Older Adult Services

Support for Older Adults with Behavioral Health Concerns Across Mason, Lake, and Oceana Counties

West Michigan Community Mental Health (WMCMH) Older Adult Services supports adults age 60 and older by helping connect them to mental health services, healthcare resources, community supports, and programs that promote independence and overall wellness.

Our Older Adult Care Manager/Supports Coordinator works alongside individuals, families, healthcare providers, and community organizations to help older adults navigate services and access the support they need.

Who Can Access Older Adult Services?

Older Adult Services are available to adults age 60 and older within the WMCMH service area, including Mason, Lake, and Oceana counties.

Services may benefit older adults experiencing:

• Mental health concerns
• Co-occurring substance use disorders
• Intellectual or developmental disabilities

Services May Include

Services are person-centered and individualized based on each person’s needs and goals. Support may include:

• Care coordination and service planning
• Connecting individuals to community resources
• Assistance navigating healthcare and Medicaid systems
• Coordination with healthcare providers and agencies
• Monitoring service effectiveness and satisfaction
• Advocacy and ongoing support
• Connections to transportation resources
• Referrals to senior centers, Commission on Aging programs, and other local supports

How to Access Services

Individuals, family members, providers, and community agencies may contact WMCMH directly for questions or referrals.

Contact Information

Phone: 1-800-992-2061

Hannah Bogdan – Adult Team Coordinator
hannahb@wmcmhs.org

Heather Messer – Older Adult Case Manager
heatherm@wmcmhs.org

Individuals may also access services through Same Day Access at any WMCMH office location.

Building Community Connections

WMCMH Older Adult Services also works closely with local organizations and providers serving older adults throughout our communities.

Community agencies, healthcare organizations, senior programs, transportation services, and other providers interested in partnering are encouraged to reach out to our team.

Together, we can strengthen support systems and improve access to care and services for older adults across West Michigan.

You Are Not Alone

Navigating aging-related challenges can feel overwhelming at times – for older adults and for families. WMCMH is committed to helping individuals stay connected, supported, and empowered within their communities.