Older adults and their families depend on key programs to manage their chronic conditions, prevent falls, and afford prescription medications. As the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) restructures, we urge leaders to ensure these programs remain intact.

Age-friendly care focuses on patient concerns

Once you understand what matters most to a person, decision-making becomes much more focused. Prepare yourself to provide age-friendly care with this set of free toolkits. There are also self-guided resources for older adults.

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You can encourage healthy eating habits

Educate the older adults you work with about how they can keep up with what their bodies need to stay healthy. With our colorful infographic and 6 simple tips, you can choose how to inform and encourage your clients.

Share these tips with older adults

You know best why your work matters

Aging services professionals like you are in a wonderful position to educate lawmakers evaluating changes to federal services and programs. Follow events and find opportunities to educate through our advocacy newsletters.

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