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Housing
Register for LeadingAge NY Member CEO Forum on Oct. 5th in Albany Gather with your peers at Crowne Plaza Albany – The Desmond Hotel to hear from LeadingAge National’s Katie Smith Sloan, get the latest updates on PDPM, gain valuable insights into key policy and advocacy initiatives affecting the aging and disability services continuum, exchange ideas with colleagues, and expand your professional network.
- 29 days ago
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Housing
Housing Sessions at the 2026 LeadingAge Annual Meeting Registration for the 2026 LeadingAge Annual Meeting is now open. Join over 6,000 changemakers in Philadelphia Oct. 25th-28th for a mission-driven education program, including curated affordable senior housing content.
- 1 month ago
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Housing
LeadingAge to HUD: Exempt Affordable Housing from "Buy America" Requirements In comments submitted to HUD, LeadingAge called on the agency to exempt federal programs that fund affordable housing developments from BABA compliance requirements.
- 1 month ago
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Housing
CMS Rule Proposes Medicare Part B Cuts Proposed physician payment rule will determine Medicare Part B rates and policies for calendar year 2027.
- 1 month ago
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Housing
Reminder: LeadingAge National Webinar on Tenant Compliance Must-Dos for Affordable Senior Housing, Aug. 19th Join the LeadingAge National housing community for a webinar by compliance expert Jenny DeSilva, who will review unique rules and requirements for HUD-assisted senior housing communities.
- 1 month ago
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Housing
TPS-Based Work Authorizations for Haitians Expired Effective July 27th A USCIS update on the TPS webpage announced the termination of Haiti TPS effective July 27th. Members are encouraged to consult with their attorneys and HR professionals, due to lack of clarity in federal guidance.
- 1 month ago
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Housing
DOH Posts Resources and Holds Webinars on MAID DOH has posted guidance documents, transmitted DALs, and hosted webinars for providers in preparation for the Aug. 5th effective date of the new Medical Aid in Dying law.
- 1 month ago
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Housing
U.S. DOJ Announces Retreat from Enforcing ADA's Olmstead Guidance The DOJ announced this week that it would no longer rely on its Olmstead guidance when enforcing Title II of the ADA, raising concerns for home and community-based services.
- 1 month ago
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