Evidence shows that care management programs have shifted the locus of care away from nursing homes and toward community settings.
What Do We (Still) Need to Know About Long-term Care Management?
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Tribute to Dennis Dudley
‘No matter the occasion or the setting, he transformed it.’
ASA Announces New Board Members
‘This year’s class of new ASA board members will more than fulfill our ambitious aspirations.’
On Choosing Public Service
My mother helped neighbors, ‘because it was the right thing to do.’
A Dose of Determination Solves Complex Challenges for Patients at Home
‘I was not prepared for the reality of a patient’s life outside of a hospital or clinic.’
New Malnutrition Quality Measure Helps to Better Quantify Nutrition Care
‘It is a first-of-its-kind composite measure fully specified for use with electronic health record data.’
Making Sense of the Many Resources Available to the Sandwich Generation
‘The entirety of the caregiving spectrum can be daunting.’
Rebranding in the Aging Services Sector: Part I—The Nonprofit Perspective
‘We must rebrand the current image of aging seen in U.S. media and advertising.’
Rebranding in the Aging Services Sector: Part II—The Corporate Perspective
‘The rebranding prepares the organization for new products and services.’
COVID—When Everyone Found Their Hysterical Strength
Even HHS moved with unprecedented alacrity.
Black and Brown Aging Life Care Managers Changing The World, One Client at a Time
Remind black or brown clients that they are the expert of themselves, and the relationship is a partnership.
Important Medicare Decisions Should Not be Left to Auto-Pilot
Artificial Intelligence decision-making software is used as a means of restricting access to healthcare.
Clinical Resilience Among Practitioners Caring for Older Adults
COVID-19 has greatly exacerbated contributing environmental stressors to compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma.
Aging Philanthropy: Serving Is a Privilege
‘ “It is an honor and a privilege to be in this role,” applies to me very literally as a white woman in this moment.’
The Road to a COVID-19 Vaccination Is a Bumpy One for Many Older Adults
Many older adults are learning the hard way that vaccine eligibility does not necessarily mean vaccine access.
Closing the Tech Divide Via Aging Connected
Forty-five percent of adults older than age 65 lack online medical accounts that could help them sign up for COVID-19 vaccinations.
Generous, Down-to-Earth, Brilliant, Creative: The Mentorship and Legacy of Dr. Phoebe Liebig
‘You can just call me Phoebe.’
Shoulder to Shoulder, Men’s Shedders Engage with One Another, Save Lives
‘Shedders are not slackers.’
Seeking Concern for Community in Broadening Internet Access
‘Cooperatives continue to be the lead agents of rural Internetification.’
Immediate Actions the new Administration Should Take to Improve End-of-life Care and Planning
We offer three critical ways the Biden Administration can positively impact end-of-life care for all populations.