LeadingAge Advocacy: Three Things You Need to Know

On July 24, Linda Couch, LeadingAge’s senior vice president of policy and advocacy, told a member story during her testimony before the Subcommittee on Housing and Insurance of the Committee on Financial Services in the U.S. House of Representatives.  The story was short but powerful: In September 2023, St. Margaret’s […]

Nonprofits: Our Last Best Hope

Last fall, I shared with you the disturbing news that trust in nonprofit organizations was declining in America, as reported by Independent Sector in its 2023 Trust in Nonprofits and Philanthropy report. Today, I write with better news: according to the organization’s 2024 report, we may be turning things around. […]

IT Roles in Aging Services See a Strategic Shift

In leading aging services organizations, the role of information technology (IT) is undergoing a profound transformation. Traditionally, IT focused on maintaining infrastructure and ensuring operational continuity. Today, as providers increasingly recognize technology’s potential to drive innovation and achieve organizational goals, they are expanding these roles to encompass strategy and innovation. […]

Say Yes to Lobby Day!

Lobby Day is a cornerstone of LeadingAge’s national advocacy. It’s our chance to team up with our state association partners and hundreds of members to flood the halls of Capitol Hill—and it’s maybe my favorite event of the year.  This year’s Lobby Day is right around the corner and I […]

Embracing Flexible Scheduling Models in Aging Services: A Path Toward Workforce Stability 

  LeadingAge members frequently ask me, “Do you know of any providers doing anything wild or different with their staffing? Is anyone doing anything new?” This year, LeadingAge posed that question to its members in collaboration with our state partners at LeadingAge Minnesota, LeadingAge Pennsylvania, LeadingAge Wisconsin, LeadingAge New York, […]