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The NC Coalition on Aging brings together a diverse array of consumer, provider, and advocacy programs/organizations that represent NC’s aging population.
Joined February 2020
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NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
AARP poll: Rising costs shape priorities for older NC voters wfdd.org/politics-government… @AARPNCMtn @BlueRidgeNow @AARPadvocates
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
Learn about the programs, services and issues that impact older North Carolinians. @NcAging @ncdhhs @NCSICoalition @FriendsTerm @NCHealthNews @UnitedWayNC
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The @ncdhhs Division of Aging is hosting 3 listening sessions on the 2027-2031 State Aging Plan:
Wednesday, 9/16 at 10 a.m. in Goldsboro
Tuesday, 9/22 at 10 a.m. in Oxford
Wednesday, 9/30 at 10 a.m. in Morganton
Learn more about each session: ncdhhs.gov/divisions/aging/s…
There are two weeks left to get your tickets to the North Carolina Coalition on Aging's Annual Meeting and Luncheon. Purchase tickets by 9/17.
We hope to see you there!
nccoalitiononaging.org/meeti…
Join us this month as we host another great Health Equity Committee Speaker Series on NC's Rural Health Transformation Program and join us in person for our Annual Meeting and Luncheon!
More information on our website: nccoalitiononaging.org/
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
A new toolkit is available to help people understand upcoming changes to NC Medicaid and what steps they may need to take.
Community organizations can request free printed materials to help spread the word. New federal and state rules will affect coverage for many people, including work requirements and more frequent renewals for adults in Medicaid expansion, as well as updated eligibility rules for some non citizens. Families are encouraged to check their contact information, respond quickly to DSS mail, and keep important documents to make sure they do not lose coverage.
Read more here ➡️ ncdhhs.gov/news/press-releas…
Access the toolkit here ➡️ medicaid.ncdhhs.gov/benefici…
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Ya está disponible un nuevo paquete de recursos informativos para ayudar a las personas a comprender los próximos cambios en NC Medicaid y las medidas que podrían necesitar tomar.
Las organizaciones comunitarias pueden solicitar materiales impresos gratuitos para ayudar a difundir esta información. Las nuevas normas federales y estatales afectarán la cobertura de muchas personas; esto incluye requisitos laborales y renovaciones más frecuentes para los adultos bajo la expansión de Medicaid, así como normas de elegibilidad actualizadas para algunas personas que no son ciudadanas. Se recomienda a las familias que verifiquen su información de contacto, respondan con prontitud a las comunicaciones por correo del DSS y conserven los documentos importantes para asegurarse de no perder la cobertura.
Lea más aquí ➡️ ncdhhs.gov/news/press-releas…
Acceda al paquete de recursos aquí ➡️ medicaid.ncdhhs.gov/benefici…
ALT The image shows a person sitting at a desk, reading a document. Text on the image announces, "NCDHHS Launches the Know What’s Next Toolkit on Medicaid Changes Starting Oct. 1, 2026." Additional text states, "Guidance and materials are now available to help communities navigate upcoming Medicaid rule changes." The NCDHHS logo is visible at the bottom corner.
ALT La imagen muestra a una persona sentada a un escritorio, leyendo un documento. El texto de la imagen anuncia: "El NCDHHS lanza el kit de recursos 'Know What’s Next' (Sepa qué sigue) sobre los cambios en Medicaid que entrarán en vigor el 1 de octubre de 2026". Un texto adicional indica: "Ya están disponibles orientación y materiales para ayudar a las comunidades a desenvolverse ante los próximos cambios en las normas de Medicaid". El logotipo del NCDHHS aparece en la esquina inferior.
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
This fall, help us prevent falls! 🍂🧡
Falls Prevention Awareness Week is Sept. 21-25, 2026. Many falls are preventable. Taking steps to prevent falls helps us age well & keeps us doing the things we love.
View our #FPAW2026 resources! ⬇️
ncoa.org/article/falls-preve…
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
Are you aware of the biggest changes to #Medicaid in the history of the program? If you are between age 19 and 64, learn about the changes that will soon go into effect including new work requirements. youtube.com/watch?v=vL83QOwX… @NcAging @ncjustice @ncdhhs @WNCN @nchospitals
We are currently recruiting new members to join our dynamic, volunteer board. Members serve a 2-year term and must be an individual member of the NC Coalition on Aging, or your organization must be a member.
For more information and to apply, click here: forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/…
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
The state recently joined a lawsuit challenging the new rule, which would require “medically frail” Medicaid recipients to prove that their illness substantially limits their capability to satisfy an 80-hour-per-month work requirement.
Full story: northcarolinahealthnews.org/…
Registration is open for our Annual Meeting & Luncheon on 9/25/26.
We'll be joined by keynote speaker, Leanne Clark-Shirley, PhD of @ASAging!
Follow this link for more information: nccoalitiononaging.org/meeti…
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
NC budget deal reached; lawmakers aim to vote this week on spending plan, sources say wral.com/news/nccapitol/lawm…
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
Pay attention to how someone asks you to pay. If they demand payment only by wire transfer, payment app, crypto, or gift cards, that’s a sign of an imposter scam. #StopBizImposters
Learn more signs so you can avoid them: ejcc.acl.gov/imposters
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
For Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, @SpecNews1CLT's In Focus North Carolina spoke with local experts about the impact of Alzheimer’s disease across the state — plus how research and policy efforts are making a difference. Check it out!
spectrumlocalnews.com/nc/tri…
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
Powering families: Grandparents contribute an estimated $900 billion annually through a combination of unpaid caregiving and direct financial support. Learn more >> aarp.org/pri/topics/social-l… @NcAging @ncdhhs @NC_Governor @AARPadvocates
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
An estimated 5 million, or 1 in 10, older Americans experience elder abuse, neglect, or exploitation. Working together across our networks, we can generate awareness and foster action to end elder abuse. Let’s work to keep everyone safe as we age. #WEAAD ow.ly/msLy50ZaHE1
Happening THIS Friday:
In recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (#WEAAD), @ncdhhs' Division of Aging, will host the annual WEAAD event on June 5 from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Learn more and how to join this virtual event:
ncdhhs.gov/blog/2026/05/21/w…
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
Governor Josh Stein is recognizing the important contributions of older North Carolinians and reaffirming the state’s commitment to supporting healthy aging, independence and community connection for people of all ages.
Read the full release: bit.ly/4ur29Ha
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
Healthcare providers brace for Medicaid cuts. Are layoffs in rural NC next? wral.com/news/nccapitol/medi…
NC Coalition on Aging retweeted
Kay Paksoy Castillo (right) took over as Executive Director of the @NcAging in May; former ED Sandra Phelps (left) has become Operations Director. Kay formerly headed the @FriendsTerm
