, Suite 110 - 32256 683-9124 APEX COMPANION CARE 6789 Southpoint Parkway, Suite 200 - 32216 346-3026

ADVANCED NURSING SOLUTIONS 5011 Gate Parkway - 32256 866-4378

APEX HOME HEALTHCARE 3890 Dunn Avenue, Suite 103 - 32218 924-1374

AGING TRUE 4250 Lakeside Drive, Suite 116 Jacksonville, FL 32210 807-1203 807-1218 (TDD) 604 Walnut Street Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 284-3134 www.agingtrue.org

ARCADIA HOME CARE & STAFFING 4244 University Boulevard South Suite 103 - 32216 731-1183

AVEANNA HEALTHCARE 8659 Baypine Road, Building 3, Suite 102 - 32256 730-2200

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BAPTIST HOME HEALTH CARE 3563 Philips Highway, Suite 202 - 32207 202-4300 BARNES HEALTHCARE OF FLORIDA, LLC 8638 Philips Highway, Building 3, Suites 1 & 2 - 32256 306-9162 BEYOND HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES, LLC 7235 Bonneval Road, Suite 236 - 32256 861-2612 BIOSCRIP INFUSION SERVICES 3986 Boulevard Center Drive, Suite 1 - 32207 398-1983 BLACKSTONE HOME HEALTHCARE, LLC 101 Century 21 Drive, Suite 208 - 32216 683-1159 BRIOVARX INFUSION SERVICES 202, INC. 9655 Florida Mining Boulevard West, Suite 411 - 32257 652-1990 BROOKDALE AT HOME 7400 Baymeadows Way, Suite 100 - 32256 807-6111 BROOKDALE SOUTHSIDE 9601 Southbrook Drive, Suite PL-1 - 32256 413-0876 BROOKS REHABILITATION HOME HEALTH 6676 Corporate Center Parkway, Suite 104 - 32216 844-238-0064

CHOICE MATTERS HOME HEALTHCARE, INC. 4741 Atlantic Boulevard, Suite D - 32207 680-1256 CJ’S HOME CARE, LLC 6034 Chester Avenue, Suite 105-A - 32217 307-3895 COMFORCARE HOME CARE 7400 Baymeadows Way, Suite 320 - 32256 232-4407 COMFORT KEEPERS 12276 San Jose Boulevard, Suite 304 - 32223 230-9220 COMMUNITY HOSPICE/ALIVIA CARE 4266 Sunbeam Road - 32257 268-5200 CONCIERGE HOME CARE 6817 Southpoint Parkway, Suite 1502 - 32216 733-1003 CONFIDENT CARE OF FLORIDA CORP. 9428 Baymeadows Road, Suite 230 - 32256 733-1717 CONTINUUM OF CARE ADULT DAY & IN-HOME SERVICES, INC. 9951 Atlantic Boulevard, Suite 108 - 32225 430-8600 CORAM CVS SPECIALTY INFUSION SERVICES 9143 Philips Highway, Suite 300 - 32256 363-3089 COVENANT HOME HEALTH CARE 3636 University Boulevard South, Suite A-8 - 32216 456-8476

CARTER HEALTHCARE 8130 Baymeadows Circle West, Suite 107 - 32256 733-4471

DILIGENT HOME HEALTH CARE 4123 University Boulevard South, Suite C-1 - 32216 425-1414

CDH HOME CARE, INC. 4738 Norwood Avenue - 32206 924-9200

ELITE HOME HEALTH, LLC 200 West Forsyth Street, Suite 1130 - 32202 374-7307

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H | Home Services - Home Health Care Agencies ENCOMPASS HOME HEALTH OF FLORIDA 9143 Philips Highway, Suite 535 - 32256 296-1913 FAMILY FIRST HOMECARE OF JACKSONVILLE 7077 Bonneval Road, Suite 450 - 32216 204-2273 FLETCHER’S HOME CARE, INC. 12443 San Jose Boulevard, Suite 501 - 32223 731-4350 GRACIOUS HANDS HOMECARE, LLC 7855 Argyle Forest Boulevard, Suite 703 - 32244 513-3962 GRANNY NANNIES OF JACKSONVILLE 8130 Baymeadows Circle West, Suite 110 - 32256 731-2100 HOME FIRST HOME HEALTH CARE, LLC 101 Century 21 Drive, Suite 210-A - 32216 725-6766 HOME HELPERS HOME CARE 6501 Arlington Expressway, Suite B-166 - 32211 447-5288

INTERIM HHA OF ST. AUGUSTINE, INC. 6950 Philips Highway, Suite 3 - 32216 448-1133 JOYAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES, INC. 9905 Old St. Augustine Road, Suite 503 - 32257 448-1025 JUST FOR LOVE FAMILY CARE, LLC 6010 Du Clay Road - 32244 480-8164 KINDRED AT HOME 10161 Centurion Parkway North, Suite 111 - 32256 730-4640 KINETIC HOME HEALTH, LLC 4237 Salisbury Road, Suite 114 - 32216 551-0329 MAXIM HEALTHCARE SERVICES, INC. 4811 Beach Boulevard, Suite 400 - 32207 396-2199 MED MANAGERS, INC. 10141 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 654-5748

HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE 9191 RG Skinner Parkway, Suite 803 - 32256 363-6699

MEDICAL SERVICES OF AMERICA HOME HEALTH 3589 Cardinal Point Drive, Suite 2 - 32257 998-4408

HOMECARE DIMENSIONS 8380 Baymeadows Road, Suite 12 - 32256 379-1299

MEGA NURSING SERVICES, INC. 1626 Camden Avenue - 32207 396-4908

HOMELIFE PERSONAL CARE, LLC 2535 University Boulevard West - 32217 646-8993

MULTIPAYL, INC. 6273 Dupont Station Court East - 32217 744-6320

HOMEWATCH CAREGIVERS SERVING JACKSONVILLE AND ST. AUGUSTINE 8280 Princeton Square Boulevard West, Suite 5 - 32256 525-8109

NURSE ON CALL 7411 Fullerton Street, Suite 106 - 32256 355-2991

INTEGRITY HEALTH SERVICES 9250 Baymeadows Road, Suite 450 - 32256 730-9580 98

NURSESPRING OF JACKSONVILLE, LLC 3728 Philips Highway, Suite 12 - 32207 346-0500

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PEOPLE 1ST HOME CARE 1336 Cesery Boulevard - 32211 361-3782

ST. VINCENT’S HOME HEALTH 2651 Park Street - 32204 389-7385

PINNACLE SENIOR CARE 4348 Southpoint Boulevard, Suite 320 - 32216 241-1656

SUWANNEE MEDICAL PERSONNEL 1460 Cassat Avenue, Suite A - 32205 384-4402

PRECISE HOME CARE 8659 Baypine Road, Building 3, Suite 200 - 32256 448-8670

SYNERGY HOMECARE 3761 San Jose Place, Suite 20 - 32257 783-7070

PSYCHACCESS HOME HEALTH CARE 3636 University Boulevard South, Suite B-2 - 32216 844-808-9096 RIGHT AT HOME 10175 Fortune Parkway, Suite 202 - 32256 201-3566 RIVER CITY HOME HEALTH 4110 Southpoint Boulevard, Suite 110 - 32216 418-7900 RIVER GARDEN HOME HEALTH CARE 11401 Old St. Augustine Road - 32258 260-1818 SANTE HOME HEALTHCARE 3780 Kori Road, Suite 9 - 32257 683-7495 SENIOR HELPERS OF NORTH COAST FLORIDA 8833 Perimeter Park Boulevard, Suite 602 - 32216 420-7271 SENIORBRIDGE FAMILY COMPANIES (FL), INC. 8130 Baymeadows Way West, Suite 300 - 32256 398-9098 SOUTHEAST HOMECARE 4348 Southpoint Boulevard, Suite 311 - 32216 717-9960

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T.E.H.C., LLC 8375 Dix Ellis Trail, Suite 407 - 32256 722-1112 THERAPYCARE HOME HEALTH, LLC 700 3rd Street, Suite 202 Neptune Beach, FL 32266 246-3436 TRILOGY HOME HEALTHCARE 12740 Gran Bay Parkway West, Suite 2400 - 32258 229-0510 UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE HOME CARE 580 West 8th Street, Tower II, Suite 9009 - 32209 244-9900 UNDERHILL STAFFING, INC. 3515 Hendricks Avenue - 32207 396-7553 VISITING ANGELS 4250 Lakeside Drive, Suite 210 - 32210 302-7560 3733 University Boulevard West, Suite 212 - 32217 394-3203 WELCOME HOMECARE 9570 Regency Square Boulevard - 32225 474-5455 WELL DONE HOME CARE, INC. 10250 Normandy Boulevard, Suite 502 - 32221 693-4516

H | Home Services - Respite Services

HOME SERVICES - RESPITE SERVICES

HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE

Respite care is a service that provides families of homebound elderly individuals with a break from their responsibilities as caregivers. The purpose is to provide in-home assistance in order to give caregivers needed relief; which may increase their ability to continue to care for a homebound elder without jeopardizing their own mental or physical health. Fully trained, stipend and non-stipend volunteers are available to provide respite for weekdays, evenings and weekends. They are also available for holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, other special events and caregiver training sessions. For further information, call the Independent Living Program.

Hospice is provided in a terminally ill patient’s place of residence, a hospital or a hospice facility. Hospice is a program that consists of pain control, counseling, nursing and other services for a terminally ill patient and their family members. A hospice staff is trained in assisting patients with end-of-life care. Hospices are licensed and inspected by the state of Florida.

CAREGIVING.COM www.caregiving.com The website offers insights, information and inspiration to help family caregivers. Meet other family caregivers in a similar situation, start your own blog and take a quick game break. INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 150 East 1st Street - 32206 255-6686 www.jaxseniors.net

COMMUNITY HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE 4266 Sunbeam Road - 32257 268-5200 HAVEN HOSPICE 9143 Philips Highway, Suite 480 - 32256 733-9818 HEARTLAND HOSPICE CARE 8130 Baymeadows Way West, Suite 201 - 32256 737-2553 VITAS HEALTHCARE 7406 Fullerton Street, Suite 105 - 32256 802-6800

• City Hall, St. James Building Information Desk • Community & Senior Centers (20 Centers in Jacksonville) • Agewell Center for Senior Health

• Area Hospitals • Elder Care Advocates • Social Workers • Case Managers • ElderSource

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HOSPITALS ASCENSION ST. VINCENT’S RIVERSIDE 1 Shircliff Way - 32204 308-7300 ASCENSION ST. VINCENT’S SOUTHSIDE 4201 Belfort Road - 32216 296-3700 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER BEACHES 1350 13th Avenue South Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 627-2900 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER JACKSONVILLE/BAPTIST HEART HOSPITAL 800 Prudential Drive - 32207 202-2000 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER SOUTH 14550 Old St. Augustine Road - 32258 271-6000 BROOKS REHABILITATION HOSPITAL 3599 University Boulevard South - 32216 345-7600 CURAHEALTH JACKSONVILLE HOSPITAL 4901 Richard Street - 32207 425-0500 MAYO CLINIC HOSPITAL 4500 San Pablo Road South - 32224 953-2000 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE 3625 University Boulevard South - 32216 702-6111 NAVAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE 2080 Child Street - 32214 542-7300

UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE 655 West 8th Street - 32209 244-0411 UF HEALTH NORTH 15255 Max Leggett Parkway - 32218 237-5228 WEKIVA SPRINGS 3947 Salisbury Road - 32216 296-3533 HOTLINE NUMBERS 630-CITY, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER 630-CITY (630-2489) 255-8008 TTY Do you have a request for a city service or need information? The 630-CITY Contact Center provides you with quick access to city services and information. All types of city services are accessible, from scheduling an appliance collection or repairing a pothole, to reporting an animal running loose in your neighborhood, from requesting the hours of operation at a city park, to tracking your active service request. 630-CITY is the one number to call for city services information. Four Ways to Access City Services and Information: Mobile App: MyJax Phone: 630-CITY (630-2489) Email: 630CITY@coj.net Write: 214 North Hogan Street, 1st Floor, Jacksonville, FL 32202 AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE HELPLINE 10688 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 391-6600 Elder HelpLine 391-6699 7-1-1 for Hearing Impaired 888-242-4464 Toll-Free

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H | Hotline Numbers Administrative Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Elder HelpLine Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. The Aging and Disability Resource Center HelpLine is a statewide network providing supportive services to elders and their caregivers seeking accurate, unbiased information and referrals about social and health services within the community and/or county. Elders, their families, and/or caregivers can access the ADRC HelpLine toll-free by calling 888-242-4464. An experienced Information and Referral Specialist is available to answer calls. ElderSource will also assist with SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), most commonly known as Food Stamps. Customer Service Specialists can also assess eligibility for emergency energy assistance, Medicaid and Long-Term Care benefits and other community resources.

MEDICARE 800-633-4227 Toll-Free 877-486-2048 TTY

AIDS INFORMATION HOTLINE 800-352-2437 Toll-Free

NATIONAL EATING DISORDERS ASSOCIATION HELPLINE 800-931-2237 Toll-Free

AL-ANON HOTLINE 350-0600 BLOCH CANCER HOTLINE 800-433-0464 Toll-Free DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS HOTLINE 800-963-5337 Toll-Free FLORIDA ABUSE HOTLINE 800-962-2873 Toll-Free

MEDICATION INFORMATION HOTLINE 655 West 8th Street - 32209 244-4700 Helps patients who have questions about their prescriptions and medications; including drug interactions, side effects and drug/food combinations to be avoided. NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS HOTLINE (SERVING FIRST COAST AREA) 723-5683 NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE 800-799-7233 Toll-Free 800-787-3224 TTY

NATIONAL SEXUAL ASSAULT HOTLINE 800-656-4673 Toll-Free NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE 800-273-8255 Toll-Free 800-799-4889 TTY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES 877-696-6775 Toll-Free

GATEWAY CONNECT Alcohol or Drug Problem 877-389-9966 Toll-Free - 24-Hour Help Line

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HOUSING ASSISTANCE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TEAM 214 North Hogan Street, 3rd Floor - 32202 255-8200 www.coj.net/departments/housing-andneighborhoods.aspx Dayatra Coles, Affordable Housing Coordinator, 255-8216 The Affordable Housing Team is responsible for the administration of the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG), HOME Investment Partnership Program (HOME), and Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) program, State Housing Initiatives Program (SHIP) and the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP), which assists in the redevelopment of abandoned and foreclosed properties for affordable housing initiatives. FIRST COAST LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN COUNCIL, DISTRICT 5 4161 Carmichael Avenue, Suite 141 - 32207 391-3942 http://ombudsman.myflorida.com Advocates for residents in Skilled Nursing Facilities and Assisted Living Facilities. Investigates complaints on their behalf and inspects facilities annually. HABIJAX - HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF JACKSONVILLE, INC. 2404 Hubbard Street - 32206 798-4529 www.habijax.org HabiJax works to eliminate substandard housing in Jacksonville by building highquality, affordable housing that enhances neighborhoods and communities. Call today to see if you qualify to purchase a new HabiJax home! Volunteers and donations are also always needed.

