News & Announcements From Our Partners
In addition to resources from our grantees, we periodically share information from our partners in the field. Below is the June roundup of funding opportunities, articles, news and events to improve care for older adults.
Resources, Reports & Articles
- Health Affairs, Confronting Ageism As A Driver Of Health Inequity
- George Washington University, Home and Community-Based Services Impacts Tracker Project
- AARP, The Longevity Economy Outlook 2026: How Adults Age 50 and Older Are Reshaping Work, Spending and the Future of the U.S. Economy
- American Medical Association, As Population Ages, Need for Practicing Geriatricians Grows More Acute
- Multisector Plan for Aging, Data in Action: How States Are Using Aging Dashboards to Drive Accountability
- National Conference of State Legislatures, Building Sustainable Long-Term Care Infrastructure Across States
Age-Friendly Recognition & Other Accolades
- American Society of Consultant Pharmacists (ASCP), ASCP Announces the First Pharmacies to Receive Age Friendly Recognition: Consonus Pharmacy and Siler City Pharmacy
- Becker's Hospital Review, 12 health systems, hospitals win quality, population health, operational awards
- Vandalia Health, Vandalia Health Mon Preston Memorial Hospital Earns Geriatric Emergency Department Accreditation
- Daily Voice, Vassar Brothers Medical Center Earns 2 Honors For Age-Friendly Care
Events & Webinars
- AARP and SAGE, Fraud Prevention Webinar (June 24)
- USAging, Answers on Aging Conference and Tradeshow, July 18-21, San Diego, CA
- The Family Caregiving Collaborative at the University of Utah College of Nursing, 4th Biennial Conference on Caregiving: Reaching New Heights - Elevating Caregiving Research, Policy, and Practice, September 23-25, Salt Lake City, UT
- American Academy of Home Care Medicine: 2026 Annual Meeting, November 4-6, Indianapolis, IN
Grant Opportunities
- Hospital at Home Users Group Caregiver Innovation Projects:
- The Hospital at Home Users Group is accepting proposals for its first cohort of Caregiver Innovation Projects to develop family caregiver support tools for Hospital at Home programs. HaHUG will provide up to three member programs with $5,000 each to develop, test, implement and disseminate practical tools that support family caregivers. Proposals are due June 29.
- Clin-STAR Coordinating Center Aging Research Development and Training Awards:
- The Clin-STAR Coordinating Center is seeking applications for aging research development and training awards that prepare early career investigators for careers in aging-related research and support new collaborations focused on clinically relevant aging research projects. Up to three grants will be awarded in 2026, with up to $50,000 in direct costs and up to $4,000 in indirect costs available. Awards will support early-career clinician-scientists working collaboratively with established senior investigators. Letters of intent are due June 29 at 5 p.m. ET. The LOI instructions and cover page can be downloaded here.
- Center for Health Care Strategies Medicaid Leadership Institute:
- The Center for Health Care Strategies is accepting applications for the Medicaid Leadership Institute, Class of 2027. Supported by Arnold Ventures, the executive leadership program helps Medicaid directors and senior leaders build skills and strengthen their ability to shape effective policy. Since 2009, MLI has supported 89 directors across 49 Medicaid agencies. Download the Request for Application here. Applications are due June 30.
- Administration for Community Living Caregiver Artificial Intelligence Prize Challenge:
- The Caregiver Artificial Intelligence Prize Challenge seeks practical and effective ways to use AI to reimagine how technology can improve care quality, reduce burden and strengthen the caregiving infrastructure for the future. The competition will recognize and reward innovators who are developing, testing and scaling AI-enabled tools across two tracks: for family caregivers and for extending the direct care workforce. Phase 1 applications are due July 31.
- IMPACT Collaboratory Pilot ePCT Grant Program:
- The IMPACT Collaboratory is accepting applications for pilot embedded pragmatic clinical trials of non-pharmacological interventions for people living with dementia and their care partners. IMPACT will fund up to three awards of up to $300,000 over 18 months. Informational webinar recording can be found here. Letters of intent are due July 23. Full applications, by invitation only, are due November 19.
- IMPACT Collaboratory James L. Rudolph Career Development Award Program:
- The IMPACT Collaboratory is accepting applications for the James L. Rudolph Career Development Award Program, which will fund up to two awards of up to $240,000 over 24 months. The program supports emerging investigators preparing to lead embedded pragmatic clinical trials that improve care for people living with dementia and their care partners. Informational webinar will take place on June 23. Applications are due September 10.
Call for Papers
- The Journal of Advanced Home Medicine (JAHM): New open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing research and commentary on the delivery of acute and advanced medical care at home. Submissions for the journal are open.
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