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Information for Current Elderly Services Program Providers


This section contains important information for providers contracted for Elderly Services Program services with Council on Aging.

Provider/COA relations

In addition to serving COA clients, COA and its contracted providers work together on community initiatives designed to enhance the lives of older adults. These include emergency preparedness, advocacy, and projects related to health, wellness, safety, and transportation.

Expansions

If you are an existing COA provider (ESP or Title III) and want to add services or expand into additional COA counties, you must contact the Provider Services Department at [email protected]. Expansion procedures often vary among different programs.

Provider changes

Current providers experiencing a major change in the agency’s information should immediately notify COA’s Chief Executive Officer in writing. Major changes would include, but are not limited to:

  • Agency name change
  • Change in federal tax ID number
  • Change in ownership
  • Change in legal structure
  • Purchase by another entity
  • A request to discontinue providing any service
  • And/or a request to discontinue providing services in a specific geographic area

Provider resources

The Council on Aging logos shown below are available for our contracted providers to use on their websites or print materials. Click on the preferred format (JPG or PNG) for one of the logos below. When the logo opens in a new window, right click on the image and select “Save As.” Note: JPG files are large, and may take a few minutes to appear.

Rules and service specifications for Elderly Service Program

Conditions of Participation

Database Review and Criminal Records Check

Service Specifications

Provider Quality Reports

The 2025, first (Jan.-March) quarter Provider Quality Reports (PQRs) are now available for Butler, Clinton, Hamilton, and Warren Counties. If you have questions about your most recent quality report, please contact COA’s Provider Services Department.

Client Choice Tables

Clients of the Elderly Services Program have the option to choose the provider organization they want for their services. But often, people are not familiar with organizations and don’t know which to choose. Council on Aging has created a Client Choice Table that will help people select a provider.

The Client Choice Table for home-delivered meals includes a quality rating for each provider by county (one to five stars). This quality rating is based on client satisfaction surveys and the cost to produce the meals. The table also shows the zip codes each provider serves. Some providers do not serve certain zip codes.

  • Click here to view the Butler County Home-delivered Meals Client Choice Table (updated 03/3/2025)
  • Click here to view the Clinton County Home-delivered Meals Client Choice Table (updated 03/3/2025
  • Click here to view the Hamilton county Home-delivered Meals Client Choice Table (updated 03/3/2025)
  • Click here to view the Warren County Home-delivered Meals Client Choice Table (updated 03/3/2025)