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JACKSONVILLE HOUSING AUTHORITY (JHA) 1300 North Broad Street - 32202 630-3810 https://jaxha.org JHA provides services such as housing assistance, including Section 8 and Public Housing. JHA is dedicated to creating and sustaining healthy communities that promote individual responsibility, economic growth, human dignity and hope for the future. JACKSONVILLE URBAN LEAGUE HOUSING INITIATIVES & COUNSELING PROGRAM 903 West Union Street - 32204 Susan Pickett, Coordinator 723-4007 Provides free first-time homebuyer education and financial literacy classes, budget counseling, delinquent mortgage counseling and reverse mortgage assistance (seniors only) for low- to middle-income families and individuals. INDEPENDENT LIVING FLEET LANDING 1 Fleet Landing Boulevard Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 246-9900 www.fleetlanding.com  see our ad page 5 WESTMINSTER ST. AUGUSTINE 235 Towerview Drive St. Augustine, FL 32092 877-277-1244 www.westminsterstaugustinefl.org  see our ad page 7 WESTMINSTER WOODS ON JULINGTON CREEK 25 State Road 13 Jacksonville, FL 32259 877-280-3594 www.westminsterwoodsfl.org  see our ad page 7

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Library - Library Locations

INSURANCE - MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTS FLORIDA BLUE 4800 Deerwood Campus Parkway Jacksonville, FL 32346 607-3268 www.floridablue.com  see our ad page 8 LIBRARY - LIBRARY LOCATIONS The Jacksonville Public Library maintains a collection of approximately 3 million items including books, audiobooks, e-books, compact discs, DVDs and videos. Internet service with wireless computer access and Microsoft software is available on all public computers at all library locations. Books are also available in large print at all locations. Please check your local library, since quantities vary. Special services of potential interest to seniors include JPL 50+, Talking Books for blind and physically disabled customers, and the Center for Adult Learning. Duval County residents, individuals who own property in Duval County, students at a college located in Duval County, City of Jacksonville employees, Florida military personnel, and Duval County public school teachers can obtain a free Jacksonville Public Library card with proof of address and proper I.D. For more information, call 255-BOOK (255-2665) or log on to the library’s website at www.jaxpubliclibrary.org. Each library listing is numbered and has a corresponding pinpoint on the map on page 106. Main Library 303 Laura Street North - 32202 255-2665 711 - Florida Relay 1

2 Argyle Branch 7973 Old Middleburg Road South - 32222 573-3164

Beaches Branch 600 3rd Street Neptune Beach, FL 32266 241-1141 3

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Brentwood Branch 3725 Pearl Street - 32206 630-0924 4

Brown Eastside Branch 1390 Harrison Street - 32206 630-5466 5

6 Charles Webb Wesconnett Regional 6887 103rd Street - 32210 778-7305 7 Dallas Graham Branch 2304 Myrtle Avenue North - 32209 630-0922 8 Highlands Regional 1826 Dunn Avenue - 32218 757-7702

JPL Express Oceanway (Highlands Branch) Holds Pickup Location Only 12215 Sago Avenue - 32218 757-7702 9

Mandarin Branch 3330 Kori Road - 32257 262-5201 10

Maxville Branch 8375 Maxville Boulevard - 32234 289-7563 11

Murray Hill Branch 918 Edgewood Avenue South - 32205 384-2665 12

Olga L. Bradham & Etta L. Brooks Branch 1755 Edgewood Avenue West - 32208 765-5402 13

14 Pablo Creek Regional 13295 Beach Boulevard - 32246 992-7101 15 Regency Square Branch 9900 Regency Square Boulevard - 32225 726-5142 16 San Marco Branch 1513 LaSalle Street - 32207 858-2907

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University Park Branch 3435 University Boulevard North - 32277 630-1265 19

20 West Branch 1425 Chaffee Road South - 32221 693-1448 21 Westbrook Branch 2809 Commonwealth Avenue - 32254 384-7424 22 Willowbranch Branch 2875 Park Street - 32205 381-8490

LIBRARY - SPECIAL SERVICES CENTER FOR ADULT LEARNING (CAL) Main Library Conference Level 630-2426 Need help with your reading? CAL offers confidential instruction to adults who read from the third to eighth grade level. JPL 50+ Main Library 630-2972 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Jplseniors@coj.net www.jpl.coj.net/jpl50 Trained specialists will help you with job search information and support, housing assistance, local food banks and food assistance, public benefits that you may qualify for and much more! The library will also assist host programs on finances, employment, legal issues, health, culture and more - just for you!

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TALKING BOOKS AND SPECIAL NEEDS LIBRARY Main Library Conference Level 255-2665 ext. 7 www.jaxpubliclibrary.org Anyone who has difficulty holding, handling or reading a standard print book because of a visual or physical disability may be eligible to receive our free services. Sign up to receive books in digital format, mailed to you free of charge. The Talking Books Collection is comparable to the library’s print collection in quantity and variety. Popular magazines, newspaper access and described DVDs are also available. Return postage and loaned equipment are also free to eligible participants. Call 255-2665 ext. 7 to register. LONG-TERM CARE DOLPHIN POINTE HEALTH CARE 5355 Dolphin Point Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32211 877–DOLPHIN (365-7446) 914-8801 www.dolphinpointehc.com  see our ad page 2 MASTECTOMY APPAREL FORMS & PROSTHESIS HALLIDAY’S & KOIVISTO’S PHARMACY 4133 University Boulevard South, Suite 1 Jacksonville, FL 32216 737-2216 www.HallidaysandKoivistosPharmacy.com

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MEDICAL ASSESSMENT AGEWELL CENTER FOR SENIOR HEALTH 841 Prudential Drive, Suite 180, 1st Floor Jacksonville, FL 32207 202-4243 1370 13th Avenue South, Medical Office Building A, Suite 118 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 202-4243 www.baptistjax.com/agewell The AgeWell Center for Senior Health is a specialized outpatient center and care team focused on promoting healthy aging and independent living for older adults (65+) with complex needs.  see our ad page 6 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS - CARES 4161 Carmichael Avenue, Suite 101 - 32207 391-3920 www.elderaffairs.state.fl.us Assesses the medical eligibility of clients who have made applications to enter a nursing home. Assessments and referrals are also done for Medicaid Waiver Programs. The program seeks to reduce inappropriate institutional placement of clients who would be better served in a less restrictive environment. MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES CIL JACKSONVILLE 2709 Art Museum Drive Jacksonville, FL 32207 399-8484 www.ciljacksonville.org  see our ad page 83 HALLIDAY’S & KOIVISTO’S PHARMACY 4133 University Boulevard South, Suite 1 Jacksonville, FL 32216 737-2216 www.HallidaysandKoivistosPharmacy.com 108

MEMORY CARE FLEET LANDING 1 Fleet Landing Boulevard Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 246-9900 www.fleetlanding.com  see our ad page 5 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AGING TRUE 4250 Lakeside Drive, Suite 116 Jacksonville, FL 32210 807-1203 807-1218 (TDD) 604 Walnut Street Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 284-3134 www.agingtrue.org AIDS CARE & EDUCATION (ACE) 4615 Philips Highway - 32207 448-5995 www.lssjax.org/programs/aids-care-education/ BAPTIST BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, OUTPATIENT SERVICES 800 Prudential Drive, Howard Building, Suite 510 - 32207 376-3800 13241 Bartram Park Boulevard, Suite 1901 - 32258 376-3800 900 Beach Boulevard, Suite 930 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 376-3800 www.baptistjax.com/services/behavioral-health/ outpatient-services CLINICAL & HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY 6545 Bowden Road - 32216 448-0079 www.chp.phhp.ufl.edu

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COMMUNITY BEHAVIORAL SERVICES 2211 Park Street - 32204 384-7575 www.mycommunitybehavioralservices.com CRAFT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, LLC 10175 Fortune Parkway, Suite 1106 - 32256 379-5928 www.nepajax.com DISCOVERY COUNSELING SERVICES LLC 13453 Main Street North, Suite 104 - 32218 801-3794 www.discoverycounselservices.com FLORIDA COUNSELING AND EVALUATION SERVICES 6950 Philips Highway, Suite 11 - 32216 239-3677 13111 Atlantic Boulevard, Suite 2 - 32225 239-3677 www.flces.com JACKSONVILLE CENTER FOR COUNSELING 3560 Cardinal Point Drive, Suite 204 - 32257 737-7242 www.jacksonvillecenterforcounseling.com KNOX GROUP, INC. 7855 Argyle Forest Boulevard, Suite 907 - 32244 317-9565 MARSH LANDING BEHAVIORAL GROUP 1538 The Greens Way, Suite 101 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 543-0161 www.mlbgroup.com MENTAL HEALTH CENTER OF JACKSONVILLE, INC. 3333 West 20th Street - 32254 695-9145 Provides inpatient/outpatient psychiatric services for adults in north and west Duval County, 24-hour emergency services, and crisis evaluation.

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MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCE CENTER, INC. 11820 Beach Boulevard - 32246 642-9100 Major Services: 24-hour psychiatric emergency services, inpatient/outpatient psychiatric services, case management services, psychosocial rehabilitation services, therapeutic family and supported housing program, and two homeless programs. MONTESINOS COUNSELING SERVICES 4720 Salisbury Road, Suite 242 - 32256 701-4662 www.montesinoscounseling.com NORTHWEST BEHAVIORAL SERVICES, INC. 2392 Edgewood Avenue North - 32254 781-7797 www.nwbh.org PACIFICA CARE, PLLC 13121 Atlantic Boulevard, Suite 100 - 32225 221-2232 www.pacificacarejax.com RENAISSANCE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC. 10550 Deerwood Park Boulevard, Suite 600 - 32256 743-1883 RIVER POINT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 6300 Beach Boulevard - 32216 717-6085 www.riverpointbehavioral.com RIVER REGION HUMAN SERVICES, INC. 3901 Carmichael Avenue - 32207 899-6300 www.rrhs.org Provides substance abuse treatment, and treatment programs for HIV/AIDS and mental health. THRIVEWORKS COUNSELING 4070 Herschel Street, Unit 1 - 32210 567-7203 www.thriveworks.com/jacksonville-therapy 109

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WEKIVA SPRINGS (SENIOR PERSPECTIVES) 3947 Salisbury Road - 32216 296-3533 www.wekivacenter.com Referrals contact Wekiva Hospital Evaluation Department. Senior Program addressing the emotional problems of older adults. Group therapies consist of cognitive, behavioral and psychoeducational. These groups focus on assisting patients to develop effective ways to cope with their issues. The program provides a monthly appointment with a program psychiatrist, ongoing availability of an RN and two licensed therapists. Transportation, snack and hot lunch provided.

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HALLIDAY’S & KOIVISTO’S PHARMACY 4133 University Boulevard South, Suite 1 Jacksonville, FL 32216 737-2216 www.HallidaysandKoivistosPharmacy.com PHARMACIES - COMPOUNDING HALLIDAY’S & KOIVISTO’S PHARMACY 4133 University Boulevard South, Suite 1 Jacksonville, FL 32216 737-2216 www.HallidaysandKoivistosPharmacy.com PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS CARDIOLOGY - MD/DO DEDICATED SENIOR MEDICAL CENTER 3059 Edgewood Avenue West Jacksonville, FL 32209 647-3180 9422 Arlington Expressway Jacksonville, FL 32225 559-1844 6841 Blanding Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32244 862-2175 www.dedicated.care/jacksonville-senior-directory  see our ad page 114

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PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES - MD/DO FIRST COAST CARDIOVASCULAR INSTITUTE, PA Al-Saghir, Youssef, MD, FACC, FSCAI, FABVM Ali, Vaqar, MD, FACC, FSCAI, FABVM Alnabki, Ziad, MD, FACC, FSCAI DeNeen, Andrea, MD, FACC El-Sabbagh, Firas, MD, FHRS Fahdi, Ibrahim, MD, FACC, FASE Khatib, Yazan, MD, FACC, FSCAI, FABVM, FSVM Hu, Yuhning Linda, MD, FACC Lamba, Sumant, MD, FACC, FSCAI Sasseen, Brett, MD, FACC Schimmel, Alan, MD, FACC Syed, Mubbasher, MD, MPH Younes, Ahmad, MD, MBA, FACC, FSCAI, RPVI 5851 Timuquana Road, Suite 204 Jacksonville, FL 32210 493-3333 3890 Dunn Avenue, Suite 203 Jacksonville, FL 32218 493-3333 7011 AC Skinner Parkway Jacksonville, FL 32256 493-3333 7751 Baymeadows Road East, Suite B Jacksonville, FL 32256 493-3333 9759 San Jose Boulevard, Suite 2 Jacksonville, FL 32257 493-3333 1681 Eagle Harbor Parkway East, Suite B Fleming Island, FL 32003 644-0092 905 Beach Boulevard Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 493-3333 1821 Blanding Boulevard Middleburg, FL 32068 493-3333

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P | Physicians & Surgeons - Cardiovascular Diseases 205 Zeagler Drive Palatka, FL 32177 386-325-2836 109 Whitehall Drive, Suite 117 St. Augustine, FL 32086 436-6420 1921 Alice Street, Suite 4A Waycross, GA 31501 446-3224 www.firstcoastcardio.com  see our Inside Front Cover & ad page 113 PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS DERMATOLOGY - MD/DO HOWARD, JOHN C., DO NPI: 1417334343 First Coast Mohs 9905 Old St. Augustine Road, Building 200 Jacksonville, FL 32257 296-1313 Fax: 866-903-4727 216 Ponte Vedra Park Drive Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 296-1313 Fax: 866-903-4727 WARREN, SCOTT D., MD NPI: 1134160294 First Coast Mohs 6890 Belfort Oaks Place Jacksonville, FL 32216 296-1313 Fax: 866-903-4727 216 Ponte Vedra Park Drive Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 296-1313 Fax: 866-903-472

AREA CODES All telephone numbers in the Jacksonville Senior Services DirectoryTM are in AREA CODE 904, unless otherwise noted.

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PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS - FAMILY MEDICINE - MD/DO CONVIVA CARE CENTER 11744 Beach Boulevard, Suite 107 Jacksonville, FL 32246 265-2050 1028 Dunn Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32218 766-7606 7200 Normandy Boulevard, Suite 20 Jacksonville, FL 32205 378-8520 5238-16 Norwood Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32208 861-1222 25 University Boulevard North Jacksonville, FL 32211 900-3667 www.convivacarecenters.com  see our ad page 3 PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS GERIATRICS - MD/DO CONVIVA CARE CENTER 11744 Beach Boulevard, Suite 107 Jacksonville, FL 32246 265-2050 1028 Dunn Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32218 766-7606 7200 Normandy Boulevard, Suite 20 Jacksonville, FL 32205 378-8520 5238-16 Norwood Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32208 861-1222 25 University Boulevard North Jacksonville, FL 32211 900-3667 www.convivacarecenters.com  see our ad page 3

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PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS INTERNAL MEDICINE - MD/DO CONVIVA CARE CENTER 11744 Beach Boulevard, Suite 107 Jacksonville, FL 32246 265-2050 1028 Dunn Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32218 766-7606 7200 Normandy Boulevard, Suite 20 Jacksonville, FL 32205 378-8520 5238-16 Norwood Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32208 861-1222 25 University Boulevard North Jacksonville, FL 32211 900-3667 www.convivacarecenters.com  see our ad page 3 114

DEDICATED SENIOR MEDICAL CENTER Baldassarri, Gerardo, MD Garcia, Rafael, MD Hernandez, Michael, MD Montrichard, May, MD Sourial, S. Morris, DO 3059 Edgewood Avenue West Jacksonville, FL 32209 647-3180 9422 Arlington Expressway Jacksonville, FL 32225 559-1844 6841 Blanding Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32244 862-2175 www.dedicated.care/jacksonville-senior-directory  see our ad this page PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS OPHTHALMOLOGY - MD/DO FLORIDA EYE SPECIALISTS - NICOLITZ EYE CONSULTANTS Chokshi, Amit, MD Cowart, Ashley, OD Freidl, Kathryn, MD Gayasaddin, Omar, DO Guier, Christian, OD Hasan, Akbar, MD Kammerdiener, Leah, MD Koike, Kenzo, MD Kostick, David, MD, FACS Lott, McGregor, MD Maida, Jerry, MD Nicolitz, Ernst, MD, FACS Patel, Rachana, MD Patel, Ravi, MD Riordan, Kimberly, OD Russell, Christen, OD Shetty, Rajesh, MD 7051 Southpoint Parkway South, 3rd Floor Jacksonville, FL 32216 564-2020 www.floridaeyespecialists.com  see our Outside Back Cover & ad page 115

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Laser Cataract Surgery, Glaucoma, Cornea, Medical Retina, Oculoplastics, Dry Eye, LASIK, Comprehensive Medical Eye Exams, Sports Vision Training, and Skincare Services. Amit Chokshi, M.D. • Kathryn Freidl, M.D. • Omar Gayasaddin, D.O. • S. Akbar Hasan, M.D. Leah Kammerdiener, M.D. • Kenzo Koike, M.D. • David Kostick, M.D., F.A.C.S. • McGregor Lott, M.D. Jerry Maida, M.D • Ernst Nicolitz, M.D., F.A.C.S. • Rachana Patel, M.D. • Ravi Patel, M.D. • Rajesh Shetty, M.D. Ashley Cowart, O.D. • Kimberly Riordan, O.D. • Christen Russell, O.D. Christian Guier, O.D. • Ana Greenberger, A.R.N.P.

