Continuing Education Opportunities

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ARTICLES
Understanding the Different Eldercare Options
Get the Facts on Healthy Aging 
 

WEBINARS

Supporting Mental and Emotional Health in Aging
What Older Adults Want: Emerging Breakthroughs & Opportunities for Age-Friendly Care
Celebrating Volunteers in the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program

“Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around."


~ Leo Buscaglia


Looking Ahead

1/1/2025

New Year's Day


1/20/2025

Martin Luther King Jr Day


2/14/2025

Valentine's Day


3/17/2025

St. Patrick's Day


3/17/25 - 3/22/25

Wellderly Week



CAC Activity Report Reminder

04/10/2025

Due: 2nd Quarter Reports



07/10/2025

Due: 3rd Quarter Reports

To bring the focus back to older adults. The older adult population continues to rise. According to the One American 2024 Long Term Care Consumer Study, someone turning 65 today has a 70% chance of needing LTC services and support during their life. As there are many LTC options, it can be overwhelming and cause concerns.


Among the 1,000 participants in this survey, which concern was identified as the most significant obstacle in LTC planning?


Click here to be directed to the report. The answer can be found on page 5.

 
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Deeper Dive

Residents' Rights

Each issue will highlight a different Residents' Right.

See below for a Deeper Dive into Residents' Right #13 for Adult Care Homes!


12) To manage his or her personal needs funds unless such authority has been delegated to another. If authority to manage personal needs funds has been delegated to the facility, the resident has the right to examine the account at any time.


  • Residents have the right to manage their own money or to choose someone they trust to do this for them and the facility must allow them access to their back accounts, cash, and other financial records.


  • To the extent they are able, residents should be encouraged to handle their own personal funds as a means of promoting independence and responsible decision making.


  • Residents may delegate management of their personal funds to facility management through a written statement signed either by the resident or legal representative, a copy of which must remain in the resident's records.


  • Upon request, inform the resident or their designated representative about funds held in account through quarterly statements.


  • Make available to the resident or their designated representative the individual financial record within one business day of a request.

January 2025 ISSUE 13

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