Marshall County

Common questions about senior help in Marshall County

Who do I call for Meals on Wheels in Marshall County, Alabama?

Start with Marshall County COA Meals on Wheels at 256-571-7805. Operates out of Guntersville to serve homebound rural residents. Call the intake line. If no one answers, call the TARCOG Area Agency on Aging at 256-830-0818 and ask for the nutrition program for Marshall County.

Are there free rides to doctor appointments for seniors in Marshall County?

Yes. Marshall County Rural Transit (256-571-7805) helps with transportation in Marshall County. Demand-response rural transit. Schedule through the COA. Call a few days ahead — most rides must be scheduled in advance.

How do I get help at home for an older parent in Marshall County?

Alabama Cares Program (Marshall County) at 256-571-7805 is the place to start. Localized respite care and training for unpaid family caregivers. Facilitated through the COA. You can also call TARCOG at 256-830-0818 to ask about in-home care options and waiting lists.

Where can seniors get free legal help or report abuse in Marshall County?

TARCOG Visiting Attorney at 256-571-7805. A specialized TARCOG attorney visits the Marshall County COA once a month for senior legal issues (wills, deeds). By appointment only.

Is there a cost to use these Marshall County senior resources?

No. This directory is completely free and nothing is sold here. Most listed programs are free or sliding-scale. If a program has a fee, the agency will tell you before anything starts.

What if I don't know which number to call in Marshall County?

Call the community nurse line at (205) 206-0029 or request a free callback. Nurse Joel or Nurse Dasha will listen, sort through the options with you, and point you to the right Marshall County office.