Press Releases

LeadingAge PA is highlighting its newly launched Career Center this Workforce Development Month as part of its Careers to Love campaign. The platform is designed to help combat Pennsylvania’s growing workforce crisis in aging services, offering a resource for both employers and job seekers.

LeadingAge PA announces Katie Andreano's promotion to Vice President of Marketing and Communications. She will oversee marketing and communication efforts, ensuring members and the community receive timely messaging that supports the Association's goals.

LeadingAge PA welcomes four leaders to its 2025-2026 Board of Directors. The new members bring a wide range of experience and insight that will help guide the association’s efforts to support, advocate for, and advance the ecosystem of PA aging services.

LeadingAge PA awarded nearly $40,000 in scholarships to 31 professionals advancing their careers in aging services through the 2025 scholarship program.

LeadingAge PA has announced the 2025 Distinguished Service Award recipients, recognizing outstanding contributions by members and organizations in aging services through innovation, leadership, and advocacy.

LeadingAge PA, state leaders, and residents gathered in the Main Capitol Rotunda to advocate for establishing a more consistent and sustainable Medicaid reimbursement system for nursing homes and LIFE providers in the 2025–26 state budget.

LeadingAge PA, a trade association representing more than 400 mission-driven aging services providers, welcomes Commonwealth Charter Academy (CCA) as its newest Career Growth Partner, offering career placement and exposure to a variety of areas.

A new survey of Pennsylvania's hospitals and nursing homes found that the state continues to face persistent health care workforce shortages that strain patients’ access to care. It demonstrates how patients and residents feel the effects of workforce shortages throughout the continuum of care.

LeadingAge PA welcomes Seth C. Anthony as Vice President of Member Excellence. With a strong background in member engagement and strategic development, Anthony will focus on strengthening relationships and enhancing support for aging services providers across Pennsylvania.

LeadingAge PA responds to Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro's budget proposal for 2025-26, urging the need to fix the broken funding system and increase investment to bring stability to the aging services sector.