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P | Physicians & Surgeons - Ophthalmology/Retina PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS OPHTHALMOLOGY/RETINA - MD/DO FLORIDA RETINA INSTITUTE Jeroudi, Abdallah M., MD Moreno, Raul J., MD Moreno, Tomas A., MD Staman, James A., MD Staman, Johnathan A., MD Thomas, Benjamin J., MD 2639 Oak Street Jacksonville, FL 32204 387-5600 8786 Perimeter Park Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32216 997-9202 4607 US Highway 17, Suite 1 Fleming Island, FL 32003 579-2800 1100 Plantation Island Drive South, Suite 130 St. Augustine, FL 32080 826-0663 www.floridaretinainstitute.com  see our ad page 4 PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS ORTHOPAEDIC - MD/DO BAHRI ORTHOPEDICS Bahri, George F., DO 1045 Riverside Avenue, Suite 100 Jacksonville, FL 32202 6100 Kennerly Road, Suite 101 Jacksonville, FL 32216 794 Blanding Boulevard Orange Park, FL 32065 2011 County Road 210 St. Augustine, FL 32092 739-0050 www.jacksonvilleorthopaedicsurgeon.com  see our Inside Back Cover & ad page 117 ORTHOPAEDIC TOTAL JOINT AND ROBOTIC SURGERY Rizk, Ralph, DO 2 Shircliff Way, Suite 510, 5th Floor Jacksonville, FL 32204

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6100 Kennerly Road, Suite 101 Jacksonville, FL 32216 794 Blanding Boulevard Orange Park, FL 32065 328-5979 www.drralphrizk.com  see our Inside Back Cover & ad page 117 PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS PODIATRY - DPM DENIS FOOT & ANKLE Denis, Emma, DPM 7855 Argyle Forest Boulevard, Suite 901 Jacksonville, FL 32244 771-5339 Fax: 771-5340 www.denisfootandankle.com FIRST COAST CARDIOVASCULAR INSTITUTE, PA Swain, David, DPM, CWSP 5851 Timuquana Road, Suite 204 Jacksonville, FL 32210 493-3333 3890 Dunn Avenue, Suite 203 Jacksonville, FL 32218 493-3333 7011 AC Skinner Parkway Jacksonville, FL 32256 493-3333 7751 Baymeadows Road East, Suite B Jacksonville, FL 32256 493-3333 9759 San Jose Boulevard, Suite 2 Jacksonville, FL 32257 493-3333 1681 Eagle Harbor Parkway East, Suite B Fleming Island, FL 32003 644-0092 905 Beach Boulevard Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 493-3333 1821 Blanding Boulevard Middleburg, FL 32068 493-3333 205 Zeagler Drive Palatka, FL 32177 386-325-2836 2021 - 2022 Jacksonville Senior Services DirectoryTM

RALPH RIZK, DO Orthopaedic Total Joint and Robotic Surgery Fellowship-trained, Drexel University College of Medicine/Allegheny Health Network in Pittsburgh, PA

Dr. Ralph Rizk performs the following Orthopaedic Surgical Procedures: • Robotic Joint Replacement surgery of hip (anterior approach) and knee • Surgical treatment of fractures, hand, foot and ankle conditions • Sports medicine injuries of the knee (ACL/Meniscus) and shoulder (rotator cuff)

Most insurances are accepted including MEDICARE & TRICARE.

6100 Kennerly Road, Suite 101, Jacksonville, FL 32216 2 Shircliff Way, Suite 510, 5th Floor, Jacksonville, FL 32204 794 Blanding Boulevard, Orange Park, FL 32065

P: (904) 328-5979 | F: (904) 619-9925

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GEORGE F. BAHRI, DO Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Fellowship-trained at Andrews Institute

• Shoulder Arthroscopy (Rotator Cuff, Labrum) • Knee Arthroscopy (ACL, Meniscus) • Total shoulder replacements and Total knee replacements • Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Stem Cells Therapy

Most insurances are accepted including MEDICARE & TRICARE.

6100 Kennerly Road, Suite 101, Jacksonville, FL 32216 1045 Riverside Avenue, Suite 100, Jacksonville, FL 32202 794 Blanding Boulevard, Orange Park, FL 32065 2011 County Road 210, St. Augustine, FL 32092

P: (904) 739-0050 | F: (904) 443-2888

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1921 Alice Street, Suite 4A Waycross, GA 31501 446-3224 www.firstcoastcardio.com  see our Inside Front Cover & ad page 113

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FIRST COAST CARDIOVASCULAR INSTITUTE, PA Hamdani, Irram, MD Thielemann, Daniel, MD 5851 Timuquana Road, Suite 204 Jacksonville, FL 32210 493-3333 3890 Dunn Avenue, Suite 203 Jacksonville, FL 32218 493-3333 7011 AC Skinner Parkway Jacksonville, FL 32256 493-3333 7751 Baymeadows Road East, Suite B Jacksonville, FL 32256 493-3333 9759 San Jose Boulevard, Suite 2 Jacksonville, FL 32257 493-3333 1681 Eagle Harbor Parkway East, Suite B Fleming Island, FL 32003 644-0092 905 Beach Boulevard Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 493-3333 1821 Blanding Boulevard Middleburg, FL 32068 493-3333 205 Zeagler Drive Palatka, FL 32177 386-325-2836 109 Whitehall Drive, Suite 117 St. Augustine, FL 32086 436-6420 1921 Alice Street, Suite 4A Waycross, GA 31501 446-3224 www.firstcoastcardio.com  see our Inside Front Cover & ad page 113

FIRST COAST CARDIOVASCULAR INSTITUTE, PA Hamdani, Irram, MD Krieger, Bruce, MD, FACP, FCCP 5851 Timuquana Road, Suite 204 Jacksonville, FL 32210 493-3333 3890 Dunn Avenue, Suite 203 Jacksonville, FL 32218 493-3333 7011 AC Skinner Parkway Jacksonville, FL 32256 493-3333 7751 Baymeadows Road East, Suite B Jacksonville, FL 32256 493-3333 9759 San Jose Boulevard, Suite 2 Jacksonville, FL 32257 493-3333 1681 Eagle Harbor Parkway East, Suite B Fleming Island, FL 32003 644-0092 905 Beach Boulevard Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 493-3333 1821 Blanding Boulevard Middleburg, FL 32068 493-3333 205 Zeagler Drive Palatka, FL 32177 386-325-2836 109 Whitehall Drive, Suite 117 St. Augustine, FL 32086 436-6420

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RECREATION CITY OF JACKSONVILLE AQUATICS OFFICE 4012 University Boulevard North - 32277 744-5557 www.jaxparks.com Outdoor pools are open Memorial Day through Labor Day. The Cecil Aquatic Center is open year-round. Adolph Wurn Park (San Souci) 2115 Dean Road - 32216 744-5557 Andrew Jackson High School 128 West 30th Street - 32206 630-0281 Baldwin High School 345 Chestnut Street - 32234 266-2478 Carvill Pool 8793 Carvill Avenue - 32208 768-6422 Cecil Aquatic Center (open year-round) 13611-A Normandy Boulevard - 32221 255-4271 Charles “Boobie” Clark Park and Sherwood Pool 8739 Sibbald Road - 32208 768-6422 Clanzel T. Brown Park (Golfair) 4545 Moncrief Road - 32209 768-1330 Ed White High School 1700 Old Middleburg Road - 32210 783-4958 Emmett Reed Park 1093 6th Street - 32209 630-0829 Englewood High School 4412 Barnes Road - 32207 448-6895 Eugene Butler Middle School 900 Acorn Street - 32209 630-0322 Fletcher High School 700 Seagate Avenue Neptune Beach, FL 32266 247-6327 www.heritagepublishinginc.com

Ft. Caroline Club and Pool 4131 Ferber Road - 32277 744-5612 Grand Park Center and Pool 2740 Division Street - 32209 630-0282 Harts Road Park and Pool 15597 Harts Road - 32218 696-2000 Highlands Middle School 10913 Pine Estates Road - 32218 751-1533 Julius Guinyard Pool 1358 Jefferson Street - 32209 630-0994 Lake Shore Middle School 2519 Bayview Road - 32210 387-1772 Mallison Center and Pool 3133 Lenox Avenue - 32254 388-2639 Mandarin High School 4831 Greenland Road - 32258 292-1541 Oceanway Center and Pool 12215 Sago Avenue West - 32218 757-8704 Paxon High School 3239 West 5th Street - 32254 783-0377 Pine Forest Park 2335 Gattis Lane - 32207 398-0591 Raines High School 3663 Raines Avenue - 32209 765-0920 Ribault High School 5820 Van Gundy Street - 32208 766-5319 Riverside High School 1200 South McDuff Avenue - 32205 387-6959 Robert Kennedy Center and Pool 1139 Ionia Street - 32206 630-0939

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R | Recreation Sandalwood High School 2750 John Prom Boulevard - 32246 642-5900 Terry Parker High School 7301 Parker School Road - 32211 723-6144 Thomas Jefferson Elementary School 390 Jackson Avenue North - 32220 783-2540 Westside High School 5530 Firestone Road - 32244 573-2485 Wolfson High School 7000 Powers Avenue - 32217 448-6894 Woodland Acres Park and Pool 8200 Kona Avenue - 32211 448-6894 CITY OF JACKSONVILLE JAXPARKS 214 North Hogan Street, 4th Floor 255-7919 www.jaxparks.com The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services serves diverse populations of all ages and abilities through recreation activities and programs, conservation and marine resources, senior services, social services, disabled services and agricultural education. The department provides the day to day management and oversight for one of the largest, most diverse and unique urban park systems in the nation with over 400 parks and recreational sites within the city limits consisting of a variety of parks, open spaces, trails, athletic facilities, community and senior centers, beaches, golf courses, aquatic facilities, boat and kayak launches, nature preserves, along with an amphitheater, arboretum and an equestrian center. Recreation programs and activities are available year-round for our park users of all ages and abilities. In Jacksonville, there is always something to do, see, and experience daily at our parks! Community Centers JaxParks manages more than 24 community centers where residents of all ages can enjoy a diverse range of recreational, educational and 120

cultural activities. Bingo, coffee time, walking programs, ZUMBA classes and so much more are waiting inside the doors. Balis Community Center 1513 LaSalle Street - 32207 306-2148 Bethesda Park 10790 Key Haven Boulevard - 32218 764-5531 Blue Cypress Community Center* 4012 University Boulevard North - 32277 745-5466 Burnett Center and Playground* 3740 Burnett Park Road - 32257 268-7510 Carvill Center and Playground* 1302 Carvill Avenue - 32208 764-0513 Cecil Recreation Complex 13531 Lake Newman Street - 32221 255-4266 13611 Normandy Boulevard - 32221 255-4271 Charles “Boobie” Clark Center and Playground 8793 Sibbald Road - 32208 924-5351 Clanzel Brown Center and Playground 4545 Moncrief Road - 32209 765-5282 Cuba Hunter Gymnasium and Community Center 4380 Emerson Street - 32207 858-1366 Dinsmore Center and Playground 7126 Civic Club Drive - 32219 924-5330 Edith Brown Ford Center* 2839 West Beaver Street - 32254 388-2640 Emmett Reed Gymnasium and Recreation Complex 1093 West 6th Street - 32209 630-0958 Forestview Fitness Center 4203 Kenndle Drive - 32208 765-1109 Glyn Myra Center* 1429 Winthrop Street - 32206 630-0537 2021 - 2022 Jacksonville Senior Services DirectoryTM

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Henry T. Jones, Sr. Center 3856 Grant Road - 32207 399-0615 Joe James Community Center* 1631 Hurst Place - 32209 630-0318 Johnnie Walker Center and Playground 2500 West 20th Street - 32209 630-0321 J.S. Johnson Center* 1112 Jackson Street - 32204 385-4001 Julian W. Barrs Community Center 10151 Crystal Springs Road - 32221 693-4909 Kennedy Community Center 1133 Ionia Street - 32206 630-0933 Legends Center 5130 Soutel Drive - 32208 255-4050 Lewis Cobb Center and Playground 4511 Portsmouth Drive - 32208 765-6753 Lillian Saunders Center 2759 Bartley Circle - 32207 389-4244 Mary Lena Gibbs Gymnasium and Center 6974 Wilson Boulevard - 32210 573-3153 McGirts Creek Community Center* 8435 118th Street - 32244 573-3183 Mitchell Center 1010 Acorn Street - 32209 630-0331 Normandy Center* 1751 Lindsey Road - 32221 379-5612 Oceanway Center and Playground 12215 Sago Avenue - 32218 751-3386 Russell Bill Cook* 3300 Jones Street - 32206 619-8298 Simonds-Johnson Center* 3730 Moncrief Road - 32209 768-8525

Westbrook Center* 905 Westbrook Road - 32209 405-4086 Windy Hill Community Building 10540 Anders Boulevard - 32246 565-2669 *Partner-managed facility – JaxParks manages 33 outdoor swimming pools along with the Cecil Aquatic Center, an indoor facility consisting of an Olympic-size pool and smaller exercise and training pool. Swim lessons, aqua fitness classes, open swim and more are available to all Jacksonville residents. CITY OF JACKSONVILLE MARINE AND NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION 255-7919 www.jaxparks.com Outdoor activities, environmental education, exploration and relaxation … it is all a part of the offerings through JaxParks’ division of Marine and Natural Resources. Along with extensive preservation properties, the division also manages the city’s numerous boat ramps, kayak launch sites and fishing spots, providing opportunity for water access to the city’s beautiful St. Johns River and its tributaries. JEWISH COMMUNITY ALLIANCE 8505 San Jose Boulevard - 32217 730-2100 www.jcajax.org YMCA Brooks Family YMCA 10423 Centurion Parkway North - 32256 854-2000 Johnson Family YMCA 5700 Cleveland Road - 32209 765-3589 Williams Family YMCA 10415 San Jose Boulevard - 32257 292-1660 Winston Family YMCA 221 Riverside Avenue - 32202 355-1436 www.fcymca.org Offers educational classes and health and fitness programs.

