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Get	Ready	for	AAHSA’s	2010	Homecoming	Week Mark	your	calendars:	AAHSA’s	2010	Homecoming	Week	will	be	 May	31	–	June	4.	For	the	past	two	years,	providers	have	hosted	 hundreds	of	successful	open	houses,	barbecues	and	seniors’	 programs.	This	year’s	celebration	is	a	bit	different.	The	theme	 is	“Who	Decides?”	We’re	encouraging	members	to	use	it	as	a	 platform	for	launching	conversations	about	the	future	of	aging	in	 their	communities. Why	the	change?	Because	who	better	than	AAHSA	members	 to	bring	together	policy	makers,	business	leaders	and	people	of	all	 ages	to	talk	about	aging	and	what	it	means	for	their	community. Our	homecoming	toolkit	features	ideas,	statistics,	sample	invitations	and	more	to	help	you	plan,	promote	and	execute	a	forum	 focused	on	this	question.	The	pieces	are	there	to	help	you	demonstrate	your	thought	leadership	on	an	important	issue	facing	our	 field	and	society.	For	information,	visit	the	2010	AAHSA	Homecoming	page. Coalition	Offers	Providers	a		 Chance	to	Become	Leaders	in	States Seniors	to	Seniors,	a	coalition	of	organizations	educating	seniors	 on	the	benefits	of	health	reform,	isn’t	just	helping	older	adults.	It	 is	giving	AAHSA	members	the	opportunity	to	become	known	as	 experts	on	aging	services	in	their	communities. Bonnie	Gauthier,	CEO	of	Hebrew	Health	Care	in	West	Hartford,	Conn.,	spoke	at	a	Seniors	to	Seniors	event	about	how	 long-term	services	and	supports	provisions	in	health	reform	legislation	would	help	people	get	the	help	they	need	as	they	age.	Soon	 after,	Gauthier	was	interviewed	on	a	radio	program	focused	on	 older	adults	and	was	invited	to	speak	before	the	retiree	chapter	of	 the	Connecticut	Federation	of	Teachers	and	the	New	Haven	chapter	of	the	Connecticut	Association	of	Retired	State	Employees. “At	the	event,	I	notice	a	consistent	concern	among	seniors	from	 different	areas	and	walks	of	life	about	long-term	services	and	 supports	and	other	health	care	issues,”	Gauthier	said.	“I	believe	

the	participants	saw	this	as	a	conduit	of	factual	information	that	 could	flow	across	the	state.” In	Arkansas,	John	Tieperman	is	also	taking	part	in	the	coalition.	Tieperman,	executive	director	of	Presbyterian	Village	in	 Little	Rock,	spoke	at	a	similar	Seniors	to	Seniors	event	where	he	 addressed	how	health	care	reform	would	affect	seniors,	particularly	around	long-term	services	and	supports. Visit	Seniors	to	Seniors	to	learn	more	about	the	coalition.	

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