Area Agency on Aging AAA Overview January 23, 2018 Gig i Me inig , - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Promoting quality of life, independence, and choice for older people and adults with disabilities in Seattle-King County Area Agency on Aging AAA Overview January 23, 2018 Gig i Me inig , Pla nne r Ag ing & Disa bility Se rvic e s
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Promoting quality of life, independence, and choice for
in Seattle-King County
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Pro vide c o nte xt / o ve rvie w o f Are a
Ag e nc ie s o n Ag ing (AAAs)
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xpla in the ro le a nd func tio ns o f the K ing Co unty AAA
Pro vide a n intro duc tio n to o ur Are a Pla n L
e a rn ho w we c a n wo rk to g e the r
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1960s-70s: g ro wing so c ia l c o nsc io usne ss, o ld-
a g e po lic ie s we re wide ly a c c e pte d.
Olde r Ame ric a ns Ac t (OAA) 1965
Gra nts sta te s funding fo r se rvic e s a nd re se a rc h in
the fie ld o f a g ing
Gre w to suppo rt a na tio na l ne two rk o f Are a
Ag e nc ie s o n Ag ing
“Every State and every community can now move toward a coordinated program of services and opportunities for our older citizens.” President Lyndon B. Johnson, July 1965
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Na tio na lly e sta b lishe d in the 1973 Olde r Ame ric a ns Ac t 629 “On the g ro und" o rg a niza tio ns a re c ha rg e d with
he lping vulne ra b le o lde r a dults live with inde pe nde nc e a nd dig nity within the ir c o mmunitie s. AAAs pla y a ke y ro le in A wide ra ng e o f L
Planning Developing Coordinating Delivering
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De ve lo ps po lic ie s a nd impro ve s suppo rts fo r o lde r a dults a nd pe rso ns with disa b ilitie s o f all a g e s
Administra tion for Community L iving
Dire c ts fe de ra l funding to Sta te Units o n Ag ing to pro vide se rvic e s to o lde r a dults a nd c a re g ive rs
Administra tion
Allo c a te s funds to de sig na te d Are a Ag e nc ie s o n Ag ing a nd o ve rse e s pro g ra m o pe ra tio ns (WA DSHS) https:/ / www.dshs.wa .g o v/ a ltsa
Sta te Units on Ag ing
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DSHS Ag ing a nd L
e rm Se rvic e s a nd Supports Administra tion (AL T SA) is Wa shing to n’ s Sta te Unit
Wa shing to n is divide d into 13 pla nning a nd se rvic e
a re a s (PSAs) c a lle d the Wa shing to n Asso c ia tio n o f Are a Ag e nc ie s o n Ag ing o r “W4As”.
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T SA g ive s funds to a de sig na te d Are a Ag e nc y
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Area Agency on Aging
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n so me pa rts o f the sta te , the AAA se rvic e a re a spa ns multiple c o untie s
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ing Co unty se rve s o ne q ua rte r o f the sta te ’ s c lie nts
T he Olde r Ame ric a ns Ac t c a lls fo r lo c a l c o ntro l a nd de c isio n ma king
No two AAAs look the sa me.
City of Se a ttle a c ts a s the umbre lla org a niza tion in pa rtne rship with KC Public He a lth a nd KC Community & Huma n Se rvic e s
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AAA Str uc tur e s
In the 70s Seattle had the infrastructure
The demographics have changed. Now
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e d b y the AAA, b ut ma y lo o k diffe re nt in e a c h c o mmunity.
AAAs c o ntra c t with lo c a l se rvic e pro vide rs to
de live r dire c t se rvic e s. Altho ug h AAAs ma y pro vide so me o r a ll o f the ir se rvic e s dire c tly.
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Area Agency on Aging Local Service Providers
Wo rks in
pa rtne rship with K ing Cty
Guide d b y a
vo lunte e r c o nsume r Adviso ry Bo a rd
T ha t Advise s, Co nne c ts, Advo c a te s, Co lla b o ra te s
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Consumer
Emergency response Adult Protective Services Area Agencies
Community Centers
Managed Care/HMO Networks
Hospitals
Medicaid Agencies Emergency Preparedne ss Agencies
Housing Authorities
I n a dditio n to c o ntra c te d pro vide rs, AAAs b uild info rma l a nd fo rma l pa rtne rships with
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Pla n, c o o rdina te , c o nve ne ,
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Ma y le ve ra g e o the r sta te o r lo c a l do lla rs to o ffe r a dditio na l pro g ra ms
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Core Se rvic e s
Co mmunity L
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lde r Ab use Pre ve ntio n
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a mily Ca re g ive r Suppo rt
He a lth Pro mo tio n Ho me De live re d
a nd Co ng re g a te Me a ls
Othe r Se r vic e s
Adult Da y He a lth Ca se Ma na g e me nt L
e g a l Se rvic e s
Me nta l He a lth Se nio r Ce nte rs
(Se a ttle o nly)
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ra nspo rta tio n
Ho me c a re / COPE
S Wa ive r se rvic e s
(Me dic a id)
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Priority populations as defined by Older Americans Act Unpaid Caregivers 18+ Medicaid Long Term Care Clients, age 18+
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OAA ta rg e ts o lde r a dults (60+) who a re in the
g re a te st e c o no mic a nd so c ia l ne e d inc luding :
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thnic a nd c ultura l mino ritie s
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imite d E ng lish pro fic ie nc y
AAAs le ve ra g e o the r funds to se rve a b ro a de r
po pula tio n b a se .
