Calendar of Events

This webinar explores an innovative dementia education program that connects middle school students with memory care residents at Garden Spot Village. Led by dementia educator Melody Karick of Garden Spot Village and activity director Eliza Brown of Meadow View Memory Care, the program equips young students with the knowledge, empathy, and skills to build meaningful relationships with residents. By fostering confidence in youth and bringing renewed purpose to those living with dementia, this initiative demonstrates the power of intergenerational engagement. Join us to learn how you can implement similar strategies in your own community.

This session will provide an overview of current trends and best practices related to the Life Safety Code, emergency preparedness, and the construction and renovation processes in nursing home communities.

The LeadingAge PA Lobby Day is a prime opportunity to advocate for aging services funding with legislators and decision-makers. Engage directly with lawmakers and attend a press conference featuring influential speakers.

The LeadingAge PA Annual Conference & EXPO is an exciting three-day conference designed to inspire and equip aging services professionals. Join us for unrivaled education, motivation, and networking, and leave with fresh ideas, strategic connections, and the tools you need to succeed. Whether your expertise is in skilled nursing, operations, marketing and sales, affordable housing, LIFE, personal care/assisted living, human resources, finance, or strategic development, there are plenty of offerings just for you!

Rising healthcare costs and opaque pricing challenge benefit management. This webinar explores self-funding as a strategy for cost control, transparency, and sustainability, providing insights into high-cost prescriptions, emerging therapies, and proactive decision-making.

This webinar highlights how recognizing and sharing residents' life stories can enhance care and deepen connections. Learn practical strategies, such as legacy journals and storytelling, to create a more meaningful, person-centered care experience.

To meet Phase Three of CMS’ Final Requirements of Participation, facilities must enhance communication efficiency and competence regarding quality, safety, and compliance. It is crucial to ensure all staff are educated, verify competencies, and confirm understanding of processes. This session will outline the requirements, provide programming ideas, and establish foundational skills for staff to promote residents' safety, rights, and wellbeing. We will also discuss ways to empower staff and identify barriers to these efforts.