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Sara Since 2001 Maria Since 2001 Thomas Since 2010 Alondra Since 2002 Martha Since 2009 Lizabeth Since 2006 Herlinda Since 2000 Maria Since 1998 WE LIVE OUR BELIEFS & VALUES WE COMMUNICATE WE CARE WE SUPPORT HEALTH AND WELLNESS WE PROMOTE OUR COMPANY WE VALUE DIVERSITY WE ARE DEPENDABLE WE CELEBRATE OUR EVERYDAY HEROES WE KEEP OUR PROMISES WE ARE PROFESSIONAL WE ARE FRIENDLY AND FUN WE ENCOURAGE PERSONAL GROWTH WE ARE COMPASSIONATE Addus HealthCare Salutes the n4a and All Those Who Serve American Families and Communities. Addus HealthCare and its 12,000 employees support the n4a and its member Area Agencies on Aging. It is our mission to improve the health and well-being of our clients by providing a wide range of quality, cost effective, health care services in their homes. Our commitment is to help all of our clients to live at home, where they want to be. 6 Good Reasons to Consider Addus HealthCare • 30 years of service to AAA’s, DHS and County Governments • Ability to coordinate a wide spectrum of home and community based services • 122 locations in 17 states • Experienced in providing home care services through 400 active agreements • Systems in place to tailor reports and data required under Title III, Title XX and SSBG grants • Available 24 hours/7 days a week For More Information, Call Our National Contracts Department 800-800-6240 www.addus.com Serving Families at Home Since 1979 Home & Community • Private Duty • Home Health • Adult Day Services • VA Eligibility Pre-Screening 26
9:00 a.m. – Noon PC 08) The Affordable Care Act-What Does It Mean for Older Americans? Sunday, July 18 Regency Ballroom F What changes will Health Care Reform bring and what do you need to know for your work with seniors? This session will walk through some of the sections of the Affordable Care Act and how it relates and translates into opportunities for Area Agencies on Aging. See Conference Addendum for a complete description. Presenters: Session led by AoA and CMS 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Concurrent Workshops SU01) Drug Assistance Partnerships and Affordable Prescription Options Regency Ballroom A for Older Adults Benefits Outreach and Enrollment This presentation offers AAAs and others in the Aging Network insight into two innovative programs regarding drug assistance partnerships. It will focus on partnership development and best practices used to help older adults understand and afford their prescription drug options. Presenters: Mary Kaschak, Program Associate, n4a, Washington, DC Glenda Hoffmeister, Executive Director, Southeast Missouri Area Agency on Aging, Cape Girardeau, MO SU02) Performance Measures vs. Evaluation—AoA SmackDown! Sterling Studio 3 Building on 45 Years of Success with Older Americans Act Programs The U.S. Administration on Aging uses 14 outcome measures and 23 output indicators to make the case for funding and support from decision makers in Washington, including Congress. New evaluation activities are also underway that are expected to influence decisions on legislation and funding. How do these activities differ? Is one more powerful than the other? What are their strengths and weaknesses? What does the future hold for each and how can AAAs participate and benefit from these two data activities? Presenter: Valerie Cook, Office of Evaluation, U.S. Administration on Aging, Washington, DC SU03) Early Stage Dementia: A Partnership Approach to Screening and Services Mills Studio 1 Caregiver Assistance Learn how an Area Agency on Aging and a local Alzheimer’s Association chapter partnered to screen for early stage dementia, implemented specific early stage interventions and linked identified families to a long term support network. Participants will leave with the necessary tools to replicate the project in their area. Presenters: Janie Bonham, Project LEARN Care Consultant, Alzheimer’s Association, Mid-Missouri Chapter, Columbia, MO Deb Bryer, Early Stage Coordinator, Alzheimer’s Association, St. Louis Chapter, Columbia, MO Jean Leonatti, CEO, Central Missouri Area Agency on Aging, Columbia, MO Sunday, July 18 SU04) Engaging Governance: Tools for Boards & Advisory Councils Tools for Running Your Organization Grand Ballroom A Presenters will showcase the new and improved n4a web-based Board and Advisory Council Training Manual. Presenters will discuss and provide practical examples and tools to educate and orient AAA and Title VI partners and other key stakeholders (local elected officials, local health directors and others) on the mission, purpose, roles and responsibilities of the Aging Network as a means to create informed and engaged community leaders. Discussion will engage attendees on their experience in working with governance bodies and help n4a identify any needs for additional training and support. Presenters: Donna Harvey, Executive Director, Hawkeye Valley Area Agency on Aging, Waterloo, IA Abigail Morgan, Program Manager, n4a, Washington, DC Joe Ruby, President & CEO, Area Agency on Aging, 10B Inc., Uniontown, OH Answers on Aging • n4a’s Annual Conference & Tradeshow 27
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