I have been thinking a lot lately about what matters. What mattered in the past? What matters now? What will matter in the future? We only need to look at the history of LeadingAge for an answer to my first question. Our association was created 60 years ago as a […]
Big news! There’s a federal program that has managed to provide housing to 10,000 more older adults with the lowest incomes over the last 10 years. It’s happened without a lot of fanfare or even any ribbon cuttings. Have mobility issues and need a home? This program’s here for you even […]
I appreciate this opportunity to share these reflections in conjunction with receiving the 2023 LeadingAge Award of Honor. Having known many of the recipients of the LeadingAge Award of Honor during the past 45 years, it is humbling to be included in their esteemed company. I am also grateful to […]
Tomorrow marks my second full month as the Workforce Policy Director at LeadingAge, and I am proud to say this week was a busy one. There’s nothing my policy colleagues and I enjoy more than moving the needle on policies in support of our provider members and ensuring our collective […]
As providers of aging services, you think a great deal about the financial currency—reimbursements, contributions, earned income—that helps your organizations fulfill their missions and stay afloat. We at LeadingAge think a great deal about that, too. A new report from Independent Sector urges us to expand our thinking. “Public trust […]
We know cybersecurity is a priority for many LeadingAge members in care settings across the continuum, so we asked the CEO of BlueOrange Compliance, John DiMaggio, to give an overview of what providers need to know. Also, be sure to register for the upcoming “Cybersecurity: Pre-Breach Preparedness” webinar on October […]
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Every great family vacation has a theme and for us, this year’s road trip from Seattle to Disneyland was no exception. Our theme was “waiting.” And waiting. From waiting for our first delayed flight to waiting for our orders of delicious treats like coffee in Seattle and craft brews in […]
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