Your connection to long term services and supports MAP is the gateway to long term services and supports in Maryland. MAP specialists work with caregivers, professionals, and all individuals with long term care needs to plan, identify, connect, and assist with accessing private and public resources for long term services and supports.
Long term services and supports include information on health, transportation, income, and financial aid, senior and community centers and clubs, nutrition and meals, pharmacy assistance, housing, volunteer opportunities, and more!
MAP also offers Options Counseling, a service through which all individuals and their caregivers, plan and make informed decisions regarding their long term care. Trained, professional Options Counselors use a person-centered approach and support individuals with matching their needs, preferences, and values with services in their community, developing a personalized action plan, getting connected to resources, making referrals to appropriate agencies and planning for current and/or future needs. Options Counseling is a statewide program delivered by staff at the 20 local Maryland Access Point (MAP) sites.

Local Maryland Access Point Locations:
Allegany 301-783-1752 |
Anne Arundel 410-222-4257 |
Baltimore City 410-396-2273 |
Baltimore 410-887-2594 |
Calvert 410-535-4606 |
Caroline, Kent, Talbot 410-778-6000 |
Carroll 410-386-3800 |
Cecil 410-996-5295 |
Charles 1-855-843-9725 |
Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico 410-742-0505, ext. 109 |
Frederick 301-600-1234 |
Garrett 301-334-9431 |
Harford 410-638-3025 ext. 2521 |
Howard 410-313-5980 |
Montgomery 240-777-3000 |
Prince George’s 301-265-8450 |
Queen Anne’s 410-758-0848 |
St. Mary’s 301-475-4200 ext. 1057 |
Washington 301-790-0275 |
Worcester 410-632-9915 |
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We look forward to launching a new and improved website in the spring of 2021 that will provide additional supports. In the interim, please call 1-844-MAP-LINK or refer to your Local Maryland Access Point locations.
For additional resources for older adults and their families, visit the Eldercare Locator web site.