Join Mathematica for an informational webinar discussing the recently released 2020 and 2021 data from the Compendium of U.S. Health Systems, developed by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). This publicly available national database offers a comprehensive collection of information on more than 600 U.S. health systems, their affiliated hospitals, and group practices.
Join Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP for an informative webinar that provides updates on key trends and developments regarding the False Claims Act (FCA) and its implications for health care entities working with the government. The session covers important topics such as the Department of Justice's FCA report for fiscal year 2022, significant Supreme Court cases affecting health care organizations, and guidance on best practices for navigating the current enforcement landscape.
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Justice in Aging is organizing a webinar to discuss policy opportunities that could increase the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) resource limit. This webinar is designed to provide in-depth insights into the challenges posed by the current SSI resource limit, which has remained unchanged for over 30 years. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the complex rules and strict resource limits that impact SSI eligibility, where even a minimal amount above the limit can result in benefit ineligibility, suspension, or termination.
EngAGED, the National Resource Center for Engaging Older Adults, is hosting a webinar on bridging the digital divide and connecting consumers to technology and engagement. The webinar features Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) from AARP, who will discuss the Affordable Connectivity Program and its role in connecting consumers to affordable broadband. Additionally, the Association of Assistive Technology Act Programs (ATAP) will highlight state Assistive Technology Act Programs and their potential to connect consumers to Assistive Technology.
Join the American Society on Aging (ASA) for an informative webinar on the topics of hearing loss and dementia. Gain insights into the modifiable risk factors for dementia and learn about the link between hearing loss and cognitive impairments. This session provides health professionals with interventions and strategies to address hearing loss in adults aged 45 and older, while also highlighting special considerations for high-risk populations.
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The American Society on Aging (ASA) is hosting a webinar titled "Grief and Ambiguous Loss" as part of their Empowering Professionals in Aging series. This webinar, presented in collaboration with Home Instead, aims to deepen participants' understanding of the various types of grief and how individuals cope with loss. Specifically, it explores the concept of ambiguous loss, commonly experienced by caregivers of individuals with dementia, and provides valuable resources to support individuals and families in their grieving process.
Registration is still open for USAging’s 48th Annual Conference and Tradeshow, taking place July 16-19 in Salt Lake City, Utah. This event will feature more than 100 Workshops and sessions over four days covering the latest developments and trends in aging, with a focus on the areas of health care contracting and data, information exchange, and interoperability.
The Tennessee Commission on Aging and Disability (TCAD) is hosting a webinar titled "Leading a Data & Technology Transition for Your State or Agency." During this session, Ryan Ramsey, TCAD Deputy Director, will share valuable insights from their year-long technology and data transformation project. Attendees will gain practical knowledge on the significance of robust data, effective change management, and implementing new data systems across multiple agencies.
Join the National Council on Aging for a Q&A session about the Senior Center Vaccine Initiative. Through this initiative, NCOA will contract with up to 150 senior centers to provide a minimum of 100 COVID-19 or flu shots. Participating senior centers will receive $10,000 that can be used to support their efforts. NCOA staff will be available to answer questions about eligibility, application, scope of work, reporting, etc.
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The National Center on Law & Elder Rights (NCLER) is hosting a webinar to educate professionals working with older adults about recognizing the types of abuse and common methods used to assert control over older adults. This session will also delve into ways that legal assistance, elder rights, and aging services professionals can work with older survivors of abuse in later life, utilizing person-centered approaches, trauma-informed practices, and strategies to prevent further harm.
