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Economic Security and Benefits Go Hand-in-Hand All Year Long

Boost Your Budget® Week may be over, but the value of benefits programs and improving economic security for older adults hasn't diminished. Our training and outreach materials will give you a strong start for promoting benefits programs all year long—including these last few days of Financial Literacy Month!

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Benefits Access News

How Medicare covers kidney failure

People with End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD, or kidney failure) can get Medicare regardless of age. Get the details so your clients understand exactly what's covered and when.

Tribal outreach for Title VI MIPPA grantees

Our toolkit helps you communicate with tribal elders about Medicare and subsidy programs.

How to help people

navigating the big Medicaid changes

ADvancing States and the SHIP TA Center have created guidance for counselors about Medicaid's continuous coverage requirement.

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Healthy Aging News

Aging Mastery Program helping refugees

Two organizations teamed up to offer the Aging Mastery Program (AMP) to older adult refugees from the Middle East and Eastern Africa countries in the Denver area. See how it succeeded!

Cross-promoting programs across the continuum of care

Low bone density and concussions have been added to our suite of chronic condition and falls prevention flyers. Use these flyers to help older adults understand how chronic conditions affect fall risk.

Events, Opportunities, and More

Giving Big: Trends in Philanthropic Support for Aging

Donors like MacKenzie Scott are setting a new standard for unrestricted giving that puts power in the hands of recipients and allows nonprofits to decide how funds could best serve constituents. Is this model a passing fancy or the new normal? Find out on April 27 at 1 p.m. ET, when NCOA President and CEO Ramsey Alwin hosts a lively discussion with sector leaders.