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Contact a long-term care ombudsman in Florida

Contact a long-term care ombudsman. Check the specific programme’s criteria and local referral.

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In Florida, 1 state agency publishes 1 official link for this service.

Before you start · 4 things to check
  • Choose a county on the map to open its state-listed providers. Los Angeles City and County have separate AAA directories. A provider’s address can be in another county.
  • Each programme has different eligibility. A directory listing does not confirm an open intake, a visitor counter or every service boundary; contact the named provider first.
  • Community APS handles suspected adult abuse; long-term care ombudsmen help facility residents. Use the contact for the setting involved.
  • State programme guidance is shared. ADRC, SCSEP, MSSP and CBAS providers are shown only where the captured directory contains a provider listing. CAlz Connect has a separate two-county guide.

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Florida county mapChoose a county to open its directory. Use the county search and list for smaller counties.Alachua County: open directoryBaker County: open directoryBay County: open directoryBradford County: open directoryBrevard County: open directoryBroward County: open directoryCalhoun County: open directoryCharlotte County: open directoryCitrus County: open directoryClay County: open directoryCollier County: open directoryColumbia County: open directoryDeSoto County: open directoryDixie County: open directoryDuval County: open directoryEscambia County: open directoryFlagler County: open directoryFranklin County: open directoryGadsden County: open directoryGilchrist County: open directoryGlades County: open directoryGulf County: open directoryHamilton County: open directoryHardee County: open directoryHendry County: open directoryHernando County: open directoryHighlands County: open directoryHillsborough County: open directoryHolmes County: open directoryIndian River County: open directoryJackson County: open directoryJefferson County: open directoryLafayette County: open directoryLake County: open directoryLee County: open directoryLeon County: open directoryLevy County: open directoryLiberty County: open directoryMadison County: open directoryManatee County: open directoryMarion County: open directoryMartin County: open directoryMiami-Dade County: open directoryMonroe County: open directoryNassau County: open directoryOkaloosa County: open directoryOkeechobee County: open directoryOrange County: open directoryOsceola County: open directoryPalm Beach County: open directoryPasco County: open directoryPinellas County: open directoryPolk County: open directoryPutnam County: open directorySt. Johns County: open directorySt. Lucie County: open directorySanta Rosa County: open directorySarasota County: open directorySeminole County: open directorySumter County: open directorySuwannee County: open directoryTaylor County: open directoryUnion County: open directoryVolusia County: open directoryWakulla County: open directoryWalton County: open directoryWashington County: open directory
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Florida Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA) — Statewide Aging, CARES & Long-Term Care Programs

Statewide Florida Department of Elder Affairs programs (CCE, HCE, ADI, CARES, SMMC Long-Term Care, LTC Ombudsman, and SHINE Medicare counseling) across all 11 PSAs and 67 counties.

Florida long-term care ombudsman information (opens in a new tab)Official instructions

The mission of the Florida Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is to improve the quality of life for all Florida long-term care residents by advocating for and protecting their health, safety, welfare and rights.

Source checked October 28, 2026

Florida Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program (DOEA) · Florida Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program (opens in a new tab)

Florida Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program

The mission of the Florida Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is to improve the quality of life for all Florida long-term care residents by advocating for and protecting their health, safety, welfare and rights.

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