• What is Elder Abuse?
• Who Do I Call to Report
  Elder Abuse?
• Partnerships for Elder Protection
  • About PEP
  • Get Involved
  • PEP Events
  • Resources
  • Strategic Plan
• Preventing Financial Exploitation
  • Training Kit
  • Quick Response Chart
  • Training Updates
• Preventing
  Abuse and Neglect
  • Gatekeeper Training
  • Why Should I Care?
  • Training Updates

Who Do I Call to Report Elder Abuse?

Unsure of who to call? We have created a Quick Response Chart to help you identify your situation and who you should call. Looking over this chart will quickly show you how to respond to several different scenarios.

If you feel an elder is in immediate danger call 911.

Prevention of Elder Abuse (PEA)

PEA provides social workers that respond to allegations of abuse, neglect and exploitation. Social workers also provide case management to those who have no other support system and work closely with Adult Protective Services (APS). 406-896-9696.

Adult Protective Services (APS)

APS works to protect vulnerable elderly and disabled adults by investigating allegations of abuse, neglect and financial exploitation, working with local law enforcement, U.S. and County Attorneys. If allegations are confirmed, services will be offered either to the elder or to the abuser with the goal of
reducing the risk or alleviating the abuse. APS website.

Click on a region below to see APS contact information for your region.