“Shaping the Future Together: Aging in the Bay Area”
Tuesday, December 3, 2019
8:30am – 4:30pm
South San Francisco Conference Center
255 South Airport Boulevard, South San Francisco, CA
Questions: Katherine Kelly (628) 208-8405
or email kkelly@onlok.org
- Planning Committee
- Conference Schedule
- Presentation Slides & Handouts
- Pictures
- Event Summary
- 2019 Sponsors
Grace Li (Co-Chair)
CEO, On Lok
Linda Trowbridge (Co-Chair)
CEO, Center for Elders’ Independence (CEI)
Charlene Elefante
Government and Community Relations Manager, On Lok
Dianna Garrett
Director of Communication & Planning, Center for Elders’ Independence (CEI)
Nicole Howell
Executive Director, Ombudsman Services of Contra Costa and Solano Counties
Cindy Kauffman
Deputy Director of Community Services, San Francisco Department of Aging & Adult Services
Katherine Kelly
Senior Government Affairs Manager, On Lok
Eileen Kunz
Chief of Government Affairs and Compliance, On Lok
Lenore McDonald
Director of Fund Development and Government Relations, Center for Elders’ Independence (CEI)
Wendy Peterson
Director, Senior Services Coalition of Alameda County
Tylor Taylor
Executive Director, Saratoga Area Senior Coordinating Council and Santa Clara County Senior Care Commission
Vaughn Villaverde
Associate Director of Health Policy, Working Partnerships USA
Elaine Wong-Eakin
Health Care Advocate
9:00am
Welcome
Assemblymember Phil Ting
Grace Li, CEO, On Lok
Linda Trowbridge, CEO, Center for Elders’ Independence
9:15am
Keynote Speaker – Shaping the Future for Healthy Aging in California
Kim McCoy Wade, Acting Director, California Department of Aging
9:45am
Senior Homelessness in the Bay Area: Regional Trends and New Opportunities
Dr. Margot Kushel, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Internal Medicine, Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center
10:30am
Policy Leadership Roundtable – Creating Policy Change to Support Aging in California
Dion Aroner, AJE Partners (Moderator)
Jennie Chin Hansen, Independent Consultant, Hirsch Associates Philanthropic Advisors and Member, Master Plan for Aging Stakeholder Advisory Committee
Assemblymember Ash Kalra (San Jose)
Marko Mijic, Deputy Secretary of Program and Fiscal Affairs, California Health & Human Services Agency
11:45am
Networking Lunch
1:00pm
Concurrent Breakout Sessions (Part 1)
The 2020 Census: It Matters
Monica Tong, Program Manager, Santa Clara County Office of the Census (Moderator)
Raymond “Ray” Mueller, Partnership Specialist (Northern California), Los Angeles Regional Census Center, U.S. Census Bureau
David Tucker, Regional Program Manager, Region 3, California Complete Count
A Regional View of Affordable Senior Housing
Sharon Rapport, Director, California State Policy, Corporation for Supportive Housing (Moderator)
Pedro Galvao, Policy Director, Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California
Danielle Mazzella, Preservation & Data Manager, California Housing Partnership
Stuck on Start – Mobilizing Your Age-Friendly Action Plan
Shireen McSpadden, Executive Director, San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (Moderator)
Diana Miller, Project Manager, Seniors’ Agenda, Department of Aging and Adult Services, Social Services Agency, County of Santa Clara
Bryan Ricks, Chairman, Mayor’s Commission on Aging (Oakland); Executive Director, CareBuilders at Home- East Bay; Member, Livable Oakland Committee
Riding the Waves of An Ever-Changing Policy Environment: A Current View and the 2020 Horizon
Sarah Steenhausen, Senior Policy Advisor, The SCAN Foundation (Moderator)
Maya Altman, CEO, Health Plan of San Mateo
Claire Ramsey, Senior Staff Attorney, Justice in Aging
2:15pm
Concurrent Breakout Sessions (Part 2)
A Bay Area-Wide Plan of Action for the 2020 Census
Monica Tong, Program Manager, Santa Clara County Office of the Census (Moderator)
