2004 Press Releases

Listed below are AoA-related press releases and media advisories. For further information, please call 202-357-3507.

December
06	THE ELDERCARE LOCATOR URGES FAMILIES TO USE THE HOLIDAY SEASON TO PREPARE A PLAN TO STAY “IN TOUCH” WITH OLDER RELATIVES DURING A CRISIS

November
12	HHS Provides $42.6 Million in Hurricane Relief to Florida

October
07	The Administration On Aging Awards $600,000 To The Aging Services Network For Managed Care Initiatives

September
13	AoA Awards $5.1 Million to Support Community Services for Seniors Aging in Place In 22 Cities and Counties

09	The Administration On Aging Honors Grandparents Day

August
20	U.S. Administration On Aging Seeks Partners To Promote Healthy Aging

05	AoA Announces New Funding Opportunity

July
22	Headline: HHS AWARDS $15.5 MILLION TO EXPAND, STRENGTHEN NURSING WORKFORCE

20	National Family Caregiver Support Program Expands Outreach and Services to Caregivers

19	Twenty-one Volunteers Honored During National Health Care Fraud Conference in Washington, D.C.

08	HHS AWARDS $6.78 MILLION TO EXPAND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DEMONSTRATION PROGRAMS

June
22	AoA Provides $120,000 Disaster Relief To Older Victims of Hurricane Isabel

03	HHS Identifies States For Medicare Demonstration Of New, Less Restrictive Homebound Definition

02	Secretary Thompson Announces $4 Million in Grants for Prevention

May
25	AoA Provides $80,000 in Disaster Relief to Older Victims of Fires in California

19	AoA, NGA Announce Joint Effort to Help States To Strengthen Long Term Care Systems

11	SAMHSA, FDA and AoA Work To Help Keep America’s Older Citizens Safe and Healthy and Celebrate Older American’s Month

06	Secretary Thompson, Seeking Fastest Possible Results, Names First Health Information Technology Coordinator

03	Aging Well, Living Well Program Champions

April
30	AoA Announces You Can! Steps to Healthier Aging Campaign

06	NEW SURVEY SHOWS FEW WOMEN BELIEVE THEY ARE AT RISK FOR OSTEOPOROSIS

March
15	AoA Provides Disaster Relief To Older Victims Of Flooding In Virginia

February
01	THE ADMINISTRATION ON AGING FOCUSES ON IMPROVING THE HEALTH FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN ELDERS

January
22	In honor of the Chinese New Year, the Administration on Aging (AoA) recognizes the efforts of our partners, the National Asian Pacific Center on Aging (NAPCA) and their work in helping AoA improve the health in the Asian American elderly community.

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