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Provides advocacy and resources for older adults and persons with disabilities who lives in nursing homes, assisted living, and other licensed adult care homes as well as behavioral health services.

Provides specially trained volunteers (ombudsman) who work to resolve complaints on behalf of residents of long-term care facilities, assist in the protection of their rights, assist family members, encourage participation in resident councils, and establish good working relations with the facility's administration and staff. Volunteers make regular visits to assigned facilities and are available to residents and family members who have questions or concerns. Volunteers are professionally supervised, and trained.

Gathers and investigates complaints of abuse, neglect and violation of rights for anyone with disabilities.

Investigates complaints, reports findings, and mediates for individuals who are receiving long-term care in nursing homes or other adult care facilities who are having problems with services or staff, and have been ignored by the facility management.

Provides advocates for seniors who are having problems with staff or services in nursing homes, adult living facilities, or adult day programs.

The New York Ombudsman Program provides free, confidential advocacy for individuals who receive, or need, long term care services. Ombudsmen help people understand their rights, resolve complaints, and navigate issues related to managed long term care, nursing homes, assisted living, and home and community based services. The program works to ensure that consumer voices are heard and that services are delivered fairly, safely, and in accordance with state and federal regulations.

Provides assistance for consumers who want to register complaints regarding quality of care received by medical professionals.

Provides assistance for consumers who want to register complaints regarding quality of care received by medical professionals.

Provides specially trained volunteers (ombudsman) who work to resolve complaints on behalf of residents of long-term care facilities, assist in the protection of their rights, assist family members, encourage participation in resident councils, and establish good working relations with the facility's administration and staff. Volunteers make regular visits to assigned facilities and are available to residents and family members who have questions or concerns. Volunteers are professionally supervised, and trained.

Gathers and investigates complaints of abuse, neglect and violation of rights for anyone with disabilities.

Advocates for the rights and concerns of seniors who are residents of local nursing or assisted living facilities, or adult homes, when they or their families are concerned about situations or issues which have arisen while in their care.

Provides advocates for seniors who are having problems with staff or services in nursing homes, adult living facilities, or adult day programs.

Advocates for the rights and concerns of seniors who are residents of local nursing or assisted living facilities, or adult homes, when they or their families are concerned about situations or issues which have arisen while in their care.

Investigates complaints, reports findings, and mediates for individuals who are receiving long-term care in nursing homes or other adult care facilities who are having problems with services or staff, and have been ignored by the facility management.

Gathers and investigates complaints of abuse, neglect and violation of rights for anyone with disabilities.