News & Events

Podcast: Building a Sustainable Global Care Workforce

LTSS Center Co-Director Robyn Stone joins two colleagues to discuss innovative strategies for tackling global workforce challenges....

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How to Engage Older Adults as Research Partners

The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Learning Collaborative created resources to help researchers engage older adults as experts in aging....

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Elder Index: Changing the Conversation with Data

Since 2006, UMass Boston’s Elder Index has been a powerful tool for measuring the economic security of older adults....

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Evaluation Highlights Workforce Project’s Successes

LeadingAge researchers are evaluating a training program for certified nursing assistants and home health aides. Here are some preliminary findings....

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Annual Meeting: Leaders of Color Network Events

Check out the lineup of special programs and events powered by the LeadingAge Leaders of Color Network during this year’s LeadingAge Annual Meeting....

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Studying LTSS Needs of the “Overlooked Middle”

A new LTSS Center study will explore ways to help middle-class Californians pay for long-term services and support (LTSS)....

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A Public-Private Model for Long-Term Care Insurance

A new report explores the advantages of combining front-end private coverage and back-end public catastrophic coverage of long-term care....

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New Project: Supporting Senior Housing Residents

LTSS Center researchers are helping a nonprofit health plan understand the unique needs of affordable senior housing residents....

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Saving Low-Income Older Adults from the Medicare Cliff

What happens when low-income people who access Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act become eligible for Medicare? LTSS Center researchers wanted to know....

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Can We Protect Older Adults from Climate Disasters?

In a new book about climate justice, two LTSS Center researchers recommend strategies for keeping older adults safe during weather emergencies....

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