R | Recreation The City of Jacksonville has the largest urban park system in the country. Listed below are parks and swimming pools in Jacksonville.

Beach and Peach Urban Park

Bulls Bay Preserve

10013 Anders Boulevard - 32246

3000 Imeson Road - 32220

103rd Street Sports Complex

Beach Boulevard Boat Ramp

Burnett Park

10244 103rd Street - 32222

8540 Beach Boulevard - 32216

3740 Burnett Park Road - 32257

A. Philip Randolph Heritage Park

Beachwood Center and Park

Buster Ford Checkerboard Park

1096 A. Philip Randolph Boulevard - 32206

11758 Marina Drive - 32246

804 A. Philip Randolph Boulevard - 32206

Adams Park

Bee Street Park

Caleb Park

3419 Riverside Avenue - 32205

720 South Shores Road - 32207

10312 Old Gainesville Road - 32221

Adolph Wurn Park

Belmonte Park

Cameron Park

2115 Dean Road - 32216

1440 Belmonte Avenue - 32207

1055 Day Avenue - 32205

Alberts Field

Bert Maxwell Boat Ramp

Camp Milton Historic Preserve

12073 Brady Road - 32223

500 Maxwell Road - 32218

1225 Halsema Road North - 32220

Alejandro Garces Camp Tomahawk Park

Bethesda Park

Cardinal Park

8419 San Ardo Road - 32217

10790 Key Haven - 32218

4715 Cardinal Boulevard - 32210

Alexandria Oaks Park

Bettes Park

Carrol Road Park

1620 Marco Place - 32207

3800 Bettes Circle - 32210

10240 Carrol Road - 32246

Alimacani Boat Ramp

Betz Tiger Point Park

Carvill Park

11080 Heckscher Drive - 32226

13990 Pumpkin Hill Road - 32226

1302 Carvill Avenue - 32208

Alimacani Elementary School Park

Beverly Hills Park

Castaway Island Preserve

2051 San Pablo Road South - 32224

4511 Portsmouth Avenue - 32208

2885 San Pablo Road South - 32224

Alimacani Park

Big Pottsburg Creek Preserve

Catherine Hester McNair Park

11080 Heckscher Drive - 32226

7440 Holiday Road - 32216

551 West 25th Street - 32206

Andrew Jackson Pool

Big Talbot Island State Park

Cedar Hills Park

3816 Main Street - 32206

12157 Heckscher Drive - 32226

6709 Watoma Street - 32210

Angelina Danese Park

Bishop Circle Park

Cedar Point Boat Ramp

3310 St. Augustine Road - 32207

5661 Bishop Circle - 32207

12000 Pumpkin Hill Road - 32226

Archie Dickinson Park

Bishopswood Park

Cedar Point Preserve

410 Jackson Road - 32225

6990 Argyle Forest Boulevard - 32244

Black Hammock Island - 32226

Argyle Forest Park

Black Hammock Island Park

Cemetery Park

8533 Acanthus Drive - 32244

15770 Sawpit Road - 32226

Winona Drive - 32209

Arlington Lions Club Park

Blue Cypress Park

Cesery Park

4322-1 Richard Denby Gatlin Road - 32277

4012 University Boulevard North - 32277

2601 Cesery Boulevard - 32211

Arlington Little League Park

Bob Hayes Sports Complex

Chapelgate Park

6300 Fort Caroline Road - 32211

5054 Soutel Drive - 32208

3824 Chapelgate Road - 32223

Arlington Road Boat Ramp

Boone Park

Charles “Boobie” Clark Park and Pool

5130 Arlington Road - 32211

3700 Park Street - 32205

8793 Sibbald Road - 32208

Arlingwood Park

Brackridge Park

Charles Reese Memorial Park

1503 Mill Creek Road - 32211

8650 Newton Road - 32216

1200 Ken Knight Drive - 32208

Atlantic Highlands Park

Brannan Field Park

Cherry Street Park

1725 Sunnyside Drive - 32224

7809 Forest Trail Road - 32222

1865 Cherry Street - 32205

Baker Point

Brooklyn Park

Chets Creek Elementary

4045 San Juan Avenue - 32210

1201 Jackson Street - 32204

13200 Chets Creek Boulevard - 32224

Baker Skinner Park

Brookview Elementary School Park

Chuck Rogers Park

7641 Powers Avenue - 32217

10441 McAleer Road - 32246

11950 San Jose Boulevard - 32223

Balis Park

Brown L. Whatley Memorial Park

Cisco Gardens Park

1999 San Marco Boulevard - 32207

Alexandria Place South - 32207

4238 Jones Road - 32219

Barney Browning Park

Bruce Park

Clanzel T. Brown Park

6014 Norwood Avenue - 32208

6549 Arlington Road - 32211

4575 Moncrief Road - 32209

Bay and Broad Pocket Park

Buck Park

Colonial Manor Lake Park

529 Bay Street West - 32202

11128 McCormick Road - 32225

3625 San Jose Boulevard - 32207

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Recreation Columbus Park

Edgewood Park 1, 2, 3, 4

Genovar Park

2850 Iroquois Avenue - 32210

Edgewood Avenue South - 32205

12810 Genovar Street - 32256

Concord Park

Edwards Park

Gerrie’s Park

7932 Concord Circle East - 32208

1221 East 11th Street - 32206

6629 Fort Caroline Road - 32277

Confederate Park

Elizabeth Park

Girvin Road Park

956 Hubbard Street - 32206

1886 Elizabeth Place - 32205

515 Girvin Road - 32225

Confederate Playground

Elizabeth R. Powell Park

Glen Myra Park

949 Hubbard Street - 32206

Redpoll Avenue - 32219

1429 Winthrop Street - 32206

Cortez Park

Emmett Reed Park

Glynlea Park

4260 Baltic Street - 32210

1093 West 6th Street - 32209

6801 Altama Road - 32216

County Dock

Enterprise Park

Golf Club of Jacksonville

2400 County Dock Road - 32223

9401 Argyle Forest Boulevard - 32244

10440 Tournament Lane - 32222

Crabtree Park

Eugene Butler Middle School Park

Goodby’s Creek Preserve

1704 University Boulevard West - 32217

900 Acorn Street - 32209

9145 San Jose Boulevard - 32257

Cradle Creek Preserve

Eugene M. Glover Playground

Goodby’s Lake Boat Ramp

900 15th Street - 32250

1701 Myrtle Avenue - 32209

9020 San Jose Boulevard - 32257

Criswell Park

Fishweir Park

Granada Park

5372 Park Street - 32210

3925 Valencia Road - 32205

3960 Alcazar Avenue - 32207

Crystal Springs Road Park

Fletcher Morgan Park

Greenland Park

9800 Crystal Springs Road - 32221

6736 Beach Boulevard - 32216

11808 Fayal Drive - 32258

Cuba Hunter Park

Fletcher Park

Greenridge Road Park

4380 Emerson Street - 32207

1652 Atlantic Boulevard - 32207

3850 San Jose Boulevard - 32207

Curtis Lee Johnson Marina Boat Ramp

Florida C. Dwight Memorial Playground

Greenscape Celebration Park

5434 San Juan Avenue - 32210

1199 West Church Street - 32204

801 LaSalle Street - 32207

Dames Point Park

Flossie Brunson Eastside Park

Grove Park

9101 Dames Point Road - 32226

1050 Franklin Street - 32202

1500 Grove Park Boulevard - 32216

David Wayne Pack Park

Forestry Tower Park

Grunthal Park

4871 Ocean Street - 32233

10430 Beach Boulevard - 32246

1660 West 13th Street - 32209

Deerwood Rotary Children’s Park

Forestview Park

Half Moon Island Park

7901 Baymeadows Road East - 32256

4203 Kenndle Road - 32208

US Highway 17 near Nassau River - 32210

Desoto Park

Fort Caroline Club

Hammond Park

3970 Baltic Street - 32210

4131 Ferber Road - 32277

2142 Melson Avenue - 32254

Dinsmore Boat Ramp and Playground

Fort Caroline National Memorial

Harborview Boat Ramp

6800 Dunn Avenue Terrace - 32219

12713 Fort Caroline Road - 32225

4100 Harborview Drive - 32208

Dinsmore Park and Center

Fort Family Regional Park at Baymeadows

Helen Cooper Floyd Park

7330 Civic Club Drive - 32219

8000 Baymeadows Road East - 32256

3600 State Road A1A - 32233

Dinsmore Playground

Fort George Island State Cultural Site

Hemming Park

10632 Old Kings Road - 32219

11241 Fort George Road - 32223

135 Monroe Street West - 32202

Drew Park

Fouraker Park

Henry J. Klutho Park

6621 Barnes Road South - 32216

8140 Lenox Avenue - 32221

635 3rd Street - 32206

Dutton Island Preserve

Friendship Fountain

Henry L. Brown Kooker Park

2001 Dutton Drive - 32233

1015 Museum Circle - 32207

1400 East 20th Street - 32206

Earl Johnson Memorial Park

Fulton Road Landing

Henry T. Jones Community Center

5308 St. Augustine Road - 32207

5099 Fulton Road - 32225

3856 Grant Road - 32207

Eartha H. Napoleon Park

G.E.N.A. Park

Henry T. Jones Park

11597 Harts Road - 32218

4603 Clinton Avenue - 32207

2335 Gattis Lane - 32207

Ed Austin Regional Park

Gamewell Tot Lot

Historic Kings Road Park

11751 McCormick Road - 32225

6608 Terry Parker Drive South - 32211

1972 Kings Avenue - 32207

Ed White School Pool

Garden City Park

Holiday Road Park

1700 Old Middleburg Road - 32210

11246 Lem Turner Road - 32218

6795 Holiday Road North - 32216

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Joe Carlucci Sisters Creek Park and Boat Ramp

Little Talbot Island State Park

319 Cherokee Street - 32254

8414 Heritage River Road - 32226

12157 Heckscher Drive - 32226

Home Gardens Park

Joe Davis Memorial Park

Long Branch Park

6367 Mockingbird Road - 32219

2545 Larsen Road - 32207

4110 Franklin Street - 32206

Hood Landing Boat Ramp

Joe James Center

Lonnie C. Miller Senior Regional Park

12925 Hood Landing Road - 32223

1631 Hurst Place - 32209

7689 Price Lane - 32208

Huffman Boulevard Park

John D. Liverman Park

Lonnie Wurn Boat Ramp

2775 Huffman Boulevard - 32246

6680 Grace Lane - 32205

4131 Ferber Road - 32277

Huguenot Memorial Park

John N. McPherson Park

Loretto Nature Center

10980 Heckscher Drive - 32226

526 West 8th Street - 32206

3900 Loretto Road - 32223

Huntington Forest

John Stockton Elementary School Park

Losco Regional Park

10106 Huntington Forest Boulevard - 32257

4827 Carlisle Road - 32210

10931 Hood Road South - 32257

Intracoastal Boat Ramp

Johnnie W. Walker Park

Lovelace Park

2510 2nd Avenue - 32250

2500 West 20th Street - 32209

6401 Barnes Road - 32216

Isle of Palms Park

Joseph Lee Center

Lynn Park

3780 Eunice Road - 32250

5120 Perry Street - 32208

5109 Lambing Road - 32210

Ivey Road Park

Joseph Stilwell Middle School Park

Main Street Park

9000 Ivey Road - 32216

7840 Burma Road - 32221

Main Street - 32202

J. Gardner Nip Sams Memorial Park

Julington Durbin Creek Preserve

Mallison Park and Center

7000 Richardson Road - 32209

13130 Bartram Park Boulevard - 32223

3133 Lenox Avenue - 32254

J.S. Johnson Park

Julius Guinyard Park and Pool

Mandarin High School Pool

1112 Jackson Street - 32204

1359 Jefferson Street - 32209

4831 Greenland Road - 32258

Jacksonville Baldwin Rail Trail

Justina Road Elementary Park

Mandarin Park

850 North Center Street - 32234

3143 Justina Road - 32277

14780 Mandarin Road - 32223

Jacksonville Beach Golf Course

Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park

Manson Bull Felder Park

605 South Penman Road - 32250

500 Wonderwood Drive - 32233

1045 Fuller Lane - 32206

Jacksonville Heights Elementary School Park

Kings Road Historic Preserve

Marion Park

7701 Wheat Road - 32244

Normandy at Manning Cemetery Road - 32221

840 Marion Circle - 32208

Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens

Lake Lucina Elementary Park

Marjenhoff Park

370 Zoo Parkway - 32218

6527 Merrill Road - 32277

1955 Southhampton Road - 32207

James and Downing Park

Lake Shore Middle School Pool

Martin Luther King Elementary

1061 James Street - 32205

2519 Bayview Road - 32210

8801 Lake Placid Drive East - 32208

James Fields Park

Lakeside Park I and II

Mary Lena Gibbs

3327 Lane Avenue - 32254

4190 Lakeside Drive - 32210

6974 Wilson Boulevard - 32210

James P. Small Park

Landon Park

Maxville Park

1701 Myrtle Avenue - 32209

1800 San Marco Boulevard - 32207

18065 Pennsylvania Avenue - 32234

Jammes Road Park

Lannie Road Park

May Mann Jennings Park

6382 118th Street - 32244

3461 Lannie Road - 32218

628 Winona Drive - 32206

Jasmine Park

Largo Well Park

McCoys Creek Boulevard Park

4030 College Street - 32205

1964 Largo Road - 32207

2805 McCoys Creek Boulevard - 32254

Jennings State Forest

Lem Merrett Park

McGirts Creek Park

New Kings Road - 32219

845 Ellis Road - 32205

8435 118th Street - 32244

Jerusalem and White

Leonard Abess Park

McGirts Creek Park Expansion

2331 Jerusalem Street - 32207

12743 Leonard Abess Boulevard - 32225

8400 118th Street - 32244

Jesse B. Smith Memorial Plaza

Liberty Park

Melvin Park

133 Forsyth Street East - 32202

1938 Liberty Street - 32206

7401 Melvin Road - 32210

Jessie Ball DuPont Park

Lillian S. Davin Park

Memorial Park

1123 Prudential Drive - 32207

2311 River Road - 32207

1620 Riverside Avenue - 32204

Jim Rink Park

Lillian Saunders Center

Metropolitan Park

801 Cedar Street - 32207

2750 Bartley Circle - 32207

4110 Gator Bowl Drive - 32202

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Recreation Michael B. Scanlon Mayport Boat Ramp

