As a benefit to members of Aging Services of Georgia, you entitled to browse these folder and links to valuable information. Some of the items are reference documents from training events and meetings, links to important sites, and documents of special interest to various member groups. General publications may be found under publications, but publications for specific areas or professional groups may be found under that group heading.
If you have problems finding information, please contact Barry Lastinger at blastinger@agingservicesga.org or 404-872-9191 x14.
NOTE: This spring, we will be moving this information to SHAREpoint, a new way to connect members with each other AND important information – watch for details.
Annual Licensure Fees Letter
General Licensing Enforcement Requirements
Posted May 21, 2010
February 11 Winter Luncheon
PowerPoint presentation given by Harry Vardis and Jim McDonald
2010 Public Policy Information
This is an important for public policy/advocacy work. There is legislation regarding assisted living and for CCRCs. Specific information may be found in the assisted living and CCRC sections respectively.
General advocacy.
Be There 4 Seniors, is an opportunity for your staff, residents and families to be involved. This initiative is to keep funding for senior issues in the budget – in some instances to restore funds that have been cut. Residents, staff and families are encouraged to contact their legislators – see attached information.
Be There 4 Seniors (Postcard)
Be There 4 Seniors (Flyer)
Budget Cuts to Senior Services
Aging Services of Georgia Professional Resources
Posted 1/14/10
2009 Annual Business Meeting
The annual business meeting for Aging Services of Georgia (including Georgia Institute on Aging and Center for Positive Aging) will take place on Thursday, December 3, 2009, from 9:30 am until 1:30 pm (registration at 9:00 am), at Lenbrook in Buckhead (see directions below). The association is completing another year of strategic actions designed to increase the value you enjoy as a member. You are going to be greatly encouraged as you hear about the accomplishments we have made this year. These accomplishments would not have been possible without the actions taken by the membership at last year’s annual business meeting. With this in mind, we trust each member will send a representative to the meeting.
Provider members: Please complete this form to register for the meeting.
We will continue to post materials as there are available. Packets of materials will be available AT the meeting.
2009 Agenda
Aging Services of Georgia
Board by Class 2010
2010 Budget
Minutes 2008
Georgia Institute on Aging
Board by Class 2010
2010 Budget
Minutes 2008
Center for Positive Aging
Board by Class 2010
2010 Budget
Center Transition Minutes
Center for Positive Aging documents RE: Quality Providers for web site
Introductory letter from Bruce Erickson, Chair
Quality Provider Registration Form
Quality Pledge
October 1, 2009 Quarterly Luncheon Materials -- Handouts from Clint Maun
Marketing Your Uniqueness
Operating Solutions-Oriented Meetings
Follow the Leaders ... How & Why Anyone Can Take on the Role of Leadership
P.O.W.E.R: Positive Outcomes with Essential Revenue
It's All About Admission: How to Perfect Your Facility's Admisions Process
Anger, Hostility and Frustration... Oh My! Dealing with Difficult Patients
The Executive's Role in Team-Based Improvement
Independent Living Survey Results
AAHSA 2010 Milage Form
Do you serve "independent living" residents?
Many issues continue to emerge relating to ways to best serve residents living in “independent” settings. We would like to ask you to take a few minutes to respond to a brief survey. We will set up a conference call to discuss the results and implications for serving this changing population. Click Here to take survey.
Webinar Recordings
Holistic Stress Management
presented by Gwenyth Johnson
Recording
Handouts from the PowerPoint
Healthy Eating through the Lifespan
presented by Gwenyth Johnson and Laurie Ledford
Recording
Handouts from the PowerPoint
Overview of Mental Health Issues in Affordable Housing
presented by Eve Byrd on Tuesday afternoon, February 9, 2010
Recording of the Event
Handouts from Eve's PowerPoint presentation
Taking Care of Yourself: The Caring Spirit Way!
presented by Nancy Kriseman on Thursday morning, September 10, 2009
Click here for a recording of the event.
A list of resources from Nancy: Books that Nurture our Spirits:
Marketing Your Community on a Limited Budget:
Effective Community Outreach & Public Relation,
presented by Faith Ott from Sage Age was held on Wednesday morning, August 5, 2009.
Click here for
a recording of the event.
Building Occupancy in Challenging Times, presented by Tee Nearman, was held Tuesday, June 30.
Click here for a recording of the event.
Categories of Networking and Community Outreach Programs (doc)
Competitive Form (xls)
What is a Competitive Analysis (doc)
Financial Statements 101 , presented by John Murphy from Cornerstone Senior Living, was held Thursday afternoon, May 15. Click here for a replay of the event.
Bus Compliance and Safety ...the nuts and bolt. was held Thursday Morning, April 23. Click here for a replay of the event.
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The Georgia Institute on Aging Professional Development and Education Committee would like to extend this invitation to participate in the Certified Aging Services Professional (CASP) Fall Institute training to be held in midtown Atlanta, September 21-25, 2009
CASP Scholarship Application
Here is the “Changing Lives” theme song from the 2009 conference. If you use it with you staff, please give credit to the Georgia Institute on Aging for commissioning the song and to the musicians. Also, you can not use this song where money is charged for the setting where the song is used. Please contact Walter Coffey at wcoffey@agingservicesga.org for more information.
Click here to listen to Changing Lives
Changing Lives
Words and Music by Craig Benelli
© 2009 Eighty Minute Music/ASCAP
I am here so I can have my story heard
About the difference I am making in the world
In my day to day nine to five
I’m holding hands holding lifetimes
Looking in their eyes
(I know that I’m)
CHORUS
Changing Lives
Changing Lives
Changing Lives
For the better for the better
Changing Lives
Changing Lives
Changing Lives
For the better for the better
(Changing Lives)
I don’t care much for crowns or accolades
Any fortune I would gladly sell or trade
For every tear and smile
In the lives I made worthwhile
Through every stage and mile
(They know that I’m)
CHORUS
BRIDGE
You’ve found a place to call home
Welcome to the place you call home
In the evening of their lives
Our mission is their right
For the care they deserve
Because they come first
That’s the vision we hold in sight
Greater Good Productions
Laura Berman & Craig Benelli
http://www.laurabermanmusic.com
http://www.greatergoodproductions.com (website under construction)
“The music Laura & Craig make together is more than music…it’s magic!”
August Gold, Author of The Prayer Chest & Founder & Spiritual Director of Sacred Center, New York
