Explore plans for how to continue health promotion programs during COVID-19 from current Administration for Community Living CDSME and Falls Prevention grantees.
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Review frequently asked questions related to COVID-19 and health promotion programs.
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Check this page regularly for updates from individual programs on whether it’s feasible to continue implementation when in-person gatherings are not possible.
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Review a list of must read frequently asked questions about the revised CDSME data collection forms.
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Learn more about the 11 organizations selected to participate, with the goal of increasing the knowledge and skills needed to successfully pursue contracts with Medicare Advantage plans.
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Learn more about recent changes to the “primarily health related” supplemental benefits that can be offered by Medicare Advantage plans and what this means for the aging network.
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The new programs will be included on the pre-approved list for future discretionary funding opportunities through the Administration for Community Living.
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Explore this issue brief to learn more about the common and growing problem of chronic pain and opioid use among older adults and find successful strategies for implementing the Chronic Pain Self-Management Program.
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Find tips and strategies for reaching Veterans throughout the community with evidence-based health promotion and falls prevention programs.
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This October, join us for an exciting three-day webinar series led by experts in the field of aging and disability.
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See the the list of state and community-based organizations newly funded to implement evidence-based CDSME and falls prevention programs.
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Use this tip sheet to explore partnerships with correctional facilities to implement evidence-based programs that can improve the health of prisoners both while they are incarcerated and after they are released.
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Check out this symposium on July 23 at 9-10:30 a.m. at the IAGG conference in San Francisco. Experts from NCOA, the University of Illinois at Chicago, and the University of Washington will share current findings on innovative models of care coordination and evidence-based programs.
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Download and share session materials throughout the meeting.
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The Administration for Community Living/Administration on Aging released funding opportunity announcements for grants to support the implementation and sustainability of Chronic Disease Self-Management Education (CDSME) and falls prevention programs.
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Check out our new blog post about the top 10 most common chronic conditions according to Medicare and steps that you can take to prevent or manage them.
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The PPHF is at risk of being repealed, along with other parts of the Affordable Care Act. Find out what’s at stake for older Americans.
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Use this brochure to learn how to lead an active life with osteoarthritis and prevent falls and injuries.
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View this tip sheet for strategies to increase access to Chronic Disease Self-Management Education (CDSME) programs in tribal communities.
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With early detection and access to ongoing care and treatment, HIV can be a long-term manageable chronic condition for many. View this report for an analysis of factors influencing future HIV prevention and treatment, as well as calls to action to help HIV stakeholders support the long-term health and well-being of people living with and […]
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View ACL’s website to learn more about ongoing CDSME and falls prevention initiatives, including the list of 2016 grantees.
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Our 6 Steps to Prevent a Fall video recently won a national award. The 90-second spot offers easy tips to help older adults reduce their risk of a fall. It’s available in both English and Spanish.
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View over 150 resources collected from organizations implementing Chronic Disease Self-Management Education across the U.S. Find resources focused on leadership, management, partnerships, capacity building, centralized and coordinated processes, business planning, and evaluation.
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View the agenda, download power point slides, and find resources for the 2016 annual meeting.
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This tip sheet is useful for anyone offering or wishing to offer evidence-based programs (EBPs) to adults with disabilities.
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