Ortega Hills Park

River Oaks Park

4870 Ocean Street - 32233

4791 Ortega Hills Drive - 32244

1000 River Oaks Road - 32207

Mickey King Park

Ortega Hills Playground

Riverfront Park

3758 & 3808 Hendricks Avenue - 32207

5000 Greenway Drive - 32244

901 Landon Avenue - 32207

Mitchell Center and Park

Our Community Club Park

Riverside Park

1010 Acorn Street - 32209

6200 Old Middleburg Road - 32222

753 Park Street - 32204

Modesky Park

Pablo Creek Preserve

Riverview Park

1162 Green Cay Avenue - 32233

Southside of JTB at Hodges - 32256

9620 East Water Street - 32208

Monticello Wildlands

Palmer Terrace

Robert F. Kennedy Park

Forest Trail Road - 32219

Palmer Terrace - 32207

1133 Ionia Street - 32206

Murray Drive Playground

Palmetto Leaves Regional Park

Rolliston Park

1187 Murray Drive - 32205

5720 Greenland Road - 32257

7505 Rolliston Road - 32208

Murray Hill Art Center at Herbert Bayer

Palms Fish Camp

Rondette Park

4327 Kerle Street - 32205

6359 Heckscher Drive - 32226

3500 Rondette Lake Road - 32277

Murray Hill Four Corners Park

Panama Park

Royal Terrace

4602 Lawnview Street - 32205

6912 Buffalo Avenue - 32208

5630 Benedict Road - 32209

Murray Hill Playground

Parkwood Heights Elementary Park

Russell Bill Cook Jr. Park

4208 Kingsbury Street - 32205

1709 Lansdowne Road - 32211

3300 Jones Street - 32206

Myrtle Avenue Park

Patton Park

Rutledge Pearson Center

217 Myrtle Avenue - 32204

2850 Hodges Boulevard - 32246

1314 Union Street - 32209

Nathan Krestul Park

Peace Memorial Park

Ryder Park

2001 LaVaca Road - 32217

1515 Mallory Street - 32205

2332 Automobile Drive - 32209

Native Parks 1 and 2

Pearl Street Park

S-Line Rail Trail

Park Street - 32205

Pearl Street - 32208

Main Street - 32206

New Berlin Boat Ramp

Pickwick Park

S. A. Hull Elementary School Park

New Berlin Road - 32226

3320 Chrysler Drive - 32257

7528 Hull Street - 32219

New Berlin Model Airplane Field

Pine Forest Elementary School Park

Sal Taylor Creek Preserve

10525 Island Drive - 32226

3939 Grant Road - 32207

5873 Nathan Hale Road - 32221

Norman Studios

Pope Duval Park

San Jose Acre Park

6337 Arlington Road - 32211

13500 West Beaver Street - 32215

2965 Caballero Drive - 32227

Normandy Boulevard Sports Complex

Powers Park

San Jose Elementary School Park

10851 Normandy Boulevard - 32221

3153 Green Street - 32205

5805 St. Augustine Road - 32207

Normandy Center

Pumpkin Hill Creek State Buffer Preserve

San Mateo Elementary Park

1751 Lindsey Road - 32221

Cedar Point Road - 32226

600 Baisden Road - 32218

Normandy Park

Ray Greene Park

San Mateo Little League

1728 Lindsey Road - 32221

2149 Leonid Road - 32218

1185 Kraft Road - 32218

North Shore Park

Raymond E. Davis Park

San Mateo Neighborhood Park

7901 Pearl Street - 32208

3011 Spires Street - 32209

11452 Renne Drive - 32218

Northbank Riverwalk

Reddie Point Preserve

San Pablo Elementary Playground

201 East Coastline Drive - 32202

4499 Yachtman Way - 32277

801 18th Avenue North - 32246

Norwood Park

Ribault River Preserve

Saratoga Lake Park

6919 Norwood Drive - 32208

3250 Clyde Drive - 32208

141 University Boulevard - 32211

Oak Harbor Boat Ramp

Ribault River Preserve Expansion

Scott Park

2428 Seaway Street - 32233

2617 Ribault Scenic Drive - 32208

2745 Hamilton Circle - 32209

Oak Hill Elementary Park

Ribault Scenic Drive Park

Seminole Park

6900 Daughtry Boulevard - 32210

Ribault Scenic Drive - 32208

4170 McGirts Boulevard - 32210

Oakland Park

Ringhaver Park

Sidney J. Gefen Riverwalk Park

657 East Union Street - 32206

5198 118th Street - 32244

505 Alfred Dupont Place - 32202

Oceanway Center and Park and Pool

Ritz Park

Signet Park

12215 Sago Avenue - 32218

916 State Street West - 32202

197 West 67th Street - 32208

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Tidewater Acres Park

Westbrook Center and Park

3730 Moncrief Road - 32209

7140 Berry Avenue - 32211

905 Westbrook Road - 32209

Singleton Park

Tillie K. Fowler Regional Park

Westridge Park

6725 Hema Road - 32209

7000 Roosevelt Boulevard - 32244

2301 Maple Grove Road - 32221

Sisters Creek Marina

Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve

Westside Park

8203 Heckscher Drive - 32226

Sawpit Road - 32226

1061 Line Street - 32209

Southbank Riverwalk

Timucuan Elementary

Westwood Park

1001 Museum Circle - 32207

5429 110th Street - 32244

5900 West Tampico Road - 32244

Southside Estates Elementary School Park

Timuquana Park

Wheat Road Park

9764 Jupiter Court South - 32246

4541 Timuquana Road - 32210

7706 Wheat Road - 32244

Southside Park

Tom Marshall Park

Whitehouse Park

1541 Hendricks Avenue - 32207

1471 Elmar Road - 32218

11100 General Avenue - 32220

St. Johns Marina

Touchton Road Park

Wigmore Park

901 Museum Circle - 32207

8551 Touchton Road - 32216

1805 Wigmore Street - 32206

St. Johns Park

St. Nicholas Train Station Park

Wiley Road Playground

1403 Riverplace Boulevard - 32202

2564 Atlantic Boulevard - 32207

2150 Lane Avenue - 32210

St. Nicholas Park

Tree Hill Nature Center

William F. Sheffield Regional Park

3501 Luce Street - 32207

7152 Lone Star Road - 32211

3659 New Berlin Road - 32226

St. Nicholas Playground

Venetia Elementary School Park

Willowbranch Park

2260 Spring Park Road - 32207

4300 Timuquana Road - 32244

2870 Sydney Street - 32205

Stinson Park

Verona Park

Willowbranch Rose Garden Park

4050 San Juan Avenue - 32210

7155 San Jose Boulevard - 32217

2840 Park Street - 32205

Stockton Park

Victoria Park

Windy Hill Center

4021 Ortega Boulevard - 32210

2948 Knights Lane West - 32216

10445 Anders Boulevard - 32246

Sunny Acres

Victory Park

Windy Hill Elementary Park

2850 Wompi Drive - 32225

3781 University Club Boulevard - 32277

3850 Skycrest Drive - 32246

Sweetwater Playground

Walter Anderson Memorial Park

Woodstock Park

7220 Esther Street - 32210

2738 Orange Picker Road - 32223

2839 West Beaver Street - 32209

T. K. Stokes Boat Ramp

Walter Jones Historical Park

Yacht Basin Park

2120 Riverview Street - 32208

11964 Mandarin Road - 32223

2941 St. Johns Avenue - 32205

Tallulah Park

Warren W. Schell Junior Memorial Park

Yancey Park

336 Tallulah Street - 32208

510 West 6th Street - 32206

3352 Soutel Drive - 32208

Tara Woods Park

Warrington Park

Yellow Water Trailhead

4824 Lofty Pine Circle East - 32210

325 Bowlan Street - 32216

Yellow Water Road - 32222

Taye Brown Regional Park

Water & Broad Street Pocket Park

Yerkes Park

13951 Normandy Boulevard - 32221

663 Water Street South - 32202

3927 McGirts Boulevard - 32210

Terrace Park

Wayne B. Stevens Boat Ramp

Zeta Phi Beta Park

657 Edgewood Avenue North - 32254

4555 Ortega Farms Boulevard - 32210

3721 Owen Road - 32208

Thomas Creek Preserve

Wesconnett Elementary School Park

17200 Ethel Road - 32218

5869 105th Street - 32244

Thomas Jefferson Park

Wesconnett Park

320 Jackson Avenue - 32220

6045 105th Street - 32244

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REHABILITATION SERVICES WESTMINSTER ST. AUGUSTINE 235 Towerview Drive St. Augustine, FL 32092 877-277-1244 www.westminsterstaugustinefl.org  see our ad page 7 WESTMINSTER WOODS ON JULINGTON CREEK 25 State Road 13 Jacksonville, FL 32259 877-280-3594 www.westminsterwoodsfl.org  see our ad page 7 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS Main organizations for each religion. Please call or visit the website listed to find a place of worship. AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 11th Episcopal District Office 101 East Union Street, Suite 301 - 32202 355-8262 www.11thdistrictame.org BAHA’I COMMUNITY CENTER OF JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 5034 Greenland Road - 32258 646-9813 www.bahaicommcenterjax.com BUCKMAN BRIDGE UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH 8447 Manresa Avenue - 32244 276-3739 www.bbuuc.org CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF SAINT AUGUSTINE 11625 Old St. Augustine Road - 32258 262-3200 www.dosafl.com

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EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF FLORIDA, THE 325 North Market Street - 32202 356-1328 www.diocesefl.org FLORIDA BAPTIST CONVENTION 6850 Belfort Oaks Place - 32216 396-2351 www.flbaptist.org FLORIDA CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, THE North District Office 1415 LaSalle Street - 32207 396-3026 www.flumc2.org FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE MISSION OF THE MORMON CHURCH 8663 Baypine Road, Suite 102 - 32256 636-0604 www.lds.org HINDU SOCIETY OF NORTH EAST FLORIDA 4968 Greenland Road - 32258 268-7630 www.hsnef.org ISLAMIC CENTER OF NORTHEAST FLORIDA, INC. 2333 St. Johns Bluff Road South - 32246 646-3462 www.icnef.org JEWISH FEDERATION OF JACKSONVILLE 8505 San Jose Boulevard - 32217 448-5000 www.jewishjacksonville.org MAITREYA KADAMPA BUDDHIST CENTER 85 Sailfish Drive East Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 222-8531 www.meditationinjacksonville.org PRESBYTERY OF ST. AUGUSTINE OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1937 University Boulevard West - 32217 733-8277 www.staugpres.org 127

R | Retirement & Life Care Communities & Homes AUGUSTINE LANDING 10141 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 682-9142 1

1600 Shetter Avenue Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

904-241-5207 1-800-955-8771/TTY • Spacious One & Two Bedroom Apartments • HUD Subsidy Available for Qualified Applicants www.pablohamlet.com 115 South Third Street Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

904-249-3866 1-800-955-8771/TTY • Efficiencies & One Bedroom Apartments • Utilities Included • HUD Subsidy Available for Qualified Applicants A Senior Apartment Community at the Beach

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BROOKDALE SOUTHSIDE 9601 Southbrook Drive - 32256 413-0876 2

CAROLINE OAKS 5175 North Main Street - 32208 559-2059 3

CATHEDRAL RESIDENCES A SENIOR COMMUNITY 601 North Newnan Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 798-5360 www.cathedralresidences.net  see our ad page 131 CECIL PINES ADULT LIVING COMMUNITY 6008 Lake Cove Avenue - 32221 771-8839 5

CYPRESS VILLAGE 4600 Middleton Park Circle East - 32224 223-6100 6

RETIREMENT & LIFE CARE COMMUNITIES & HOMES Planned senior retirement communities offer a range of options and services for seniors desiring a leisurely, hassle-free lifestyle. Maintenance, housekeeping, social programs, transportation, central dining facilities, security and a caring staff are just some of the helpful services that may be included. Choose among single-family homes in rural settings, standard apartment complexes, high-rises with breathtaking views, or apartments nestled among pristine golf courses. Each Retirement & Life Care Community & Home listing is numbered and has a corresponding pinpoint on the map on page 130.

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FLEET LANDING 1 Fleet Landing Boulevard Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 246-9900  see our ad page 5 FLORIDA CHRISTIAN APARTMENTS 1115 Edgewood Avenue South - 32205 381-4800 8

FOUNTAINS AT MILL COVE, THE 9960 Atrium Way - 32225 724-4726 9

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Spacious Efficiencies & One Bedroom Apartments Available Convenient to Shopping • Planned Activities • Onsite Service Coordinators Individually Controlled Heat and A/C • Group Outings • HUD Subsidized

Hurley..........3333 University Blvd. N. - 32277....744-6022 San Jose.........3630 Galicia Rd. - 32217...........739-0555 TTY Florida Relay Center................711 1-800-955-8771

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HURLEY APARTMENTS 3333 University Boulevard North Jacksonville, FL 32277 744-6022 JACKSONVILLE TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS 3465 Philips Highway - 32207 399-5065 11

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LEGEND SENIOR LIVING 14333-26 Beach Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32250 490-6300 legendseniorliving.com  see our ad this page MADISON MANOR 7400 Hogan Road - 32216 721-9555 13

MARCIS POINTE 6734 103rd Street - 32210 778-0030 14

MARY EAVES 1250 16th Street West - 32209 630-7799 15

MEETING HOUSE AT COLLINS COVE, THE 5400 Collins Lake Drive - 32244 215-8686 16

MORRIS MANOR 9050 Norfolk Boulevard - 32208 764-3252 17

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MOUNT CARMEL GARDENS APARTMENTS 5846 Mount Carmel Terrace - 32216 733-6696 18

PABLO HAMLET 1600 Shetter Avenue Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 241-5207 www.pablohamlet.com  see our ad page 128 20

PABLO TOWERS 115 South Third Street Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 249-3866 www.pablotowers.com  see our ad page 128

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PEYTON RIDGE 1800 Corporate Square Boulevard - 32216 559-2058

22 PSI MANDARIN CENTER 3933 Pritmore Road Jacksonville, FL 32257 268-6511 7-1-1 for Hearing Impaired www.nationalchurchresidences.org  see our ad this page

• Newly Renovated Apartments • Newly Renovated Fitness Center • 62+ 601 N. Newnan Street • 24-Hr. Front Desk Jacksonville, FL 32202 • Active Resident Please call today to schedule a tour. Association 904-798-5360 • On-Site Laundry 1-800-438-4817 • Computer Lab FL Relay TTY 1-800-955-8771 www.cathedralresidences.org • Small Pets Are Welcome

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RIVERSIDE PARK APARTMENTS 750 Oak Street - 32204 356-9884 23

RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN RESIDENCES 24a 1045 Oak Street - 32204 353-6111 24b 2020 Park Street - 32204 388-9376 RIVERTON TOWER 5253 Arlington Expressway - 32211 743-5090 25

A Commitment to Quality, Affordable Housing One-Bedroom Floor Plan • 24hr Emergency Maintenance • Emergency Call System Elevator • Service Coordinator • Picnic Area Community Room • Library 62+/Disabled 18 and over

904.268.6511 3933 Pritmore Rd. • Jacksonville, FL 32257 www.nationalchurchresidences.org TDD/TTY Florida Relay 711

SAN JOSE APARTMENTS 3630 Galicia Road Jacksonville, FL 32217 739-0555

TAYLOR RESIDENCES 6601 Chester Avenue - 32217 636-0313

SENIOR CITIZEN VILLAGE 801 West 4th Street, Building 18 - 32209 359-0907

TOWERS OF JACKSONVILLE, THE 1400 LeBaron Avenue - 32207 398-3406

STEVENS DUVAL APARTMENTS 601 North Ocean Street - 32202 358-8872

SUNDALE MANOR 3505 Corby Street - 32205 381-4817

WINDSOR POINTE OF JACKSONVILLE 4060 San Pablo Parkway Jacksonville, FL 32224 490-6300 www.windsorpointejax.com  see our ad page 129

SWEETWATER BY DEL WEBB 11683 Surfbird Circle - 32256 519-6673

WYNDHAM LAKES 10660 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 262-4600

