Caring for the Caregiver - Resources to Support Well-being

Caring for the Caregiver: Resources to Support Well-BeingDate & Time:November 5 | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM PST | Free Webinar(1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Eastern | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Pacific)Host Organization:Home InsteadDescription:Join Home Instead for an informative session designed to help caregivers prioritize their own health and emotional well-being. This free webinar explores valuable tools and resources to support those who dedicate their lives to caring for others.Participants will gain insight into self-care strategies, stress management, and professional support systems that empower caregivers to thrive personally and professionally.Registration: Includes one complimentary Continuing Education (CE) credit.Continuing Education Credits Offered For:California Board of Registered NursingCalifornia Department of Consumer Affairs Professional Fiduciaries BureauNational Academy of Certified Care ManagersNational Commission for Health Education CredentialingNational Council of Certified Dementia PractitionersSociety of Certified Senior Advisors

What's Next Longevity Innovation Summit 2025The eighth annual What's Next Longevity Innovation Summit is a premier event for thought leaders and professionals in longevity, investing, and government regulation. Join us to explore the future of the longevity economy and connect with industry pioneers.Event DetailsDate: December 15-17, 2025Location: National Press Club, Washington, DC 529 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 20045Key Topics and Focus AreasLeading experts will address a robust list of critical topics, including:The impact of tariffs on the longevity economyNavigating the regulatory environmentInterest rates and the economyAI and the transformation of careInnovation in the government sectorThe future of health policyTrends in senior housingInvesting in the longevity spaceInnovations and strategic partnershipsMedia trendsEmerging Trends in TechnologyPitch for DistributionWhat's Next in 2026And more!We are excited to announce the following thought leaders who have just joined our robust lineup of speakers (with more being added each week):- Dr. Mike Roizen | 4Youngevity - Gavin Bade | Reporter, Wall Street Journal- Courtney Baldridge | USAging- Ken Honeycutt | Director of Healthcare, Samsung Health- Bob Biancato | President & Manz, Biancato & Associates- Cam Price | CEO, LeadStory- Terry Dry | Co-Founder & CEO, The Smarter Service- Jim Santiago | Chief Information Officer, AgeSpan- Jonathan Haag | VP of Innovation, OCOA Aging & In-Home Solutions- Ted Fischer | President & CEO, Ageless Innovation- Tracy Chadwell | Founding Partner, 1843 Capital- Ken Roos | Sales and Business Development ExecutiveThe following industry leaders and experts will also be joining the summit:- Richard Lui | Writer, Filmmaker & NBC News Anchor- Dan Hermann | President & CEO, Ziegler- Amelia Hay | AgeTech Collaborative from AARP- Sarita Mohanty | President and CEO, The Scan Foundation- Abby Miller Levy | Managing Partner, Primetime Partners- Mary Furlong | CEO and Founder, Mary Furlong & Associates- Edward Brzytwa | VP of International Trade, Consumer Technology Assoc.- Laurie Orlov | Principal Analyst, Aging and Health Technology Watch- Nancy LeaMond | EVP & Chief Advocacy & Engagement Officer, AARP- Lance Robertson | Partner, Guidehouse; Former US Assistant Secretary For Aging- Greg Olsen | Acting Director, New York State Office for the Aging- Carmel Roques | Secretary, Maryland Dept of Aging- Michelle Branham | Secretary, Florida Department of Elder Affairs- Donald Clark | Program Dev Specialist, DC Department on Disability Services- Todd Halm | Director, OSEP, National Institute on Aging- Joy Toliver | Program Analyst, National Institute on AgingRegistration and DiscountRegister by October 31 for early-bird rates! Use discount code FOM10 and save 10% more.

Now in its fifth year, the Whats Next Longevity Innovation Summit helps leaders in the innovation ecosystem connect and informs entrepreneurs and investors who want to understand how to navigate the regulatory environment and build relationships with the government and the nonprofit sector.This years conference will be a hybrid event, with some sessions taking place virtually and other events in person in Washington, DC.