Aging-in-place resources
Senior care resources in Tennessee
Find Area Agencies on Aging, free reassurance programs, Meals on Wheels, and in-home care across Tennessee. Search a ZIP, city, or county for local phone numbers and links.
Independent directory. Last verified June 12, 2026. Call ahead because services and availability change.
About this data and sources · updated June 17, 2026
- Area Agencies on Aging
- ACL Eldercare Locator and state aging networks
- Free daily-call programs
- State and local public sources
- Meals on Wheels
- Meals on Wheels America and state associations
- Medicare home health
- CMS Care Compare
- Non-medical home care
- National franchise locators (Home Instead, Comfort Keepers, and peers) — fuller state registry to come
- Cities, ZIPs, and counties
- SimpleMaps US ZIP database
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Available across Tennessee
Tennessee Department of Disability and Aging (DDA) / Tennessee Commission on Aging and Disability
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Browse senior resources by county
Choose a county for its local agencies, phone numbers, service areas, and provider links.
- Blount County 4 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Bradley County 3 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Davidson County 16 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Hamblen County 4 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Hamilton County 15 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Knox County 14 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Madison County 6 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Maury County 4 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Montgomery County 5 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Putnam County 3 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Rutherford County 6 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Shelby County 26 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Sullivan County 4 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Warren County 3 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Washington County 6 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Williamson County 11 in-home · 1 aging agency
- Wilson County 4 in-home · 1 aging agency
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