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Lutheran Services in America Partners with The SCAN Foundation to Elevate Rural Older Adult, Dual-Eligible Voices in National Policy
Lutheran Services in America announces a new partnership with The SCAN Foundation to launch Rural Voices 2025: Elevating the Resilience of Rural Older Adults Navigating Medicare-Medicaid, a human-centered initiative that uplifts the lived experiences of low-income older adults in rural and frontier communities.
Lutheran Services in America Announces Partnership with NORC Walsh Center for Rural Health Analysis to Advance Rural Aging Solutions
Lutheran Services in America announces a new partnership with the NORC Walsh Center for Rural Health Analysis to support the evaluation and advance sustainability planning efforts of the Rural Aging Action Networks.
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LUTHERAN SERVICES IN AMERICA IN THE NEWS
Lutheran Services in America in the News
SCAN Group, Lutheran Services in America partner to boost care for rural dual-eligible beneficiaries
McKnight’s Home Care
Lutheran Services in America on Thursday disclosed a partnership with The SCAN Foundation, a California-based Medicare Advantage insurance organization, to address healthcare disparities among rural dual-eligible beneficiaries.
Lutheran Services in America, NORC partner on rural aging support program
McKnight’s Home Care
Lutheran Services in America disclosed Monday that it has forged a partnership with the NORC Walsh Center for Rural Health Analysis to enhance its Rural Aging Action Network initiative.
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AI-enhanced Care and What’s Next for Medicaid
Amidst a continuously changing landscape, we remain focused on strengthening care for all: defending Medicaid to preserve access, launching an A.I. advisory committee, and partnering with PBS affiliate WETA to amplify the lived experiences of caregivers.
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The Catalyst: Senior Services Roundup
Record Level M&A Activity and Join our new members-only Collaboration Hub, LSA CommUnity
Merger, acquisition, affiliation activity trending at ‘record levels’ in senior living and care.
CCRC Partnerships with Universities + Check Out Our New Annual Report
Please consider completing a 2-minute survey if you have a partnership with a local university or would be interested in a future webinar on this topic.
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Register TODAY for the LSA-DN Spring Meeting!
Join us to connect with peers and collaborate on key issues this Spring in Washington, D.C., May 9-10, 2024!
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GrantStation Insider: August 7, 2025
The RRF Foundation for Aging focuses on enhancing the quality of life for older adults in the U.S. through four priority areas: caregiving, economic security, housing, and social and intergenerational connectedness.
GrantStation Insider: July 31, 2025
The Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation works to help people move out of poverty by advancing social and economic justice.
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Budget Reconciliation: Implementation Timeline and Feedback on Impacts
Following the enactment of the sweeping budget reconciliation law on July 4, our policy and advocacy focus has turned to the effects of its implementation, with much of the impact depending on which state is being discussed.
House Passes Final Budget Reconciliation Bill
The House voted along party lines to pass the bill 217 to 214. The bill would cut nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid and leave approximately 17 million fewer people insured.