
I-RIDE Transit
Door-to-door rides to the doctor, the pharmacy, the grocery store and the senior center.
- Medical and dental appointments
- Veteran transportation
- Senior center rides
Heat advisory: cooling stations are open at all six senior centers through Friday. See center hours and addresses

Help at home
Most people do not need a nursing home. They need three hours of the right help on the right days.
What you get
Trained aides assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility and medication reminders.
Light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation and the errands that pile up.
A trained volunteer, often a peer, visits regularly for conversation and company.
An unbiased conversation about every option available to you, including ones we do not provide.
However you reach us, we connect you to the right service, even when that service belongs to another agency.
Adults 60 and over who need assistance with daily activities, and adults with disabilities who qualify under specific programs.
Some services are grant-funded on a suggested-contribution basis; others are private pay or covered by Medicaid waiver. We will tell you which is which before anything starts.
One call reaches every program. Family members can call on someone’s behalf with their permission.
757-461-9481Download the formsHow it works
Call and describe an ordinary day. That tells us more than a form does.
A care manager visits, looks at the whole picture and explains what you qualify for.
You get a plan in plain language: who comes, when, what they do and what it costs.
Needs change. We check in and adjust rather than waiting for a crisis.
Good to know
We work hard for consistency, because trust matters more than efficiency here. Where schedules force a change, we tell you in advance.
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Door-to-door rides to the doctor, the pharmacy, the grocery store and the senior center.

A hot meal delivered to the door, a table to share at a senior center, and fresh produce in season.

One person who knows your whole situation and stays with you through it.
Call and describe an ordinary day. A resource specialist will work out the rest — including services that belong to other agencies.