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Maryland Access Point

MAP: Maryland Access Point. Your link to supports and services.

Maryland's Gateway to Long-Term Services and Support

Maryland Access Point (MAP) is Maryland’s No Wrong Door Aging and Disability Resource Center, established as the single entry point for older adults and people with disabilities who need community resources to help with long-term care planning and independent living. Trained MAP specialists work with individuals, caregivers, and professionals to plan and assist with identifying and accessing both private- and public-sector supports on available health, transportation, financial aid, nutrition, medication, housing,  and other programs and services.

The Department of Aging provides training and administrative oversight for MAP services and supports, which are led primarily by Area Agencies on Aging in partnership with Centers for Independent Living. MAP partners also include 211 Maryland​ to provide an increased value to callers who need information about other resources, local health and social services departments, behavioral health agencies, and other organizations through which people seek assistance. 

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Maryland Access Point

MAP Information and Resources

Information and Assistance 

  • Outreach and education
  • Referrals
  • Application Assistance

Level One Screen

  • Preliminary evaluation of risk of institutionalization
  • Used to evaluate and connect to Waiver programs and services 

Options Counseling

  • Person-centered counseling, planning, and support
  • Certified staff help individuals create a plan for aging

Nursing Facility Program Counseling

  • Education for those wishing to transition out of nursing facilities