Aging Services assists older adults and caregivers in Johnson and Linn counties. Our mission is to enhance the lives of older adults by providing services and resources to assist them in remaining independent. Services include: Pathways Adult Day Health Center, transportation, minor and major home repairs including snow removal and lawn mowing services.
The mission of TRAIL of Johnson County -- our name stands for Tools and Resources for Active Independent Living -- is to help older adults remain in their own homes as long as possible, by providing access to needed services and socializing opportunities. For a monthly fee, TRAIL members receive three primary benefits: the services of a volunteer network for simple house chores and errands, transportation, medical advocacy, and other needs; and opportunities to participate in social and educational opportunities with other TRAIL members.
For $1 per ride, qualified North Liberty residents can call a taxi (contracted with Yellow Transport of Iowa City) to pick up groceries, get to the bank, visit a doctor, connect to a bus, or certain other essential quality-of-life trips, scheduled Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
North Liberty residents can be eligible for this program because they don’t have access to vehicle, face financial difficulty, or are permanently or temporarily disabled. Fully-accessible vehicles are available.
North Liberty City Hall
360 N Main St
North Liberty, IA 52317
United States
This service is available to residents of Solon. Volunteers will give you a free ride to medical appointments or somewhere in town. Give Cindy Jensen, transportation coordinator, a call to enroll and set up your rides at 319-360-3279.
P.O. Box 131
Solon, IA 52333
United States