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SHORT-TERM REHABILITATION FLEET LANDING 1 Fleet Landing Boulevard Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 246-9900 www.fleetlanding.com  see our ad page 5 SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES Skilled Nursing Facilities are residences that provide meals, recreational activities, nursing, custodial assistance and rehabilitative care to those with illnesses, injuries or functional disabilities. Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNF) and Skilled Nursing Units (SNU) are the two main types of nursing homes in Florida. A SNF is a free-standing facility while a SNU is a hospitalbased facility. SNFs are licensed and inspected by the state of Florida and SNUs are licensed as part of a hospital. First Coast Long-Term Care Ombudsman Council, District 5 4161 Carmichael Avenue, Suite 141 - 32207 391-3942 Advocates for residents in Skilled Nursing Facilities and Assisted Living Facilities, investigates complaints on their behalf and inspects facilities annually. For approximate locations of Skilled Nursing Facilities, see map with corresponding pinpoints on page 133. AVANTÉ VILLA AT JACKSONVILLE BEACH, INC. 1504 Seabreeze Avenue Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 249-7421 1

BROOKS REHABILITATION BARTRAM CROSSING 6209 Brooks Bartram Drive - 32258 528-3000 2

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BROOKS REHABILITATION UNIVERSITY CROSSING 6210 Beach Boulevard - 32216 345-8100 3

CATHEDRAL CARE 333 East Ashley Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 798-5300 www.cathedralcarejax.com CONSULATE HEALTH CARE OF JACKSONVILLE 4101 Southpoint Drive East - 32216 296-6800 5

CROSS CARE CENTER 5888 Blanding Boulevard - 32244 772-1220 6

CYPRESS VILLAGE 4600 Middleton Park Circle East - 32224 223-6100 7

DOLPHIN POINTE HEALTH CARE 5355 Dolphin Point Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32211 877–DOLPHIN (365-7446) 914-8801 www.dolphinpointehc.com  see our ad page 2 EDGEWOOD NURSING CENTER 1771 Edgewood Avenue West - 32208 766-7436 9

FIRST COAST HEALTH & REHABILITATION CENTER 7723 Jasper Avenue - 32211 725-8044 10

FLEET LANDING 1 Fleet Landing Boulevard Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 246-9900 www.fleetlanding.com  see our ad page 5

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FOUNTAINS AT MILL COVE, THE 9960 Atrium Way - 32225 724-4726

PARK RIDGE NURSING CENTER 730 College Street - 32204 358-6711

FOURAKER HILLS REHAB AND NURSING CENTER 1650 Fouraker Road - 32221 786-8668

REGENTS PARK OF JACKSONVILLE 8700 AC Skinner Parkway - 32256 642-7300

HARTS HARBOR HEALTH CARE CENTER 11565 Harts Road - 32218 751-1834 14

HEARTLAND HEALTH CARE CENTER - JACKSONVILLE 8495 Normandy Boulevard - 32221 783-3749 15

HEARTLAND HEALTH CARE CENTER OF SOUTH JACKSONVILLE 3648 University Boulevard South - 32216 733-7440 16

JACKSONVILLE NURSING AND REHAB CENTER 4134 Dunn Avenue - 32218 766-2297 17

LAKESIDE NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER 11411 Armsdale Road - 32218 714-3793 18

LANIER REHABILITATION CENTER 12740 Lanier Road - 32226 757-0600 19

LIFE CARE CENTER OF JACKSONVILLE 4813 Lenoir Avenue - 32216 332-4546 20

OPIS RIVERWOOD CENTER 2802 Parental Home Road - 32216 721-0088 21

PALM GARDEN OF JACKSONVILLE 5725 Spring Park Road - 32216 733-6954 22

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RIVER GARDEN HEBREW HOME FOR THE AGED 11401 Old St. Augustine Road - 32258 260-1818 25

SAN JOSE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER 9355 San Jose Boulevard - 32257 739-0877 26

SHANDS JACKSONVILLE MEDICAL CENTER 655 West 8th Street - 32209 244-8675 27

SIGNATURE HEALTHCARE OF JACKSONVILLE 2061 Hyde Park Road - 32210 786-7331 28

ST. CATHERINE LABOURÉ MANOR, INC. 1750 Stockton Street - 32204 308-4700 29

SUMMER BROOK HEALTH CARE CENTER 5377 Moncrief Road - 32209 768-1506 30

TAYLOR CARE CENTER 6535 Chester Avenue - 32217 731-8230 31

TERRACE OF JACKSONVILLE, THE 10680 Old St. Augustine Road - 32257 268-4953 32

WEST JACKSONVILLE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER 1650 Fouraker Road - 32221 786-8668 33

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WESTMINSTER ST. AUGUSTINE 235 Towerview Drive St. Augustine, FL 32092 877-277-1244 www.westminsterstaugustinefl.org  see our ad page 7 35

WESTMINSTER WOODS ON JULINGTON CREEK 25 State Road 13 Jacksonville, FL 32259 877-280-3594 www.westminsterwoodsfl.org  see our ad page 7

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Information System The Florida Department of Transportation’s (FDOT) Florida 511 Traveler Information System is the state’s official source for traffic and travel information. Florida 511 provides toll-free, real-time information on crashes, construction, congestion, travel times, severe weather, AMBER Alerts and more.

WOODLAND GROVE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER 4325 Southpoint Boulevard - 32216 245-7620 36

SOCIAL SECURITY SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION Jacksonville North Social Security Office 1685 Dunn Avenue - 32218 866-635-0789 Toll-Free Jacksonville Social Security Office 7185 Bonneval Road, Suite 1 - 32256 877-409-8424 Toll-Free www.ssa.gov TRANSPORTATION DEDICATED SENIOR MEDICAL CENTER 3059 Edgewood Avenue West Jacksonville, FL 32209 647-3180 9422 Arlington Expressway Jacksonville, FL 32225 559-1844 6841 Blanding Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32244 862-2175 www.dedicated.care/jacksonville-senior-directory  see our ad page 114 www.heritagepublishinginc.com

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T | Transportation JACKSONVILLE TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY 121 West Forsyth Street, Suite 200 - 32202 630-3181 630-3100 Customer Service 630-3191 (TDD) www.jtafla.com About JTA: Jacksonville Transportation Authority operates a system of buses, trolleys and shuttles that serve Jacksonville and the beaches. The Skyway, an automated monorail system, provides transportation in Downtown Jacksonville, between the Prime Osborn Convention Center and Rosa L. Parks Transit Station on the Northbank, San Marco and Kings Avenue Station across the St. Johns River. Find us on Facebook and Twitter. Fare Information: The fare for buses, trolleys and Community Shuttles is $1.75 per trip, complimentary for ages 65 and older–with a Senior STAR Card–($.50 deviation fee may apply on Community Shuttle vehicles); express buses are $2.75, complimentary for ages 65 and older. Anyone turning 60 prior to December 31, 2014 will receive complimentary travel on JTA buses, trolleys and community shuttles. A STAR Card is required of any senior wishing to receive complimentary rides. The Skyway is free. Discounted fares are available through the purchase of a multi-day STAR Card. For additional information, please call customer service at 630-3100 or visit www.jtafla.com. For added convenience, customers can now plan, track, and pay using the MyJTA mobile ticketing app on fixed route buses. For more information, visit www.myjta.com. JTA’s Paratransit service is a comparable service under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), for people with disabilities who are functionally unable to use regular, accessible, fixed route bus services for some or all of their transportation needs, and for people who are transportation disadvantaged. For information regarding Paratransit services, please call: 265-6001, TDD 636-7402.

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UTILITIES - ELECTRIC BEACHES ENERGY SERVICES Jacksonville Beach City Hall 11 3rd Street North Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 247-6241 www.beachesenergy.com Provides electric services for Neptune Beach and Ponte Vedra Beach. Provides all utilities for Jacksonville Beach. JEA - CUSTOMER CARE CENTER 21 West Church Street - 32202 665-6000 800-683-5542 Toll-Free 800-955-8771 (TDD) 877-690-2812 Translation Line www.jea.com UTILITIES - GAS D & D GAS 7709 Alton Avenue - 32211 725-9144 www.dndgas.com GRIFFIS GAS 461 Tresca Road - 32225 724-4343 http://griffisgas.com TECO PEOPLES GAS 4040 Philips Highway - 32207 739-1211 877-832-6747 Toll-Free www.peoplesgas.com WESTERN NATURAL GAS 2960 Strickland Street - 32254 387-3511 www.westernnaturalgas.com

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UTILITIES - SOLID WASTE & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ADVANCED DISPOSAL SERVICES (ADS) 421-7373 GARBAGE, RECYCLE & TRASH PICK UP 630-CITY (630-2489) SOUTHLAND WASTE SYSTEMS (SWS) 384-2567 WASTE PRO OF FLORIDA (WP) 731-7288 UTILITIES - TELEPHONE AT&T CUSTOMER SERVICE 800-288-2020 Toll-Free www.att.com COMCAST 800-934-6489 www.xfinity.com UTILITIES - WATER BEACHES ENERGY SERVICES Jacksonville Beach City Hall 11 3rd Street North Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 247-6241 www.beachesenergy.com Provides electric services only for Neptune and Ponte Vedra beaches. Provides all utilities for Jacksonville Beach. JEA - CUSTOMER CARE CENTER 21 West Church Street - 32202 665-6000 800-683-5542 Toll-Free 800-955-8771 (TDD) www.jea.com

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VETERAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION 7825 Baymeadows Way, Suite 120-B - 32256 731-0565 FIVE STAR VETERANS CENTER, INC. 40 Acme Street - 32211 723-5950 JACKSONVILLE VA SOUTHPOINT 6900 Southpoint Drive North - 32216 470-6900 JACKSONVILLE VET CENTER Veterans Readjustment Counseling Service 3728 Philips Highway, Suite 31 - 32207 399-8351 MILITARY AFFAIRS AND VETERANS DEPARTMENT, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 117 West Duval Street, Suite 175 - 32202 255-5550 630-4993 (TTY) Email: vetsvc@coj.net www.coj.net Serving Veterans of the U.S. Military by: • Assisting Veterans and their families with filing VA claims for disability. Surviving Spouse Indemnity Compensation, Widows Death Pension Benefit and Aid and Attendance Benefit. • Assistance with preparation and submitting Notice of Disagreement to VA Claims previously submitted. • Assistance with preparation and Submitting Formal Appeals to Board of Veterans Appeals to VA Claims previously submitted. • Assistance with Amendment 7 or Amendment 2 Reduction of Property Tax for Veterans rated by VA Service Connected for Combat Related Disabilities. • Assistance with submitting request to obtain VAFL 27-333, Reduction of Property Tax for Veterans rated by VA as Service Connected 100 percent Permanent and Total.

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V | Veteran Services • Filling out and submitting VA forms for burial benefits. • In-home consultations and assistance made available to the severely disabled. • Providing at-risk or homeless Veterans with temporary housing, food and clothes. • Assisting homeless Veterans to connect to beneficial social services and full-time employment. • Counseling referrals for Veterans in need of rehabilitation to gain independence. • Providing transitional employment and job referral assistance. CareerSource staff are colocated and provide career assistance. Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. • Providing limited social services for Veterans in need of shelter, clothing, and health and comfort items. • Amendment 7 homestead exemption assistance. • Assisting with application for VA Health Care. • Assisting with application for VA Home Loan. Serving active-duty and reserve military members by: • Hosting events that honor our military and their families. • Providing transitional employment and job referral assistance. • Interviewing skills and resume assistance provided on the third Thursday of each month from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Advocating for the expansion of the military presence in Duval County by: • Continuing the Federal advocacy for additional ships, personnel and aircraft and DoD investment at local military bases. • Working with congressional delegation to ensure funding for infrastructure improvements necessary for additional ships and personnel at NS Mayport.

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• Continuing the collaborative effort with the Navy to acquire restrictive easements around OLF Whitehouse, thus preserving its operational capacity. • Managing multiple grants that fund infrastructure improvements on and around area military bases. NORTHEAST FLORIDA VETERANS COUNCIL, C/O MILITARY AFFAIRS & VETERANS SERVICES DEPARTMENT, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 117 West Duval Street, Suite 175 - 32202 255-5550 Meeting: Third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. (6 p.m. social) 40/8 Building (American Legion Post 137) 5443 San Juan Avenue - 32210 www.coj.net “Strength in Unity,” the council’s purpose is to unify the Veterans’ organizations of Northeast Florida, providing solidarity in communicating the Veterans’ viewpoints and a means of disseminating information on issues before local government that affect Veterans, their dependents and surviving spouses. The Council’s general assembly of delegates from area Veteran organizations meet on the third Tuesday of the month (except December) at 7 p.m. at the City Hall Mezzanine at 117 West Duval Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202. Organizational dues are $25 annually. VETERANS AFFAIRS OUTPATIENT CLINIC 1536 North Jefferson Street - 32209 475-5800 Benefits Counseling, ext. 505871 Outpatient Facility of the VA for eligible Veterans.

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VICTIM SERVICES CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, SOCIAL SERVICES DIVISION, PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT Victim Services Center 403 West 10th Street - 32206 255-3388 Fax: 255-3387 www.coj.net The Social Services Division’s Victim Services Center offers comprehensive case management, referral and victim advocacy services for victims/ survivors of crime. The services are structured to help reduce trauma associated with crime victimization by providing crisis intervention, stabilization and recovery services. All of the services are provided at no cost to victims and their significant others. The Victim Services Center works closely with the Mayor’s Victims Assistance Advisory Council (VAAC) to ensure close collaboration with community agencies and service providers in an effort to improve the rights of crime victims. The Victim Services Center provides the following specialized programs and services: • Violent/Property Crime Advocacy services; • Victim Rights information and referral; • Crisis Intervention and needs assessment; • Help with completion and filing of claims for Florida Victim Compensation benefits and follow-up; • Mobile Outreach services to Elderly, Disabled and Veteran victims/survivors; • Intimate Violence Enhanced Services Team (INVEST) for victims of domestic violence; • On Scene Hospital Program; • Victim Assistance Fund provides limited financial assistance with rent, prescription, utilities, auto theft/towing; • Community Education and awareness; • Criminal Justice support.