Emma Gonzalez, Community Affairs Manager, San Mateo County Office of the Census
Stephanie B. Kim, Senior Director, Census 2020, United Way Bay Area
Nick Kuwada, 2020 Census Program Manager, Santa Clara County Office of the Census
Adrienne Pon, Executive Director, Office of Civic Engagement & Immigrant Affairs, City & County of San Francisco
Innovative Housing Partnerships and Programs
Sharon Rapport, Director, California State Policy, Corporation for Supportive Housing (Moderator)
Michelle Alcedo, Director of Programs, Openhouse
Jane King, Vice President of Operations, Center for Elders’ Independence
Debbie Toth, President & CEO, Choice in Aging
Diana Yin, Chief Strategy and Analytics Officer, On Lok
Implementing Your Age-Friendly Plan and Leveraging Partnerships
Shireen McSpadden, Executive Director, San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (Moderator)
Diana Miller, Project Manager, Seniors’ Agenda, Department of Aging and Adult Services, Social Services Agency, County of Santa Clara
Bryan Ricks, Executive Director, Area Developer CareBuilders at Home – East Bay and Commissioner, Oakland Mayor’s Commission on Aging
Building a Local Advocacy Strategy: Learn from the Experts
Sarah Steenhausen, Senior Policy Advisor, The SCAN Foundation (Moderator)
Anissa Basoco-Villarreal, MPA, Policy Director, Agency Administration, Office of Policy, Evaluation, and Planning, Alameda County Social Services Agency
Mark Burns, Executive Director, Homebridge, Inc.
Eli Gelardin, Executive Director, Marin Center for Independent Living
3:30pm
Local Voices: Shaping the Aging Future Together
Michele Lew, CEO, The Health Trust (Moderator)
Shireen McSpadden, Executive Director, San Franciso Department of Disability and Aging Services
Sharon Rapport, Director, California State Policy, Corporation for Supportive Housing
Sarah Steenhausen, Senior Policy Advisor, The SCAN Foundation
Monica Tong, Santa Clara County Office of the Census
4:15pm
Closing Remarks
Grace Li, CEO, On Lok
Linda Trowbridge, CEO, Center for Elders’ Independence
Below are the presentations by our 2019 Senior Health Policy Forum speakers, and additional handouts that were distributed at the forum.
Please click on the links below to access the materials.
Demographics Handouts – Prepared for the 2019 Senior Health Policy Forum
A Profile of Older Adults in the Bay Area
Health Status of Older Adults in the Bay Area
Socioeconomic Status of Older Adults in the Bay Area
Projected Workforce Needs in the Bay Area
Morning Plenary Sessions
Senior Homelessness in the Bay Area: Regional Trends and New Opportunities – Dr. Margot Kushel
Afternoon Breakout Sessions
Stuck on Start – Mobilizing Your Age-Friendly Action Plan and Implementing Your Age-Friendly Plan and Leveraging Partnerships
Santa Clara County Age Friendly Silicon Valley – Diana Miller
A Regional View of Affordable Senior Housing and Innovative Housing Partnerships and Programs
Corporation for Supportive Housing – Sharon Rapport
California Housing Partnership – Danielle Mazzella
CEI PACE Supportive Housing – Jane King
Choice in Aging – Aging in Place Campus – Debbie Toth
The 2020 Census: It Matters and A Bay Area-Wide Plan of Action for the 2020 Census
U.S. Census Bureau 2020 Census – Raymond Mueller
California Complete Count, Region 3 2020 Census – David Tucker
San Mateo County 2020 Census – Emma Gonzalez
United Way Bay Area 2020 Census – Stephanie B. Kim
Santa Clara County 2020 Census – Nick Kuwada
SF COUNTS 2020 Census – Adrienne Pon
Riding the Waves of An Ever-Changing Policy Environment: A Current View and the 2020 Horizon and Building a Local Advocacy Strategy: Learn from the Experts
The SCAN Foundation California’s Policy Environment – Sarah Steenhausen
Click here to view the event summary for the 2019 Senior Health Policy Forum.
Thank you for being a part of this event to shape the future of aging in the Bay Area.