Thousands of members of the NCOA community contacted their members of Congress, urging support for funding that helps older adults afford their Medicare costs. That hard work paid off! Congress included $62.5 million for these Medicare programs through the end of 2024. On top of that, the Biden administration's budget seeks needed funding for initiatives that would improve the health and economic security of older adults.

The Direct Care Workforce Strategies Center is hosting virtual "office hours" on Thursday, March 21, at 1 p.m. ET. This is a great opportunity for states interested in applying to the technical assistance offerings presented during the Strategies Center’s first webinar earlier this month. Attendees will be able to ask panelists from the program about the technical assistance opportunities.

Your work and interests are the focus of this year's Age+Action Conference agenda, which is now live. Sessions span dozens of topics, including social isolation, nutrition, benefits access, equity, and much more. See what's in store and register today!

Mental health takes center stage on May 2

This year's Older Adult Mental Health Awareness Day Symposium is full of opportunities and, as always, free for attendees. Join us May 2 @ 10 a.m. ET for full day of learning that equips you to support the mental health needs of older adults. 

Register today

What makes Hill Day events effective? You!

At this year's Age+Action conference, NCOA will lead a group visit to Capitol Hill, where advocates can meet with and educate lawmakers. Learn how we're supporting this event and what you can do to communicate effectively with elected officials.

Watch live on March 27 @ 2 p.m. ET

Healthy weight starts with good nutrition

National Nutrition Month® is a great opportunity to help older adults set nutrition goals. Spread the word about the ways obesity affects health and how we can manage our weight as we age. 

Share these tips for healthy eating

NCOA experts talk health care on podcast

In the new episode of "Conversations About Health Care Delivery in the United States," NCOA President and CEO Ramsey Alwin and Senior Director Kathy Cameron talk about how the U.S. health care system is preparing for big demographic changes. 

Listen on your favorite podcast app

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