On January 8, 2021, Governor Newsom released his January 2021–22 budget proposal. The proposal represents a good first step towards ensuring the health, safety, and “Justice in Aging’s Response to the January 2021-22 Budget”
Tag: California
Vaccinations for Older Adults in CA: What We Know Now
Earlier this month, Governor Newsom announced the state was opening up COVID-19 vaccinations to those age 65 and over, in addition to health care workers “Vaccinations for Older Adults in CA: What We Know Now”
How Newsom Budget Yanks Back Medi-Cal Health Care Gains for Low-Income Residents
Cal Matters: How Newsom Budget Yanks Back Medi-Cal Health Care Gains for Low-Income Residents (May 18, 2020) The state’s revised budget released last week shows that the “How Newsom Budget Yanks Back Medi-Cal Health Care Gains for Low-Income Residents”
California’s Master Plan For Aging: Make Medi-Cal More Affordable
California has committed to developing a Master Plan for Aging in order to meet the needs of older adults today and for generations to come. “California’s Master Plan For Aging: Make Medi-Cal More Affordable”
Justice in Aging’s Letter to California’s Governor Elect Gavin Newsom
Gavin Newsom, California’s new governor, will begin his term among a growing crisis of senior poverty in the state. It will be critical that the “Justice in Aging’s Letter to California’s Governor Elect Gavin Newsom”
WEBINAR: The California Coordinated Care Initiative: Consumer Protections and Benefit Package Summary – Advanced Training
When: Tuesday, May 12, 2015 11 – 12 PM PDT California is moving forward with the Coordinated Care Initiative (CCI), including the federally-approved dual eligible “WEBINAR: The California Coordinated Care Initiative: Consumer Protections and Benefit Package Summary – Advanced Training”
How California’s Assisted Living System Falls Short in Addressing Residents’ Health Care Needs
The Problem: Can You Spot the Legal Violations in this Job Announcement? California’s assisted living policy is surprisingly behind-the-times. 30 years ago, the assisted living “How California’s Assisted Living System Falls Short in Addressing Residents’ Health Care Needs”
How California’s Assisted Living System Falls Short in Addressing Residents’ Health Care Needs
Across the country, assisted living facilities now provide services for residents with significant care needs, a noticeable change from 30 years ago when California adopted “How California’s Assisted Living System Falls Short in Addressing Residents’ Health Care Needs”
California Health Report
California Health Report. Adding Insult to Injury: The Tale of the Blue Envelope (1/11/2015) In an article about Cal MediConnect and passive enrollment for dual “California Health Report”
New Liability Insurance Law
KCET. New California Laws of Note that Take Effect in 2015 (12/29/2014) Justice in Aging’s Eric Carlson is quoted saying that a new California law “New Liability Insurance Law”