As I write this message, LeadingAge team members, along with aging services providers across the country and around the world, are packing their bags and getting ready to travel to Boston for the 2025 LeadingAge Annual Meeting and the Global Ageing Network Biennial Conference. We’re coming together during a very […]
Curiosity and enthusiasm for learning and improvement, often through collaboration with university-based researchers and academicians, is deeply embedded in the DNA of LeadingAge and our members. Whether through collaboration with my research colleagues at the LeadingAge LTSS Center @UMass Boston, or via arrangements forged with institutions located in close proximity […]
Longevity expert Dr. Peter Attia opens his 2023 bestseller, Outlive, with the story of Tithonus, a mythical Greek figure who famously asked the gods for eternal life. Tithonus was thrilled when Zeus granted his wish. He later regretted that request because his body decayed endlessly during his eternal lifespan. Tithonus […]
As part of our ongoing commitment to understand how aging service providers are approaching technology strategy, adoption, and innovation, LeadingAge CAST and Ziegler Link•age Funds launched the inaugural CTO Hotline survey. The joint initiative pairs the strengths of CAST and Ziegler Link•age Funds, which invest in companies with technology, tech-enabled […]
Nine months into my time as Director of Workforce Strategy and Development at LeadingAge and the LeadingAge LTSS Center @UMass Boston, I’ve learned a lot about the issues and challenges that members across the country encounter in their daily efforts to maintain staff stability. That stability is crucial to ensuring […]
LeadingAge and its members have focused their attention on the U.S. Congress in recent months as senators and representatives debated the provisions of HR 1, the over-1,000-page 2025 Reconciliation Bill that addressed taxes, spending, immigration, and health care. Signed into law this summer, HR 1 calls for drastic reductions in […]
In an increasingly connected world, those working in senior living communities and community-based organizations understand that older adults are now asked to navigate technology as a part of daily life—to communicate with family and staff, access health information, and even participate in community events. The question often arises: Should our […]
Interoperability, as LeadingAge and Center for Aging Services Technologies (CAST) members know all too well, is a longstanding concern and challenge in post acute care. For many reasons, nursing homes and other post-acute care providers face a large gap in interoperability compared to hospital and physical practice care partners. This […]
I’m a huge fan of Ethan Mollick, a professor of entrepreneurialism and innovation at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. His latest blog post, “Making AI Work: Leadership, Lab & Crowd,” couldn’t be more timely for aging-services providers. Backed by fresh data, he offers a clear, three-part framework […]
