Events

This webinar is designed for Presidents, CEOs, CFOs, Human Resources Leaders, and Executive Management that are responsible for driving profitability, growth, operations, and continued success of the company.

Presented by LeadingAge NJ/DE in partnership with the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM), this full-day training is designed to equip housing professionals with core asset management skills essential for the effective stewardship of affordable senior housing communities.

Aging services leadership is demanding, and burnout is a real concern. This inspiring session offers practical tools to help administrators and leadership protect their emotional energy, spot early signs of burnout, and strengthen personal and team resilience. Discover how self-renewal goes beyond self-care; it’s a leadership tactic.

Proposed HIPAA 2025 Security Rule updates will introduce stricter cybersecurity requirements and annual security audits for healthcare organizations. This session explains what’s changing, why it matters, and how to prepare now to stay compliant and reduce risk.

The 2025 LeadingAge Annual Meeting is coming to the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center November 2–5, 2025.

LeadingAge PA State Night "Seaport Social" Sunday, November 2, 2025 | 6:00–8:00 PM Empire | One Marina Park Drive | Boston, MA

Looking to add affordable senior housing to your campus? This session shows you how. Learn from experienced experts as they break down funding options, including LIHTC and HUD 202, and how to pair government programs with conventional financing. Discover how funding impacts design, sustainability, and timelines, and hear strategies for integrating residents of all income levels into a cohesive community. Real-world case studies will highlight what works and what to avoid.

This interactive session explores how generational perspectives shape communication, collaboration, and workplace culture. Participants will discover the unique strengths of each generation, learn strategies to bridge communication gaps, and explore practical ways to foster intergenerational learning and connection. Walk away with tools to reduce stereotypes, strengthen teams, and harness the power of generational diversity.

EmpathyTech Philadelphia 2025, on November 19 at Tork Club, explores how empathy drives innovation in tech, education, neurodiversity, and aging services.

Join the LeadingAge PA Government Affairs team for timely updates on key state and federal issues impacting Pennsylvania aging services providers.

This webinar provides a practical and strategic overview of infection prevention for administrators and leaders in aging services. With a 2025 focus on emerging infectious threats in Pennsylvania, participants will gain insights into the spread of infections via surfaces and air, and how to respond with effective environmental and leadership-based solutions. The session highlights critical pathogens, outlines real-world costs in both dollars and DALYs, and delivers practical tools like air quality checklists and outbreak response playbooks.

Join LeadingAge PA and Holleran Consulting for a virtual Lunch & Learn highlighting our new resource, Aging Services: Key Statistics and Information. This session provides an overview of key Pennsylvania aging services data, including demographics, workforce trends, senior living settings, HCBS, and LIFE/PACE. Ideal for providers looking to strengthen decision-making and advocacy with reliable statewide data.

This webinar, presented by RLPS, will explore how Life Plan Communities and higher education can partner in bold, innovative ways - expanding learning opportunities, strengthening campuses, and reimagining community for multiple generations.

This session highlights the serious risks of dehydration in older adults and why it’s often missed. Participants will learn how to identify warning signs, understand key health impacts, and build practical, engaging strategies to keep residents safely hydrated. It will also outline steps for creating a sustainable hydration program that supports both resident wellness and staff accountability.

LeadingAge PA Presenting Sponsor SFCS invites you to their 41st Annual By Design Conference: Create. Connect. Inspire. Go beyond architecture and explore strategies for building thriving life plan communities from experts who understand the unique challenges of senior living.

Effective communication during emergencies is a critical component of organizational leadership in various industries, healthcare and long-term care settings. When an acute crisis occurs—such as a natural disaster, a missing resident, or other high-risk events—CEO’s, administrators and nursing leaders are often required to manage rapidly evolving information while addressing the concerns of multiple stakeholders, including clients, residents, staff, regulatory agencies, vendors, and the media. Failure to communicate clearly and transparently can compromise trust, damage professional reputations, and hinder the organization’s ability to respond effectively.

This Policy Hour will provide an overview of LeadingAge PA’s 2026 budget advocacy strategy and key policy priorities, along with updates on Medicaid delays, regulatory and workforce challenges, staffing issues, and affordable housing. The session will also outline ways members can get involved in advocacy efforts, including VoterVoice, legislative breakfasts, and Lobby Day.

Join us for a helpful 30‑minute overview session presented by CARE COMPASS, a trusted partner of Webber Advisors | Leavitt Group. This webinar will break down Medicare in plain, easy‑to‑understand terms so you can feel more confident navigating your options.

Senior dining has transformed into a hospitality-driven experience that prioritizes wellness, choice, and connection. This session explores innovative hydration strategies, memory care dining best practices, and the growing impact of cafés in senior living communities.

Join Baker Tilly for an educational webinar where our team will explore senior services trends and opportunities in 2026. In addition, we will discuss: primary strategies being explored by senior services providers, CCRC engagement with residents and resident councils, regulatory and reimbursement challenges, the process used by organizations to identify and assess growth opportunities, the assessment of an organization’s readiness for affiliation, information technology matters, including AI, and more. CPE credit available.