National Center for Equitable Care for Elders

In case you missed any of our recent webinars, including: Intimate Partner Violence and Elder Abuse in Later Life, you can access them here to view on your own time:

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STARTING NEXT WEEK! Treating More than the Disease: Whole Person Approaches to Managing Chronic Conditions National Learning Series (4 sessions)

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Treating More than the Disease: Whole Person Approaches to Managing Chronic Conditions. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joini... The Community Health Task Force invites you to join us for the 2026 National Learning Series, Treating More than the Disease: Whole Person Approaches to Managing Chronic Conditions. This 4-part webina...

STARTING NEXT WEEK: Treating More than the Disease: Whole Person Approaches to Managing Chronic Conditions National Learning Series (4 sessions)

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‘A moment of real possibility’ in Alzheimer’s care — Harvard Gazette Experts explain how recent findings are demystifying disease that afflicts tens of millions worldwide.

“Even small incremental changes can actually have biological effects on our brain, so it doesn’t have to be all or nothing,” Gatchel said. “That was a very, very exciting finding.”

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JOIN US this week for the webinar on March 11, 2026: Intimate Partner Violence and Elder Abuse in Later Life

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Aging independently, by design — Harvard Gazette Most older adults say they want to spend their golden years in their own homes. The reality is more complicated, says urban planning expert.

In this interview, Ann Forsyth, talks about what #aging in place entails, how technology helps #olderadults, and what communities can do to assist those who want to avoid the nursing home.

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Save your virtual seat- apply today! Improving Community-Based Geriatric Care Community of Practice

🗓️ Dates: April 7, April 21, May 5, May 19 from 2-3PM ET

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👋 NEXT WEEK! Join us for webinars including:

🗓️3/10: The Value of Integrated Primary Care for Older Adults: Considerations for Health Centers Webinar Series

🗓️3/11: Intimate Partner Violence and Elder Abuse in Later Life

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JOIN US! Join Capital Link and NCECE for a webinar series that examines how health centers can use integrated care approaches to address the complex needs of older adults.

Missed Session One? View the Session One (March 3) Recording

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JOIN US on March 11 and May 13th for the next sessions and catch up on past session recordings on our website:

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👋 Did you miss session one of today's webinar series, The Value of Integrated Primary Care for Older Adults: Considerations for Health Centers? No problem! You can catch up and join us for the remaining two sessions.

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Hope for hard-to-treat heart disease A discovery in a Harvard lab is offering hope for patients with a type of heart disease with few approved therapies and high mortality rates.

How a discovery in a #Harvard lab is offering hope for patients with hard-to-treat heart disease

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Join us on 3/11 for the webinar Intimate Partner Violence and Elder Abuse in Later Life, in partnership with Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation

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‘Super agers’ with great memory have more young brain cells Older people with exceptional memory have a surprisingly high number of young neurons, a study finds

‘Super agers’ with great memory have more young brain cells

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Gut Microbiome Reset Reduces Brain Inflammation - Neuroscience News Researchers find that short-term antibiotics can heal traumatic brain injuries by remodeling the gut microbiome and reducing neuroinflammation.

Gut Microbiome Reset Reduces Brain Inflammation

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Healthy diet in midlife may protect brain decades later | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Heart-healthy eating patterns may also promote long-term cognitive health.

"Healthy diet in midlife may protect #brain decades later"

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Visit us for resources to help care providers + staff to better incorporate informal caregivers into the care team, which will in turn improve health outcomes for both caregivers and the individuals they support.

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JOIN US tomorrow for the webinar: Addressing Age & Homelessness in Disaster Planning

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March (3 sessions): The Value of Integrated Primary Care for Older Adults

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6 keys to a long, healthy life (ice cream included) — Harvard Gazette Also, why reading Ben Franklin beats climbing Mount Everest.

"But as you age, you’re going to inevitably lose neuron connectivity. The best way to keep your brain healthy is by learning new things and challenging yourself by taking up new hobbies or activities."
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Happy National Caregivers Day! Today we recognize & celebrate the dedicated individuals who provide personal care and vital physical + emotional support to those who need it most. Explore our Caregiver Resource Hub for tools, guidance, and support.

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Improving End-of-Life Care for Community-Dwelling Older Adults YouTube video by National Center for Equitable Care for Elders

In case you missed our recent webinar, Improving End-of-Life Care for Community-Dwelling Older Adults, you can now view the recording!

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NEXT WEEK! Join us on February 26, 2026: Addressing Age and Homelessness in Disaster Planning

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Scientists discover brain switches that clear Alzheimer’s plaques Researchers have identified two brain receptors that help the brain clear away amyloid beta, a hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease. By stimulating these receptors in mice, scientists increased levels of a...

Scientists discover brain switches that clear Alzheimer’s plaques

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Save your virtual seat with us for tomorrow's webinar, Improving End-of-Life Care for Community-Dwelling Older Adults.

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THIS WEEK! Join us on 🗓️ 2/19, to discuss promising practices in community-based palliative care supports in the webinar, Improving End-of-Life Care for Community-Dwelling Older Adults.

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💝 Happy Valentine's Day! This Valentine’s Day, show your heart some real love — with movement ❤️ Download our publication for some simple and safe exercises to do at home- to protect your heart and help prevent falls.

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February 19, 2026: Improving End-of-Life Care for Community-Dwelling Older Adults

February 26, 2026: Addressing Age and Homelessness in Disaster Planning

March 11, 2026: Intimate Partner Violence and Elder Abuse in Later Life

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Join us on 🗓️ March 11th for a webinar that addresses the prevalence and health impact of intimate partner violence (IPV) in later life and elder abuse.

Free, open to all registrants ⬇️

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🗓️ NEXT WEEK! Join us to discuss promising practices for improving community-based #palliative care and leveraging local resources to support the non-medical needs of older adults living with a serious illness.

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JOIN US on 🗓️ 2/26 for the webinar Addressing Age and #Homelessness in Disaster Planning to examine gaps in disaster preparedness affecting homeless older adults.

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