Flagler County · Aging & caregiving

How to Start a Flagler County Aging or Disability Needs Screening

Use one regional intake call to screen for home help, meals, caregiver support, transportation, benefits, and long-term-care routes.

Researched by Claire Szewczyk · Sources checked August 9, 2026
Quick answer

Start here

Call the ElderSource HelpLine at 888-242-4464. ElderSource is the Aging and Disability Resource Center serving Flagler County and can screen the whole situation before routing applications.

ElderSource HelpLineElderSource HelpLine888-242-4464

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; Florida Relay 711

See ElderSource service information

What to have ready

  • Flagler County address and a safe callback number
  • A one-sentence description of the need and what changed
  • Any notice, application, denial, bill, or deadline involved
  • Language, mobility, communication, and accommodation needs

Words you can use

“I need a needs screening for a Flagler County resident. Please screen for home help, meals, respite, transportation, benefits, and long-term-care options, and tell me what starts each application.”

Steps in order

  1. 1

    Call or use the official intake route and lead with the immediate need.

  2. 2

    Ask what eligibility, documents, assessment, and current funding or capacity apply.

  3. 3

    Record the staff name, reference number, next action, and follow-up date.

  4. 4

    Use the listed backup route if the program is closed, full, or not the correct door.

If the first answer is no or wait

Availability, funding, eligibility, and wait times can change. Ask for the reason in writing when possible, preserve every deadline, and dial 211 or call Flagler County at 386-313-4000 to locate another current route.

Official sources

Sources checked August 9, 2026. Confirm eligibility, hours, cost, service area, and current availability directly.

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