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2017 Budg e t: $47 millio n 150 c o ntra c ts with 80 c o mmunity pro vide r
a g e nc ie s
200 ADS Sta ff
165 dire c t se rvic e pro g ra ms 35 pla nning & a dministra tio n
48,000 (unduplic a te d) pe o ple re c e ive d
se rvic e s in 2016
Ma jo rity we re o lde r a dults 15% unde r a g e 60
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OAA 16% State Funds 13% Medicaid (Title XIX) 55% City of Seattle 12% Other Federal 2% Other Local 2%
OAA State Funds Medicaid (Title XIX) City of Seattle Other Federal Other Local
Co ntinuo us pro c e ss to
ide ntify unme t ne e ds a nd g a ps.
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de ntify pub lic a nd priva te re so urc e s to me e t tho se ne e ds
De ve lo p pla ns a nd
pa rtne rships to a ddre ss ne e ds a nd pro mo te
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Re q uire d b y Olde r
Ame ric a n’ s Ac t – e ve ry fo ur ye a rs (2016-2019)
Ba se d o n c o mmunity
input pro c e ss
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nc lude s:
Org a niza tio n struc ture Annua l b udg e t De mo g ra phic tre nds Go a ls a nd o b je c tive s
Upda te d e ve ry two
ye a rs
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health equivalent of smoking 15 cigarettes a day
increased for most older adults, but not all populations have benefited.
are more likely to report being in poorer health than whites.
Rent Rising Fastest for Older Residents
30% 35% 40% 45% 50% 55% 60% 65% 2008 2013 Rent as a % of income Seattle - Age 65+ Seattle General Population King County 65+ King County General Population
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the fastest rate among individuals aged 55 – 64
increase the size of your brain
activity is generated by people 50+ every year and expected to nearly double by 2032.
The Happiness Curve
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Me dic a id T
ra nsfo rma tio n Pro je c t will b ring ne w inno va tive he a lth pro g ra ms to Wa shing to n Sta te .
Ac c o unta b le Co mmunitie s o f He a lth L
e rm Se rvic e s a nd Suppo rts*
Suppo rtive Ho using a nd Suppo rte d E
mplo yme nt
Re so urc e : http:/ / www.hc a .wa .g o v/ a b o ut-hc a / he a lthie r-
wa shing to n/ me dic a id-tra nsfo rma tio n
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Medicaid Demonstration Project: Three High-Level Initiatives
Initiative 1: Health Care Delivery system transformation strategies led by regional Accountable Communities of Health (ACHs) Initi Initiativ tive 2: 2: Long-term services and supports Initi Initiativ tive 3: 3: Supportive housing and supported employment services
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$1.1 Billion $375 million
Ag e - F rie ndly fra me work
He a lth Org a niza tio n a nd suppo rte d b y AARP
in 8-do ma ins
impro ve me nt fo c use d
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Ma king Our Re g ion a Gre a t Pla c e to Gr
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Na tio na l Asso c ia tio n o f Are a Ag e nc ie s o n
Ag ing (n4a )
Wa shing to n Asso c ia tio n o f Are a Ag e nc ie s o n
Ag ing (W4A)
Bo th o rg a niza tio ns: Se t na tio na l a nd sta te -le ve l prio ritie s Ra ise the visib ility o f AAAs Offe r tra ining a nd e duc a tio na l e ve nts Drive q ua lity impro ve me nt a nd inno va tio n
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The Advisory Council takes the lead in advocacy Prioritizing local initiatives such as the Veterans,
Seniors and Human Services Levy. Supporting Age Friendly Seattle efforts.
Statewide issues such as Housing, Long Term
Care, Alzheimer’s, and Medicaid coverage.
Nationally, Medicare, Social Security, and Health
care.
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Age Friendly. Liaisons between The ADS Advisory Council and
Kirkland Senior Council through joint advocacy efforts and membership on the Advisory Council.
Meeting Notifications and Advocacy Alerts. NW Universal Design Council
http://www.environmentsforall.org/
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They are community and consumer focused. They listen to the needs of the community Integrate recommendations from the Advisory
Council and community providers to create innovative programs and services.
No wonder the State of Washington is number
services.
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Ac c e ss to se rvic e s and re so urc e s
Co mmunity L
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1-844-348-5464 (to ll fre e ) 1-206-962-8467 http:/ / www.c o mmunityliving c o nne c tio ns.o rg /
Community Living Connections: Kitsap County Division of Aging & Long Term Care
Phone: 360.337.5700, Toll Free: 1.800.562.6418
Website: http://www.kitsapgov.com/altc/default.htm
Community Living Connections: Pierce County
Phone: 253.798.4600, Toll-free: 800.562.0332
Website: http://www.pierceadrc.org/
Community Living Connections: Snohomish County
Phone: 425.513.1900, Toll-free: 800.422.2024
Website: http://www.sssc.org/
Statewide:
https://washingtoncommunitylivingconnections.org/consumer/connect/index.php
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