Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division

The State of Nevada, Aging and Disability Services Division provides Elder Protective Services for persons 60 years old and older who may experience abuse, neglect, exploitation, or isolation. Elder Protective Services serves all of Nevada.

Elder abuse is a crime!

If the Aging and Disability Services Division Elder Protective Service worker believes that a crime has been committed against an older person, a referral is made to the appropriate law enforcement agency for possible investigation and prosecution.

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Elder Protective Service Includes:

Investigation, which begins within 3 working days of being reported

Evaluation

Counseling

Arrangement/Referral for other services

Protective services are provided if the individual is willing to accept these services.

Who can report a case of elder abuse?

Any person may report an incident of abuse if they have reasonable cause to believe that an elderly person has been abused, neglected, exploited, or isolated. All information received as a result of a report is maintained as confidential.

Mandatory reporters must make the report immediately after the event, but no later than 24 hours after there is reason to believe that an elderly person has been abused, neglected, exploited, or isolated. Mandatory reporters include:

	Medical professionals
	Employees of hospitals and home health agencies
	Social workers
	Coroners
	Law enforcement employees
	Adult or juvenile probation officers
	Department of Health and Human Services' employees
	Mortuary or funeral home employees
	Employees of the facilities providing care for older persons

Reports must be made to any of the following:

	The local office of the Aging and Disability Services Division during normal business hours
	Any police department or sheriff's office
	Clark County Protective Services

If an older person is in immediate danger, the local police, sheriff's office or emergency medical service should be contacted.

If the older person is not in immediate danger, the report should be made to one of the designated offices. After normal business hours, the reporter should contact local law enforcement, or the Crisis Call Center at 1-800-992-5757.

Please do not send a report of elder abuse, neglect, exploitation or isolation to the Aging and Disability Services Division email address, as it may not be acted on promptly.

The Aging and Disability Services Division observes the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. No person shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination in any service or activity because of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or physical or mental disability under these programs.

Elder Abuse Reporting System (EARS) Reports

EPS Caseload Report
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EPS Comparison of Budgeted vs. Actual
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The State of Nevada, Aging and Disability Services Division provides Elder Protective Services for persons 60 years old and older who may experience abuse, neglect, exploitation, or isolation. Elder Protective Services serves all of Nevada.

Elder Abuse Reporting System (EARS) Reports

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