Donations
Donations make a difference
You can help the Center for Healthy Aging make a difference in the well-being of our Elders. Help us keep your parents and grandparents in their homes as they age, help us develop programs for chronic care management, help us ensure all elders have easy access to quality services, help us to develop educational programs for professional and para-caregivers, help us provide employers with data relating to eldercare in the workplace to help them provide their employees with programs and services that meet their needs. In other words, Help Us to Help You!
Your donation supports research and development of programs for our elders that “Add Life To Years”
Note: Center for Healthy Aging is a 501(c)3 corporation and all donations are tax deductible.
Center for Healthy Aging gives a warm Thank You to our Donors!
- Mrs. Jeannette Weiss
- Mr. George Hatjakes
- KPS3 (for our awesome logo, letterhead, and web-site!)
- Dr. Arnold Greenhouse
- Barnard, Vogler & Co. (for your financial services)
Thank you for helping us help others!
Donate by Check or Credit Card
To donate via check:
Send check to: Center for Healthy Aging
11 Fillmore Way
Reno, NV 89519
To donate via Credit Card: (we accept Visa, MasterCard, and American Express)
Call: 775-848-1260
Latest Blog Postings
Adding Life To Years
Health Care Reform: Is it working? Health care spending in 2009 and 2010 grew at the slowest rates in 50 years. This is startling news given that health care spending has been in double digits forever! The information was reported by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). They attribute it to a [...]
Adding Life To Years
Giving and Forgiving It is the season to give, is it not? Christmas time is special. I remember as a kid getting gifts from Santa Claus. I do not remember giving gifts as a child. It was fun, but what message do we give to our kids. Giving is the key. It can be contagious. [...]
Adding Life to Years
Re-Hospitalization is a Major Medicare Healthcare Problem: Is it Solvable? I have written about this in the past, but this is too important to let lie. One in five Medicare elders who are hospitalized and discharged end up back in the acute hospital within 30 days! These readmissions or failed transitions in care [...]