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ELDERLY HEALTH

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Money Follows the Person Initiatives: How Adult Day Services Can Tap Into Existing Medicaid Funds

The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 created the Money Follows the Person (MFP) Rebalancing Demonstration, the largest demonstration program in the history of Medicaid. The goal of the project is to help reduce existing barriers to allow people to live in the community in a meaningful way. Join Adult Day Service Letter and the National Adult Day Services Association for this 90 minute audio conference and webinar.


Now Available on CD-ROM

Emerging Trends in Senior Health Services: The Evolution Toward Personalized Medicine, Coordinated Care and Prevention

Senior healthcare and related aging services are seeing an evolution toward personalized medicine, an emphasis on prevention, and an increased focus on keeping seniors in their own homes with new modes of remote caregiving. New partnerships are developing in senior services within the community and between the older adult, the caregiver and the medical team. Join Elderly Health Services Letter and three leaders in senior health services in this 90-minute audio conference and webinar.


Now Available on CD-ROM

How Adopting Diabetes Protocols and Monitoring Programs Can Strengthen Your Adult Day Services, Census and Bottom Line

The incidence of diabetes in the elderly is reaching epidemic proportions, according to a new study of Medicare claims published last month in the Archives of Internal Medicine. Today, 40% of older adults have diabetes. The costs of caring for elderly people with diabetes are threatening to overwhelm the system designed to pay for their medical care. Join Adult Day Services Letter and NADSA to learn how you can strengthen your adult day services by participating in this 90-minute audio conference and webinar.


Now Available on CD-ROM

Today’s Role of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs in Adult Day Services

Developing a relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs can provide profitable opportunities for adult day service providers. More recently, there had been considerable support from the VA for attendance of veterans at adult day service centers leading to increased referrals. Join Adult Day Services Letter and NADSA for details surrounding this business opportunity in this 90-minute audio conference.


How Adult Day Centers Are Marketing Their Programs and Services

This comprehensive report, compiled by the editorial staff of Adult Day Services Letter, explores current national marketing trends, tips and how-to’s for launching a marketing campaign, examples and innovative marketing strategies used by adult day centers, ways to host a successful fund raiser and additional professional resources and contact information.


The National Directory of Adult Day Care Centers, Third Edition

You'll use this leading reference on the growing adult day field for research, evaluation, and selection and for decision making. The only professional reference that contains more than 3,350 Adult Day Services Programs and 4000 contact names.


NEW Edition !
Grant Funding for Elderly Health Services, Sixth Edition

There is funding help for your organization, no matter your size, from foundations and federal programs that focus on programs serving the needs of the elderly. Programs just like yours have received funds to begin new projects, train healthcare professionals, develop programs to reach out to the community, and improve healthcare services.


What's Working in Eldercare

is a powerful action-motivated resource especially for adult day services, home care, hospice, respite care and community-based services.


New! Coordinating Care Transitions for the Elderly and Dual Eligibles: Fostering Self-Management and Reducing Readmissions


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