Footcare with a Heart nurse, Erica Bee, LPN, CFCS, M.Ed provides foot care services at Orcas Senior Center for adults suffering from foot disorders that lead to pain, reduced mobility, independence, and quality of life.

Call (360) 622-8234 or (360) 622-2117 for more information or to schedule a foot care appointment.

The Orcas Island Lions Club Mobility Program loans quality used mobility equipment for people of all ages free of cost or by donation at Orcas Senior Center on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 10am to 11am.

In addition, the Orcas Island Lions Club provides basic hearing assistance, eye examination and appropriate corrective eyewear assistance with their Sight and Hearing Programs.

Visit their website at orcaslions.org or call the Orcas Senior Center front desk at (360) 376-2677.

Local Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA) volunteer counselors, Pegi Groundwater and Michael Moss, assist with Medicare enrollment, choosing secondary plans, and affordable healthcare. Counseling is free of charge.

Call (360) 376-5892 or email orcasshiba@yahoo.com for more information or to schedule a counseling appointment.

Stacey Nordrum, Au.D., CCC-A from Island Hearing Healthcare offers hearing tests, consultations, hearing aid programming, and other hearing aid services at Orcas Senior Center on the first Thursday of every month. Consultation, cleaning, and checks of hearing aids will be offered free of charge.

Call (360) 378-2330 or email islandhearing@gmail.com to schedule an appointment.

To learn more about Island Hearing Healthcare, visit the website at islandhearing.net.

Assured Imaging brings their mobile mammogram van to Orcas Senior Center once a year for digital mammogram screening. All major insurances are acceptad and no referral is needed.

Call (888) 233-6121 or visit www.assuredimaging.com for more information.

Life Line Screening offers screening packages at Orcas Senior Center once a year. Packages include screenings of Carotid Artery Disease, Peripheral Arterial Disease, Abdominal Aoritic Aneurysm, and Atrial Fibrillation. Other screenings available depending on screening package.

Call (866) 895-3370 or visit www.lifelinescreening.com for more information.

Island Rides provides transportation to seniors, persons with disabilities, and people in need. They offer free or low-cost transportation service to islanders who do not drive.

Visit their website at islandrides.org or call (360) 672-2201.

The Orcas Community Resource Center bridges the gap for a wide range of services for all ages on Orcas Island.

Visit their website at orcascrc.org, call (360) 376-3191, or email info@orcascrc.org for more information.

Hospice of the Northwest is a nationally recognized hospice and palliative care team providing high-quality support and comfort, honoring each individual’s life journey in Skagit and San Juan Counties.

Visit their website at hospicenw.org, call (360) 814-5550, or email hospice_info@hospicenw.org.

To read more about our transportation program, go here.

Orcas Caregiving Connection provides a directory of local caregivers and information resources for care seekers, caregivers, as well as individuals who would like to become caregivers. This site can help connect Orcas Islanders who have caregiving needs with local Orcas caregivers.

Visit their website at orcascaregivingconnection.org.

Orcas Door to Door is designed to meet the needs of non-driving, homebound older adults and adults with disabilities on Orcas Island. The program is available to qualified riders who need door-to-door assistance to access essential services and social events in order to remain healthy and active within our community.

Call (360) 622-2929 for more information or visit their website at orcasdoortodoor.org.

Orcas Loving Care is an adult family home specializing in dementia care on Orcas Island.

Find out more at orcaslovingcare.com or contact them at (360) 317-4575, (360) 376-2463, or contactus@orcaslovingcare.com.

The OPAL Community Land Trust mission is to help sustain Orcas Island as a healthy, economically diverse community by providing permanently affordable homes and support for islanders – families, seniors, and singles – whose house needs are not met by the traditional market.

Visit their website at opalclt.org, call (360) 376-3184, or email info@orast.org.

Orcas Island Food Bank maintains a food bank for those in need. Their mission is to work with our community to prevent hunger.

To learn more, visit their website at orcasislandfoodbank.org, call (360) 376-4445, or email orcasislandfoodbank@centurylink.net.

Call (360) 376-5892 or email orcasshiba@yahoo.com for more information or to schedule a counseling appointment.

Safe San Juans provides domestic violence and sexual assault services for survivors and loved ones including support groups, crisis intervention and counseling, advocacy services, legal advocacy, and safety planning.

To find out more visit their website at safesj.org or call (360) 376-5979.

In immediate need? Call their 24-hour crisis line at (360) 376-1234.

Mert’s Taxi offers free transportation to and from the Anacortes ferry terminal for all Island Hospital and Island Hospital affiliated appointments.

To schedule a free ride, call (360) 708-6358. To read mor about Mert’s Taxi, vist their website at mertsanacortestaxi.com

The Hearing, Speech & Deaf Center in Bellingham, a nonprofit support organization for those who experience hearing loss and their friends and family. They offer a range of services, all of which are free, from information and referrals to consultations relating to hearing, communication, technology, and system barriers.

To schedule a free appointment or consultation, contact them at (360) 647-0910 or bellingham@hsdc.org.

To read more about what the Hearing, Speech & Deaf Center offers visit their website at hsdc.org.

The The Lighthouse for the Blind provides employment, support, and training opportunities for people who are blind, DeafBlind, and blind with other disabilities.

Their Lighthouse Low Vision Services offers an array of rehabilitation services including orientation and mobility training, activities of daily living skills training in the home, vision loss information and referral, outreach presentations, and instruction on devices and aids. Read more here.

For general inquiries, contact The Lighthouse for the Blind at (206) 322-4200 or (800) 914-7307

To read more about what the The Lighthouse for the Blind offers, visit their website at lhblind.org.

ImHurting Crisis Chat is a 24 hour, seven days a week chat service offered through Volunteers of America Western Washington. They provide online emotional support during times of crisis.

Call (800) 584-3578 or go here to chat online.