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Connecting you to the resources you need! Assisted Living Personal Care Home. Home Care Home Health Care Hospice. Home and Community Based Services. How to Make Informed Choices. The CENTER FOR POSITIVE AGING. Was founded in 1982 and is your trusted source for the information you need regarding products, services, programs, and housing options for older adults.
For leading edge professional development and exceptional educational events. Since 1990 Georgia Institute on Aging has Served as the Educational Arm of LeadingAge Georgia. The Georgia Institute on Aging is the leading provider of timely and informative educational opportunities for its members and the residents they serve, state and local policy makers, as well as professionals in the field of aging and the community at large.
Board of Directors and Staff. LeadingAge Georgia is The TRUSTED VOICE. Our membership represents over 160 housing and service providers of which 65 percent are faith-based communities. They proudly embrace the full array of aging services by serving over 126,800 residents and clients in Georgia! .
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Advancing Excellence in Nursing Homes. The Culture Change Network of Georgia is a group of dedicated supporters and stakeholders working as partners to promote and foster culture change to improve the quality of life for older Georgians. Where aging services are delivered. We are commited to. Highlighting programs and promising practices that can be replicated in the field of aging services throughout the state. Certified Eden at Home. Tuesday, 3618 - Thursday, 3818.PARSED CONTENT
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