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Webinar: The SNAP Elderly Simplified Application Project: Lessons and Opportunities

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In 2015, only 42% of eligible seniors participated in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The Elderly Simplified Application Project (ESAP), which is currently operating in eight states, is a collection of policy and process changes that can streamline enrollment of low-income seniors into SNAP. Benefits Data Trust (BDT) and NCOA produced an advocate’s guide that educates state-based aging and anti-hunger advocates about ESAP and suggests ways they can engage their state agency leaders to create ESAPs.

Reverse Mortgage Servicing & Foreclosure: Emerging Issues

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Justice in Aging is offering a webinar on, Reverse Mortgage Servicing & Foreclosure: Emerging Issues, to outline issues facing reverse mortgage borrowers and offer strategies to address the challenges. Reverse mortgages help allow older homeowners to age in place, but recently there has been an uptick in reverse mortgage foreclosures due to property charge defaults and other issues. This problem can lead to the displacement of older adults from their homes. This webinar will discuss recent changes to the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) program.

What Works for Youth? Tracking Vocational Rehab Outcomes

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There have been recent federal policy changes that require vocational rehabilitation (VR) agencies to increase services for youth transitioning into adulthood. Mathematica has partnered with TransCen, the University of Maryland, and the Institute for Community Inclusion to examine the employment outcomes for the wide range of youth who receive VR services.
 

A Closer Look at the Healthy Aging in Action Report

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ASTHO and CDC's Healthy Aging Program are hosting a webinar focusing on the Healthy Aging in Action: Advancing the National Prevention Strategy report that was produced by the National Prevention, Health Promotion, and Public Health Council (National Prevention Council). This strategy report identifies specific actions for healthy aging that are continuing to improve health and well-being in later life. The webinar will feature presentations on some of the findings and lessons learned from the report.

LTCOP Rule: Identifying and Addressing Individual Conflicts of Interest

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This is the second webinar in a series of two webinars being offered for Ombudsmen. Please join the Consumer Voice for a webinar series that will discuss the application of the LTCOP Rule in daily Ombudsman program advocacy and management. The first one was held on March 29th and discussed the "LTCOP Rule: Supporting Person-Centered Advocacy - Complaint Investigations and Abuse Reporting". This webinar will look at the "LTCOP Rule: Identifying and Addressing Individual Conflicts of Interest”.

The LTCOP Rule: Ombudsman Program Representative Advocacy, Training, and Program Management

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Two webinars are being offered for Ombudsmen. Please join the Consumer Voice for a webinar series that will discuss the application of the LTCOP Rule in daily Ombudsman program advocacy and management. There will be two webinars that will share resources and training materials for Ombudsman program representatives on the topics of complaint investigations and abuse reporting and individual conflicts of interest.

Changing the System for Complex Patients: Nursing Innovation in Action

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Join the AARP Public Policy Institute to learn about an innovative nursing-led model of care that is being widely hailed as a success. Presenters include Susan Reinhard, PhD, RN, FAAN, senior vice president and director of the AARP Public Policy Institute and chief strategist for the Center to Champion Nursing in America, and Lauran Hardin, MSN, RN, CNL, senior director of Cross-Continuum Transformation at the National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs.

Webinar: Memory Loss and the Public Health Burden: Results from the 2015 BRFSS

A recent analysis of the 2015 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) indicates that over 50 percent of midlife and older adults with increasing memory problems report negative effects on their ability to perform everyday tasks or do work or social activities. To learn more, join us on Wednesday, December 14 from 3:00-4:00 p.m.

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