May= #OlderAmericansMonth! 2020 theme—#MakeYourMark—encourages & celebrates countless contributions that older adults make to our communities. Esp. during #COVID19 there are ways to help older people—we hope you'll seek out opps in your community! Ideas @ acl.gov.

Even virtually, the Communications Workshop for Current Fellows is in full swing! John Beilenson @KarenRosePhD Brynn Bowman Asmaa Albaroudi Veronica Shead harold alan pincus

Excellent remarks related to the direct care workforce and #LongTermCare financing by @EspinozaNotes, as always. Great webinar Kaiser Health News and The John A. Hartford Foundation! #Aging #Gerontology #caregivers

Congratulations to newly confirmed CMSGov Administrator Chiquita Brooks-LaSure! Looking forward to working with you to expand access to quality, comprehensive coverage and lowering health and Rx drug costs for the American people.

Some personal news, I passed my dissertation proposal defense this morning! Looking forward to the final step of my PhD journey: dissertation defense. Feeling overjoyed & extremely grateful 🙏 #LongTermCare #HealthServicesResearch #Aging #OlderAdults

Unpaid Caregivers Were Already Struggling. It's Only Gotten Worse During The Pandemic. Family members are rarely asked, 'How does this affect you? What is difficult? How can we help you? #caregiving #familycaregiving n.pr/3wLFJCB

Eid Mubarak to those celebrating tomorrow!😀

NEW DATA: After declines in enrollment from 2017 through 2019, total Medicaid & CHIP enrollment grew to 81 million in February 2021, an increase of 9.8 million (13.8%) from enrollment in February 2020, right before the pandemic. kff.org/coronavirus-co…

Happy 56th anniversary #Medicaid and #Medicare!

I feel so fortunate to have been a HAPFellows this past year, what an amazing opportunity!

#Ageism has no space in healthcare- or anywhere for that matter.

If your love language is #Medicaid, we have #HealthPolicyValentines for you!

#HCBS #LTSS #Medicaid #HealthPolicyValentines

Lately I've been thinking a lot about how overtime we have moved away from saying "aging in place" to "aging in the community"- that's a crucial difference and I'm happy to see it.