Lehigh Valley organizations receiving LeadingAge PA grants to support workforce development in aging services
Two organizations in the Lehigh Valley are receiving 2026 LeadingAge PA Awards grants to support workforce development and future leaders in aging services.
Pennsylvania faces critical aging care workforce shortage
Pennsylvania’s aging services providers face severe staffing shortages. LeadingAge PA urges lawmakers and communities to strengthen the care workforce.
LeadingAge PA honors senior care providers
LeadingAge PA recognizes senior care leaders across Pennsylvania with Distinguished Service Awards for dedication, innovation, and lifelong service.
Survey of Pa. hospitals and nursing homes finds provider shortages limit, delay care
Pennsylvania faces health care workforce shortages that strain patients’ access to care.
LeadingAge PA, members advocate for increased Medicaid funding
LeadingAge PA, along with its aging services provider members and residents, convened at the state Capitol this week to advocate for “critically needed” Medicaid rate increases for nursing homes and Living Independence for the Elderly Life (LIFE) providers in the upcoming 2024-25 state budget.
Increased Medicaid funding for senior services can restore access to care for older Pennsylvanians
It's no longer just a threat that Pennsylvania's mission-driven nursing homes will close due to chronic Medicaid underfunding. They are closing
Worker shortage, staffing mandates put nursing homes at risk
Nursing homes are struggling to stay afloat amid worker shortages and staffing mandates, a survey shows.
Time is right to build national model for senior care in Pa.
As the new governor and new state Legislature take the reins on their first budget, there is a sense of anticipation of what their leadership will bring to the commonwealth
LeadingAge PA launches new initiative to update senior care regulations
LeadingAge PA has launched a new initiative aimed at changing the aging services ecosystem and the way care is delivered and regulated in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania’s 2022-2023 budget praised by business community
Business leaders and stakeholders around the state are offering mostly praise for the $45.2 billion 2022-2023 Pennsylvania General Appropriations Budget, which was passed by the state legislature and then signed by the governor on July 8.
PA nursing homes still fighting pandemic
The chronic underfunding of our nursing homes, coupled with the continued escalating costs of PPE, testing, wages and operational needs, has left many nursing homes and senior living communities with limited options – close, sell or limit capacity.
Two Pa. senior-living trade organizations announce plans to affiliate
LeadingAge PA, a Mechanicsburg-based senior-living trade association, has signed an agreement with Lancaster-based Kairos Health Systems to bring the organization on as a subsidiary.