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For information call: Maliza McMillan, Program Manager Social Services Division 403 West 10th Street - 32206 255-3388 email: mmcmill@coj.net HUBBARD HOUSE, INC. 354-3114 354-3958 TTY 24-Hour Hotline www.hubbardhouse.org Provides a temporary shelter for victims of domestic violence and their children. Empowerment counseling is offered to resident and nonresident victims and their children to help them take control of their lives. JUSTICE COALITION, THE 1935 Lane Avenue, Suite 1 - 32210 783-6312 www.justicecoalition.org The Justice Coalition is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that advocates for innocent victims of violent crimes in Northeast Florida. MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING NORTHEAST FLORIDA CHAPTER 9957 Moorings Drive, Suite 101 - 32257 388-2455 877-623-3435 Toll-Free For all victims of drunk drivers. Provides educational programs and promotes safe driving. Volunteers are always needed. OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, BUREAU OF VICTIM COMPENSATION The Capitol, PL-01 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050 800-226-6667 Toll-Free www.myfloridalegal.com Please call the toll-free number or visit the agency website for applications and information. WOMEN’S CENTER OF JACKSONVILLE 5644 Colcord Avenue - 32211 722-3000 www.womenscenterofjax.org

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VITAL STATISTICS DUVAL COUNTY COURTHOUSE CLERK OF COURTS Marriage Licenses 501 West Adams Street, Room 2403 - 32202 1543 Atlantic Boulevard Neptune Beach, FL 32266 255-2000 DUVAL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF VITAL STATISTICS Birth/Death Certificates & Marriage/Divorce Records 1217 North Pearl Street - 32202 359-6900 Birth/Death Certificates 900 University Boulevard North, Room 101 - 32211 253-1620 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ASCENSION ST. VINCENT’S AUXILIARY AND VOLUNTEER OFFICE 1 Shircliff Way - 32204 308-7300 https://healthcare.ascension.org BEACHES EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE MINITISTRY, THE (BEAM) 850 6th Avenue, Suite 400 - 32250 241-2326 www.jaxbeam.org/volunteer BEAM provides emergency assistance to cover rent and utility payments, operates two food pantries, and offers nutrition education and assistance with applications for SNAP and Medicaid.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES BUREAU VOLUNTEER PROGRAM 40 East Adams Street, Suite 320 - 32202 354-4846 www.ccbjax.org Catholic Charities offers many different opportunities for volunteers to get involved with the agency. Volunteers can be involved with special events, office clerical work, food pantry, donation pick-ups, respite care, ambassadors for refugees and many other opportunities. CITY RESCUE MISSION, INC. 426 McDuff Avenue South - 32254 387-4357 www.crmjax.org A large variety of opportunities are available depending on your skills and interests. Opportunities include food service, general maintenance, office/administration, professional services, mentoring, thrift store and the donation center. FARM SHARE, INC. 1460 Vantage Way South, Suite 100 - 32218 328-6158 http://farmshare.org Farm Share’s mission is to alleviate hunger and malnutrition by recovering and distributing fresh and nutritious food to those who need it most. FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 150 East 1st Street - 32206 255-6660 GUARDIAN AD LITEM PROGRAM, 4TH CIRCUIT 214 North Hogan Street, 6th Floor, Suite 6004 - 32202 255-8440 http://guardianadlitem.org H2U - MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 3627 University Boulevard South - 32216 702-1320 http://memorialhospitaljax.com/patients/h2u.dot

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Volunteer Opportunities

HABIJAX - HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF JACKSONVILLE, INC. 2404 Hubbard Street - 32206 798-4529 www.habijax.org HabiJax offers volunteer opportunities for you to help with all aspects of home building. We have both construction and non-construction volunteer opportunities available. Please call or visit our website for more information. HART FELT MINISTRIES 7235 Bonneval Road, Suite 132 - 32256 861-2799 www.hartfelt.org Providing companionship and non-medical services to frail elderly people with long-term health issues to help them with life’s routine tasks and enable them to “age in place.” Volunteers are screened, trained, insured and given choice of assignments. www.heritagepublishinginc.com

INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 150 East 1st Street - 32206 255-6686 RADIO READING SERVICE WJCT PUBLIC MEDIA 100 Festival Park Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32202 358-6308 www.wjct.org/rrs Broadcasts 24 hours a day. Local content and vital information is read by local volunteers for people with visual or physical impairments that prevents them from using printed material. Local content is read by local volunteers and volunteers are welcome to audition to be a reader.  see our ad this page

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V | Volunteer Opportunities RSVP OF DUVAL COUNTY, SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION, CITY OF JACKSONVILLE 150 East 1st Street - 32206 630-0998 SENIORS ON A MISSION, INC. P.O. BOX 10021 - 32247 509-4784 www.seniorsonamission.org Seniors on a Mission is a Christian Seniors Ministry. They exist to love and encourage independent-living senior citizens, enabling them to live longer, healthier, more graceful and purpose-filled lives. There are multiple mission trip opportunities each month with a team of like-aged people. The mission trips are age appropriate, with stimulating work opportunities for both males and females. They serve at a variety of collaborating nonprofit organizations such as Junior Achievement, Catty Shack, Mandarin Food Bank, the Teacher’s Supply, 26.2 with Donna, First Coast Women’s Services, Healthy Start, various elementary schools and the Salvation Army. The mission trips run about four to five hours, and lunch is included. Call or visit the website to sign up for a newsletter.

WHEELCHAIR LIFTS & RAMPS 101 MOBILITY OF JACKSONVILLE 4949 Sunbeam Road, Unit 1 - 32257 507-4095 ACCESSIBILITY SPECIALISTS, INC. 9556 Historic Kings Road South, Suite 107 - 32257 260-6675 ACTION DISABILITY RESOURCES, INC. 5609 Timuquana Road - 32210 777-1979 HOME ABILITY 7660 Phillips Highway, Suite 4 - 32256 999-4705 MOBILITY PLUS JACKSONVILLE 5285 Shad Road, Suite 207 - 32257 903-7759 MOBILITY WORKS 2727 St. Johns Bluff Road South, Suite 201 - 32246 383-3180

UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE VOLUNTEER SERVICES 655 West 8th Street - 32209 15255 Max Leggett Parkway - 32218 244-4271 http://ufhealthjax.org/volunteer WOLFSON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL AUXILIARY 800 Prudential Drive - 32207 202-8008 www.wolfsonchildrens.org Matching your personal interests with volunteer services, volunteers are asked to commit three to four hours-per-week to help in a variety of hospital programs and departments, from patient and family support to clerical work. Auxilians help support the hospital’s mission of care and to promote goodwill in the community.

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• City Hall, St. James Building Information Desk • Community & Senior Centers (20 Centers in Jacksonville) • Agewell Center for Senior Health

• Area Hospitals • Elder Care Advocates • Social Workers • Case Managers • ElderSource

Or visit us online at www.heritagepublishinginc.com to download your digital copy of the Jacksonville Senior Services DirectoryTM. All information accurate at the time of publication.

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CITY OF JACKSONVILLE SUPPORTS MILITARY & VETERANS The Most Military and Veteran Friendly City in the Nation The City of Jacksonville Military Affairs and Veterans Department (MAVD) is committed to serving and supporting the brave men and women who selflessly dedicate their lives to our nation’s armed forces. The department assists Jacksonville’s more than 200,000 Veterans with filing claims for VA disability compensation and pension benefits. During Mayor Curry’s administration, MAVD has directly served 25,000 area Veterans and helped them secure approximately $80 million in compensation from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

 Provides Veterans services, social services and employee transition assistance  Assists Veterans, widows and surviving children with filing a VA claim  Provides free monthly legal counseling services for Veterans and transitioning service members every third Thursday, 9 a.m. to noon  Advocates for expansion and increased investment by the military in Northeast Florida  Conducts military events and ceremonies to honor those who serve and those who have served

 Connects Veterans and transitioning service members with more than 475Veteran-friendly employers in the Jobs for Vets initiative at coj.net/MAVD/Jobs4Vets  Seeks federal and state grant funding for military base infrastructure, advocacy and Veteran social programs  Provides services to homeless and at-risk Veterans in conjunction with the Jacksonville Jaguars Foundation and U.S. Department of Labor

CITY OF JACKSONVILLE MILITARY AFFAIRS & VETERANS DEPARTMENT 117 WEST DUVAL STREET, SUITE 175 JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32202 OFFICE: (904) 255- 5500 www.coj.net/MAVD

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Health Care Advance Directives | Your Right to Decide and Make Your Wishes Known

2021-2022 Jacksonville Senior Services DirectoryTM HEALTH CARE ADVANCE DIRECTIVES - THE PATIENT’S RIGHT TO DECIDE All adult individuals in health care facilities such as hospitals, nursing homes, hospices, home health agencies and health maintenance organizations have certain rights under Florida law. You have a right to fill out a document known as an “Advance Directive.” The document says in advance what kind of treatment you want or do not want under special, serious medical conditions—conditions that would stop you from telling your doctor how you want to be treated. For example, if you were taken to a health care facility in a coma, would you want the facility’s staff to know your specific wishes about decisions affecting your treatment?

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WHAT IS AN ADVANCE DIRECTIVE? An Advance Directive is a written or oral statement that is made and witnessed in advance of serious illness or injury about how you want medical decisions made. Two forms of an Advance Directive are: • Living Will • Health Care Surrogate Designation An Advance Directive allows you to state your choices about health care, or to name someone to make those choices for you if you become unable to make decisions about your medical treatment. An Advance Directive can enable you to make decisions about your future medical treatment. WHAT IS A LIVING WILL? A Living Will generally states the kind of medical care you want or do not want if you become unable to make your own decisions. It is called a Living Will because it takes effect while you are still living. Florida law provides a suggested form for a Living Will. You may use it or some other form. You may wish to speak to an attorney or physician to be certain you have completed the Living Will in a way so that your wishes will be understood. WHAT IS A HEALTH CARE SURROGATE DESIGNATION? A Health Care Surrogate Designation is a signed, dated and witnessed document naming another person such as a husband, wife, daughter, son or close friend as your agent to make medical decisions for you, if you become unable to make them for yourself. You can include instructions about any treatment you want or wish to avoid. Florida law provides a suggested form for designation of a health care surrogate. You may use it or some other form. You may wish to name a second person to stand in for you, if your first choice is not available. WHICH IS BETTER? You may wish to have both or combine them into a single document that describes treatment choices in a variety of situations, naming someone to make decisions for you should you be unable to make decisions for yourself.

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Health Care Advance Directives | Your Right to Decide and Make Your Wishes Known DO I HAVE TO WRITE AN ADVANCE DIRECTIVE UNDER FLORIDA LAW? No, there is no legal requirement to complete an Advance Directive. However, if you have not made an Advance Directive or designated a health care surrogate, health care decisions may be made for you by a court-appointed guardian, your spouse, your adult child, your parent, your adult sibling, an adult relative or a close friend in that order. This person is referred to as a “proxy.” CAN I CHANGE MY MIND AFTER I WRITE A LIVING WILL OR DESIGNATE A HEALTH CARE SURROGATE? Yes, you can change or cancel these documents at any time. Any changes should be written, signed, and dated. You can also change an Advance Directive by oral statement. WHAT IF I HAVE FILLED OUT AN ADVANCE DIRECTIVE IN ANOTHER STATE AND NEED TREATMENT IN A HEALTH CARE FACILITY IN FLORIDA? An advance directive completed in another state, in compliance with the other state’s law, can be honored in Florida.

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WHAT SHOULD I DO WITH MY ADVANCE DIRECTIVE IF I CHOOSE TO HAVE ONE? Make sure that someone such as your doctor, lawyer or family member knows that you have an Advance Directive and where it is located. Consider the following: • If you have designated a health care surrogate, give a copy of the written designation form or the original to the person. • Give a copy of your Advance Directive to your doctor for your medical file. • Keep a copy of your Advance Directive in a place where it can be found easily. • Keep a card or note in your purse or wallet that states you have an Advance Directive and where it is located. • If you change your Advance Directive, make sure your doctor, lawyer and/or family member has the latest copy. • If you need further information about an Advance Directive, please consult with those who are in charge of your care.

Designation Of Health Care Surrogate

2021-2022 Jacksonville Senior Services DirectoryTM Should I ever become unable to make health care decisions for myself, it is my wish that the person named below serve as my health care surrogate to make health care decisions for me: Name of Surrogate: ___________________________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: _______________________________________________________________________ Telephone: __________________________________________________________________________

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❏ I understand that this designation will permit my surrogate to provide, withhold or withdraw consent

for medical treatment for me, including life-sustaining medical care; and to authorize my admission to or to transfer from a health care facility. ❏ I have informed my Designated Health Care Surrogate of my preferences, and my designated surrogate has agreed to act on my wishes. ❏ I have also completed a Living Will, a copy of which is attached to this form.

Signed this ____________ day of __________________________________, _____________________

Printed Name: ____________________________ Signature: __________________________________ Witness Statement: The declarant is personally known to me, and I believe him/her to be of sound mind.

Witness: _________________________________ Witness: ___________________________________ *Note: A copy of this form should be given to your physician and the surrogate. The surrogate cannot sign as a witness. Only one witness can be a spouse or blood relative.

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Living Will Declaration

2021-2022 Jacksonville Senior Services DirectoryTM Declaration made this _____ day of ______________ , ________. I, __________________(name), willfully and voluntarily make known my desire that my dying not be artificially prolonged under the circumstances set forth below, and I do hereby declare: If at any time I should have a terminal condition and if my attending physician and one other physician have determined that there can be no recovery from such a condition, and that my death is imminent: (Check one or both boxes below)

❏ I direct that life-prolonging procedures be withheld or withdrawn when the application of such

procedures would serve only to prolong artificially the process of dying, and that I be permitted to die naturally with only the administration of medication or the performance of any medical procedure necessary to provide me with comfort, care, or to alleviate pain. ❏ I request that my Designated Health Care Surrogate, ______________________(name), make

decisions on my behalf concerning the withholding of life-prolonging procedures. (Attach Health Care Surrogate Designation.) (Check only one of the boxes below)

or withdrawn when it would only serve to artificially prolong the process of dying.

❏ I do not want nutrition and hydration (including food and water administered through tubes) to be

withheld or withdrawn, even when it would only serve to artificially prolong the process of dying.

In the absence of my ability to give directions regarding the use of such life-prolonging procedures, it is my intention that this declaration be honored by my family and physician as the final expression of my legal right to refuse medical or surgical treatment, and to accept the consequences of such refusal. If I have been diagnosed as pregnant and this diagnosis is known to my physician, this declaration shall have no force or effect during the course of my pregnancy. I understand the full meaning of this declaration, and I am emotionally and mentally competent to make this declaration. Printed Name:____________________________________ Signature:___________________________ Witness Statement: The declarant is personally known to me, and I believe him/her to be of sound mind. Witness:_________________________________________ Witness:____________________________ *Note: A copy of this form should be given to your physician and the surrogate. The surrogate cannot sign as a witness. Only one witness can be a spouse or blood relative.

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❏ I want nutrition and hydration (including food and water administered through tubes) to be withheld

City of Jacksonville / Duval County Special Medical Needs Registration Form Personal Enrollment Data

Today’s Date:

_________ Gender: □ M □ F

Full Name:

Phone:

Alternate:

Weight:

lbs.

DOB:

Zip Code:

Address: Email:

Pets:

□ House/Duplex

□ Mobile Home/Trailer

Living Situation:

□ Living Alone

□ With Parents

Age:

Primary Language:

Residence Type:

□ Yes □ No

□ Apartment/Condo

□ With Family/Friend

Emergency Contacts: Name:

Relationship:

Phone:

Name:

Relationship:

Phone:

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Special Medical Needs Assessment (Check all that apply): Mobility □ I can walk □ Walker/cane □ Wheelchair/scooter □ Bedridden □ Hoyer lift □ Stretcher Electric Dependency □ O2 concentrator □ CPAP-BiPAP □ Ventilator □ Feeding Pump □ Nebulizer □ Suction □ Refrigerated Medication □ Other:

Oxygen Dependent □ Yes □ No

Dialysis Dependent □ Yes □ No

Mental Health/ Behavioral □ Anxiety/Depression □ Dementia/Alzheimers □ Psychiatric/Personality Disorder

Dialysis Center Name:

Other Medical Concerns: Cognitive/Physical □ Autism/Developmental Delay □ Speech Impaired □ Vision Impaired □ Hearing Impaired □ Assistance administrating medication □ Incontinence □ Open/Healing Wound □ Morbid Obesity (>300 lbs) □ Frail

Do you have a caregiver who will be with you?

□ Yes

□ No (Required for memory impaired clients).

By signing this form, I give my authorization for the medical information contained herein to be released to the county health department, emergency management, local fire districts, and receiving facilities for the purpose of evaluating my needs and providing emergency transportation and sheltering. Records related to registration of disabled citizens are exempt for the provisions of F.S. 118.07(1), Public Records Law. The information contained here will be kept confidential.

