Skip to content
The responsibilities of the Prince William Area Agency on Aging include: maintaining the independence and quality of life for adults and their families and advocating, educating, coordinating and implementing programs and services for older adults.
more
COVID-19 Updates
Older adults aged, 65+, are at a higher risk for severe illness regarding COVID-19. Learn how you can make yourself safe, health and informed. If you have any general questions regarding the Novel Coronavirus, you can call 1-877-ASK-VDH3.
Medical Assistance
Medicaid & Medicare - Medicaid is a program that pays for health and medical care for certain groups of people with low incomes. The Medicaid program is administered by the local Department of Social Services in each city or county. Proof of identification, proof of income and other information are needed to apply.
Adult Day Healthcare
Area Agency on Aging provides Adult Day Healthcare for qualifying residents. The program includes group-based activities, personal care, and health monitoring for adults aged 18 and older who cannot or should not remain at home alone during the day. The program also provides essential respite for caregiving families.
Senior Centers
The Area Agency on Agency has two senior center locations at Manassas and Woodbridge. Senior centers are open weekdays for a wide variety of classes, programs and activities. Membership is open to persons 55 years of age and older and their spouses, regardless of age.
Upcoming Events
See upcoming virtual events. The Virtual Center for Active Adults is brought to you in partnership with Arlington County, Fairfax County, Prince William County, and ServiceSource.