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What it Takes to Age in Place: Bringing Housing and Home & Community-Based Services (HCBS) Together

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The National Center on Law and Elder Rights (NCLER) is hosting a webinar on how to support aging in place. The webinar will explore the intersections between health and housing and provide examples of community models that have integrated housing and health care, including for previously homeless older adults. Participants will learn about how Medicaid funding can be used for HCBS or housing-related services. Two speakers from Justice in Aging will present: Patti Prunhuber, Senior Housing Staff Attorney and Claire Ramsey, Senior Health Staff Attorney.   

Vaccine Reluctance Among Older Adults with a History of Trauma: Diverse Concerns, Trauma-Informed Strategies, and Lessons for the Future

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JFNA Center on Aging and Trauma, a project of the Holocaust Survivor Initiative, is hosting a webinar to discuss how a history of trauma can impact older adults as they age and contribute to vaccine hesitancy. Join this webinar to learn strategies for ensuring that older adults have the information and person-centered, trauma-informed (PCTI) support they need to make informed decisions about their health.
 

Developmental Promotion, Early Detection, Referral, and Linkage to Services

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The National Center on Early Childhood Quality Assurance is hosting a webinar on increasing access to developmental screenings for children and families. This webinar will address several ways that childhood systems can be used to increase screenings in childcare settings, within home visiting situations, with their health provider, in Head Start or Early Head Start programs, or as part of early intervention services.
 

Developmental Promotion, Early Detection, Referral, and Linkage to Services

Event Description: 
The National Center on Early Childhood Quality Assurance is hosting a webinar on increasing access to developmental screenings for children and families. This webinar will address several ways that childhood systems can be used to increase screenings in childcare settings, within home visiting situations, with their health provider, in Head Start or Early Head Start programs, or as part of early intervention services.
 

7 Requirements to Attract Healthcare-CBO Partnership Investments

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As hospitals and health systems adapt to a new world where they are paid based on health outcomes, human services provided by area agencies on aging and other community-based organizations (CBOs) are essential to their success. This webinar will assess the benefits and risks of value-based healthcare partnerships as well as look at how connected networks of providers allow a health system to make referrals more easily.
 

Enhancing LTSS Quality Infrastructure using National Core Indicators® (NCI) and National Core Indicators—Aging and Disabilities™ (NCI-AD)

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ADvancing States is hosting a webinar on how NCI and NCI-AD can be used to enhance your state’s quality infrastructure. NCI and NCI-AD use validated sets of performance indicators to help DD systems (NCI) and State aging and disability agencies (NCI-AD) measure and track their own performance and hear directly from people receiving services. In this webinar we will discuss how NCI and NCI-AD:
  • Are used by states to enhance quality of their LTSS systems
  • Support stakeholder engagement using standardized national and state reporting

Connect+Conversations Event Series

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Social Health Labs and the Foundation for Social Connection are hosting the first round of the virtual event series, Connect+Conversations. The first session will focus on the health benefits of social connection and the health risks of isolation and loneliness. Attendees will hear from expert researchers and have the opportunity to engage with people across the U.S and globally.
 

Achieving Health Equity for People with Disabilities During the Pandemic and Beyond

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This webinar will explore the financial, pyschological and health related challenges faced adults with disabilities during COVID-19. The event will discuss strategies to address the diverse needs of people living with disabilities and work toward health equity. Expert panelists will discuss the following topics: 

The Biden-Harris Administration's Caregiving Initiative: Investing in Medicaid HCBS

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Join the Community Living Policy Center for a webinar about the Biden-Harris Administration's proposal to invest $400 billion in Medicaid Home and Community Based Services. The webinar will feature remarks from the Acting Administrator of the Administration for Community Living, Alison Barkoff. Panelists will disucss their thoughts on the proposal and share the perspectives of consumers, their advocates, and members of the workforce.

Supporting Adults with Intellectual and Development Disabilities (I/DD) and Their Aging Caregivers: Session 3

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CMS is hosting a two-day virtual summit, Supporting Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) and Their Aging Caregivers, to share promising practices and collaborate on solutions for addressing challenges faced by state Medicaid agencies and their partners in supporting adults with I/DD and their aging parents and caregivers. This webinar will focus on strategies for state Medicaid agencies and their partner agencies, and will cover topics including coordination across state

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