Signature of Parent/ Guardian MAIL to:

Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department, Emergency Preparedness Division 515 N. Julia Street, 4th Floor, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Phone: 904-255-3110

Date Signed

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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY SAFETY AND MOTOR VEHICLES

APPLICATION FOR DISABLED PERSON PARKING PERMIT

*******SUBMIT APPLICATION TO YOUR LOCAL COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE OR LICENSE PLATE AGENCY******* www.flhsmv.gov/offices/

This form is not valid for more than 12 months from the date of the certifying authority’s signature. APPLICATION BY DISABLED PERSON (See Warning Below)

Please Print/Type below

I certify that I am a person with one of the disabilities listed in section 320.0848, Florida Statutes. I further state that my physician or other certifying practitioner has completed the statement of certification below on my behalf, as required in section 320.0848, Florida Statutes.

Name of Disabled Person as printed on their Florida Driver License or Florida ID Card Date of Birth

Sex

Current Disabled Parking Permit Number (if applicable) Disabled Person’s E-mail Address

Address

Signature of Disabled Person or Guardian of the Disabled Person Disabled Person’s Phone Number Date Signed

City

State

Florida Driver License or Florida ID Number: (Required for permanent and temporary parking permits unless exception is noted by physician below)

Zip

If applicable, check one of the following: I am a frequent traveler. I am a quadriplegic.

PHYSICIAN/CERTIFYING PRACTITIONER'S STATEMENT OF CERTIFICATION (See Warning Below) TEMPORARY PERMIT: This is to certify that the applicant named above is a person with a temporary disability (six months or less) that limits or impairs his/her ability to walk or is temporarily sight impaired. Due to the temporary specific disability(ties) checked below (2-8), the disabled person parking permit should be issued from __________________________ (date) through ___________________________ (date). PERMANENT PERMIT: This is to certify that the applicant named above is legally blind or is a disabled person with a permanent disability (ties) that limits or impairs his/her ability to walk 200 feet without stopping to rest. Specify below (2-8) either legally blind or the specific disability (ties).

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DISABILITY TYPE AS DISPLAYED IN FRVIS: 2. Inability to walk without the use of or assistance from a brace, cane, crutch, prosthetic device, or other assistive device, or without assistance of another person. If the assistive device significantly restores the person's ability to walk to the extent that the person can walk without severe limitation, the person is not eligible for the exemption parking permit. 3. The need to permanently use a wheelchair. 4. Restriction by lung disease to the extent that the person's forced (respiratory) expiratory volume for 1 second, when measured by spirometry, is less than one liter or the person's arterial oxygen is less than 60 mm/hg on room air at rest. 5. Use of portable oxygen. 6. Restriction by cardiac condition to the extent that the person's functional limitations are classified in severity as Class III or Class IV according to standards set by the American Heart Association. 7. Severe limitation in a person's ability to walk due to an arthritic, neurological, or orthopedic condition. 8. Legally Blind

WARNING: Any person who knowingly makes a false or misleading statement in an application or certification under section 320.0848, Florida Statutes, commits a

misdemeanor of the first degree, punishable as provided in section 775.082 or 775.083, F.S. The penalty is up to one year in jail or a fine of $1,000 or both.

Certification or License No. (Required) _____________________________ of a Physician, Osteopathic or Podiatric Physician, Chiropractor, Optometrist, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse under the protocol of a licensed physician or a Physician Assistant licensed under Chapter 458 or 459.

LICENSED IN THE STATE OF

Print/Type Name of Certifying Authority

Business Address

State

Certifying Authority Signature

Date Signed:

City

Zip

(Area Code)Telephone Number

SPECIAL EXCEPTION: The severely disabled applicant named above applying for a permanent placard is unable to obtain a Florida driver license or Identification card. If the Special Exception box is checked, the certifying physician must provide his/her signature and date signed below. If the Special Exception box is checked, one of the conditions in boxes 2-8 above must also be checked. Certifying Authority Signature:

Date Signed:

APPLICATION BY AN ORGANIZATION (See Warning Above) This is to certify that their ability to walk or are certified to be legally blind. Number of Vehicles in fleet for this purpose:

________ provides regular transportation service to disabled persons having disabilities that limit or impair

Organization’s E-mail Address

Signature of Organization’s Authorized Representative Address:

Date Signed: City:

State:

Zip:

TAX COLLECTOR USE ONLY Agency Personnel Processing this Application

County

Agency

Date

NOTE: For renewals and replacements only, a veteran who has been previously evaluated and certified by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs or any branch of the United States Armed Forces as permanently and totally disabled from a service-connected disability may provide a United States Department of Veterans Affairs Form Letter 27-333, or its equivalent, issued within the last 12 months in lieu of a certificate of disability.

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PROVISIONS OF LAW: Section 316.1958, Florida Statutes, provides that motor vehicles displaying a license plate or parking permit issued to a disabled person by any other state or district subject to laws of the United States, shall be recognized as a valid plate or permit, allowing such vehicle the special parking privileges in Florida, provided such other state or district grants reciprocal recognition for disabled residents of this state. All of the United States has agreed to reciprocate. Section 320.0848, Florida Statutes, provides for the issuance of the disabled person parking permit. A disabled parking permit may be issued only for a medical necessity that severely affects mobility. The applicant must be currently certified as being legally blind or having a disability that renders him or her unable to walk 200 feet without stopping to rest. The disability must be due to a condition listed in (2‐8) on the reverse of this form in the "Physician/Certifying Practitioner's Statement of Certification" section. Section 320.0848(1)(d), Florida Statutes, provides that the department shall renew the disabled parking permit of any person certified as permanently disabled on the application if the person provides a certificate of disability issued within the last 12 months pursuant to this subsection. RENEWAL INSTRUCTIONS: Submit a copy of the registration for your expiring parking permit and a certificate of disability (form HSMV 83039). The form must be completed and signed by the certifying authority within the last 12 months. Send form by mail or in person to the tax collector office or license plate agency in the county where you live. For a temporary permit, submit the appropriate fees. Please visit our online renewal site at www.GoRenew.com. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: 1.

The form HSMV 83039 must be accurately completed, including the "Physician/Certifying Practitioner's Statement of Certification" section, verifying the disability. See list below for acceptable "certifying authorities”.

A Florida driver license number or Florida identification number is required unless the authorized physician certifies that the applicant’s disability is too severe to visit or be transported to an office to obtain a driver’s license or identification card.

Fees: There is no charge for a Permanent Parking Placard. A Temporary Parking Placard is $15.

CERTIFYING AUTHORITIES: The "Physician/Certifying Practitioner's Statement of Certification" section on the reverse side of this form MUST be completed by one of the following and must include the certifying authority's license number and the name of the state where their license was issued: • Physician licensed to practice under Chapters 458, 459 or 460, Florida Statutes, or similarly licensed by another state. NOTE: Documentation of the physician's licensure in the other state must be submitted with a signed statement verifying the physician's knowledge of Florida's eligibility guidelines (s. 320.0848(1)(b)2., 2, Florida Statutes).

• • • •

Osteopathic Physician. Podiatric Physician. Chiropractor. Optometrist.

• Advanced Practice Registered Nurse licensed under Chapter 464, under the protocol of a licensed physician. • Physician Assistant licensed to practice under Chapter 458 or Chapter 459. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Proof of identity is required when submitting this application. An additional permit may be issued to a disabled person who qualifies as a frequent traveler or as a quadriplegic. An organization may be issued as many disabled person parking permits as it has vehicles (that are used to transport disabled persons). Temporary parking permits are issued for the time period specified by the certifying authority, not to exceed six (6) months. Permits issued to disabled persons will expire in four years on the owner's birthday. Permits issued to an organization will expire in four years on June 30. The permit must be hung on the rear view mirror of any vehicle used to transport the disabled person(s) while parked in a designated disabled person parking space. The permit number must be visible from the front of the vehicle. It is unlawful for any person to obstruct the path of travel to an accessible parking space, curb cut or access aisle by standing or parking a vehicle within any such designated area. Check your local phone book government pages or visit the following website for current mailing addresses: http://www.flhsmv.gov/offices/ HSMV 83039 - REV. 10/18 www.flhsmv.gov

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Note: If a second Temporary Parking Placard is required within one year of the initial Temporary Parking Placard, there will be no charge. If a second Temporary Parking Placard is required outside the one year issuance, a fee of $15 would be required.

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Cathedral Residences....................................................................131 798-5360 www.cathedralresidences.net CIL Jacksonville...............................................................................83 399-8484 www.ciljacksonville.org Conviva Care Centers.......................................................................3 844-909-0029 www.convicacarecenters.com www.meetconviva.com Cynthia L. Nichols - Wills on Wheels............................................69 598-0055 www.cynthianicholsattorney.com Dedicated Senior Medical Center...............................................114 647-4344 www.dedicated.care Dolphin Pointe Health Care.............................................................2 877-DOLPHIN (365-7446) 914-8801 www.dolphinpointehc.com First Coast Cardiovascular Institute, PA..........Inside Front Cover 493-3333 &113 www.firstcoastcardio.com www.noamputation.com Fleet Landing.....................................................................................5 595-9129 www.fleetlanding.com Florida Blue........................................................................................8 718-1779 607-3268 www.floridablue.com Florida Retina Institute....................................................................4 800-237-3846 www.floridaretinainstitute.com Halliday’s & Koivisto’s Pharmacy................................................111 737-2216 www.hallidaysandkoivistospharmacy.com Hurley Apartments & San Jose Apartments..............................129 744-6022 739-0555

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Nicolitz Eye Consultants..................... Outside Back Cover & 115 888-433-8558 www.eyelitz.com Oasis Senior Advisors.....................................................................63 386-5708 www.oasissenioradvisors.com/jacksonville Orthopaedic Total Joint and Robotic Surgery - Dr. Ralph Rizk, DO................ Inside Back Cover & 109 328-5979 www.drralphrizk.com Pablo Hamlet..................................................................................128 241-5207 800-955-8771 www.pablohamlet.com Pablo Towers..................................................................................128 249-3866 800-955-8771 www.pablotowers.com PSI Mandarin Center....................................................................131 268-6511 www.nationalchurchresidences.org Radio Reading Service WJCT Public Media..............................141 358-6308 www.wjct.org/rrs www.jaxpbs.org Rogers Towers, Attorneys at Law..................................................60 346-5534 www.rtlaw.com UF Jacksonville Aging Studies Center............................................1 244-4690 244-0411 www.jaxascent.com Westminster St. Augustine................................................................7 877-277-1244 www.westminsterstaugustinefl.org Westminster Woods on Julington Creek.........................................7 877-280-3594 www.westminsterwoodsfl.org Windsor Pointe of Jacksonville....................................................129 490-6300 www.windsorpointejax.com 153

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JACKSONVILLE SHERIFF’S OFFICE CONTACT INFORMATION

Our commitment to transparency begins by providing citizens with all the information they need to connect with us. Sincerely, Mike Williams, Sheriff

JSO PATROL SUBSTATIONS Each of Jacksonville’s six police zones has a conveniently located substation or office, open to assist citizens during business hours. Most non-emergency police services, such as obtaining a police report can be conducted at a substation. ONLINE Crime Mapping For more information about crime and your neighborhood please visit JSO’s Online Crime Mapping tool at: www.jaxsheriff.org | Key Search Term: Crime Statistics or select “Crime Statistics” at the bottom of the homepage ZONE 1 (Downtown / Springfield / Eastside) Located at: Gateway Town Center 5258-13 Norwood Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32208 Phone: (904) 924-5361 • Fax: (904) 924-5371 Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday

ZONE 4 (Riverside / Avondale / Ortega / Westside) Located at: Cedar Hills Shopping Center 3726 Blanding Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32210 Phone: (904) 573-3165 • Fax: (904) 573-3174 Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday

ZONE 2 (Arlington / Intracoastal West) Located at: Regency Square Mall 9501 Arlington Expressway Jacksonville, FL 32225 Phone: (904) 726-5100 • Fax: (904) 726-5103 Hours: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday

ZONE 5 (Northwest / New Town / Baldwin / Whitehouse) Located at: Edward Waters College 1767 Kings Road Jacksonville, FL 32209 Phone: (904) 470-8900 • Fax: (904) 384-8610 Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday

ZONE 3 (Southside / Baymeadows / Mandarin / San Marco) Located off of Prominence Parkway (Aug. 2017) 8875 Liberty Ridge Drive, Suite 110 Jacksonville, FL 32256 Phone: (904) 538-9902 • Fax: (904) 538-9760 Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday

ZONE 6 (Northside / San Mateo / Oceanway / Dunn Avenue) Located at: Highland Square Shopping Center 936 Dunn Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32218 Phone: (904) 696-4335 • Fax: (904) 696-4339 Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday

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IMPORTANT NUMBERS All numbers have a (904) area code

Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office 501 E. Bay Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 General Information: 630-7600 EMERGENCY (TTY Services Available) Non-Emergency JSOCrimeTips@jaxsheriff.org General Information Jail Information Administration Internal Affairs Public Relations & Information Public Records Request

9-1-1 630-0500 630-7600 630-5787 630-2120 630-2187 630-2133 jaxsheriff.org

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS Fugitive Unit Jacksonville Re-Entry Center Pre-Trial Services Unit

630-2180 301-2400 301-2436

PATROL SUPPORT DIVISION Crime Prevention Safety Education Officers Sheriff’s Watch Special Events Civil Process Unit Police Athletic League

630-2098 630-2160 630-2160 630-2162 630-2196 630-2141 854-6555

PATROL DIVISION Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4 Zone 5 Zone 6

630-2190 924-5361 726-5100 538-9902 573-3165 470-8900 696-4335

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HOMELAND SECURITY DIVISION Narcotics/Vice

630-0449 630-2163

INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION Aggravated Battery Unit Auto Theft Unit/Marine Theft Burglary Unit Cold Case Economic Crimes Homicide Unit Interagency Investigations Intimate Violence Enhanced Services Team Missing Persons Unit Robbery Unit Special Assault Unit Traffic Homicide Unit Victim Services Coordinators

630-2170 255-2626 630-2173 630-2175 630-1157 630-2177 630-2172 255-7519

SUPPORT SERVICES DIVISION Alarm Registration Central Records Unit Property and Evidence

630-2205 1-877-883-0677 630-2209 588-0005

HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION Recruitment

588-0201 630-2627 630-2179 630-2168 630-2178 630-1764

630-2134 JoinJSO.com

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is an Equal Opportunity / Equal Access Employer.

Training Academy

713-4900

Facebook.com/JacksonvilleSheriffsOffice

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Mobile App: JAXSHERIFF (FL) Free mobile app available on Android and iOS devices Learn about upcoming special event road closures, submit tips, receive alerts and more!

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RALPH RIZK, DO Orthopaedic Total Joint and Robotic Surgery Fellowship-trained, Drexel University College of Medicine/Allegheny Health Network in Pittsburgh, PA

Most insurances are accepted including MEDICARE & TRICARE.

6100 Kennerly Road, Suite 101, Jacksonville, FL 32216 2 Shircliff Way, Suite 510, 5th Floor, Jacksonville, FL 32204 794 Blanding Boulevard, Orange Park, FL 32065

P: (904) 328-5979 | F: (904) 619-9925

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GEORGE F. BAHRI, DO Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Fellowship-trained at Andrews Institute

• Shoulder Arthroscopy (Rotator Cuff, Labrum) • Knee Arthroscopy (ACL, Meniscus) • Total shoulder replacements and Total knee replacements • Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Stem Cells Therapy

Most insurances are accepted including MEDICARE & TRICARE.

P: (904) 739-0050 | F: (904) 443-2888

www.jacksonvilleorthopaedicsurgeon.com

9 locations:

Fernandina Beach • Gate Parkway/295 Mandarin • Northside • Ponte Vedra Beach Riverside • San Marco • Southpoint • St. Augustine

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