Older adults and people with disabilities are one of the fastest growing populations in San Francisco. Be there as San Francisco hosts the largest statewide event on the new California Master Plan for Aging!
Date/Time:
Friday, September 20, 2019
1:30pm–3:30pm
Location:
Hyatt Regency San Francisco (accessible venue)
5 Embarcadero Center
San Francisco, CA 94111
Register:
Click here for more information and to resister in-person. Click here to watch online.
On Tuesday AARP will welcome Alameda County into the World Health Organization’s Age-Friendly Communities movement. This is a milestone event! Complete with media and photo ops!
BE THERE! This is a significant moment in our work to improve the lives of older Alameda County residents. The aging community needs to be in the room! Bring others. Speak in support. Wear a button (see Wendy on the 4th to get your button).
Click here to go to the Board’s web page where the agenda will be posted some time on Friday, May 31st. (The 11am Proclamations are listed towards the end of the Agenda.)
Click here to contact Wendy to let us know you’ll be there. Let us know if you would like assistance in getting a group of community members to the meeting.
Date/Time:
Alameda County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
Tuesday June 4
11am
Location:
Board Chambers
1221 Oak Street, 5th Floor
Oakland, CA 94612
The SCAN Foundation is hosting training webinars on the My Care, My Choice website for community-based organizations, community advocates, and advisors. The webinars will walk attendees through the website and answer questions so that attendees can share My Care, My Choice with beneficiaries, their family members, and community colleagues throughout the year.
Californians with Medicare and Medi-Cal have many options to get their health care. However, figuring out which options might be a “best fit” can be really confusing.
My Care, My Choice is a unique website designed to help Californians with Medicare and Medi-Cal learn about the range of care options in their local area so they can get the most from their health care coverage. By answering a few questions, My Care, My Choice provides a list of local care choices to fit a person’s care needs and preferences. My Care, My Choice was developed by The SCAN Foundation and its partners using federal and state data.
Time/Date:
Wednesday, June 19
1 pm
Registration:
Click here to register.
The SCAN Foundation is hosting training webinars on the My Care, My Choice website for community-based organizations, community advocates, and advisors. The webinars will walk attendees through the website and answer questions so that attendees can share My Care, My Choice with beneficiaries, their family members, and community colleagues throughout the year.
Californians with Medicare and Medi-Cal have many options to get their health care. However, figuring out which options might be a “best fit” can be really confusing.
My Care, My Choice is a unique website designed to help Californians with Medicare and Medi-Cal learn about the range of care options in their local area so they can get the most from their health care coverage. By answering a few questions, My Care, My Choice provides a list of local care choices to fit a person’s care needs and preferences. My Care, My Choice was developed by The SCAN Foundation and its partners using federal and state data.
Time/Date:
Tuesday, June 4
10 am
Registration:
Click here to register.
Date/Time:
April 31, 2019
Time TBD
Location:
TBD
Learn, share best practices, network, and explore ways to protect and better serve seniors with peers, experts, and a multidisciplinary group of advocates at Legal Assistance for Seniors’ (LAS) 14th Annual Conference on Elder Abuse on May 21 at UC Hastings in San Francisco.
With the senior population and elder abuse on the rise, it is more important than ever to bring experts together to educate, discuss, and consider solutions to this serious and important issue. Please join us and invite your colleagues!
Who Should Attend?
This statewide conference is an essential educational and networking opportunity for professionals working in the fields related to aging, family violence, and elder abuse, including: Attorneys, Social Workers, Private Fiduciaries, Conservators, Public Guardians, Medical Professionals, Law Enforcement Officials, Government Agencies, and many other advocates for seniors.
Date/Time:
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
8am-5pm
Location:
UC Hastings College of the Law
198 McAllister Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
Registration:
To register and for more information, click here.
