ADVOCACY • EDUCATION • CONNECTION

LeadingAge Oregon is a non-profit statewide association of mission driven organizations
dedicated to advancing quality aging services

Ethics Workshop: Emerging and Recurring Ethical Issues in Aging Services

October 1, 2026  |  9am - Noon

This engaging, interactive session explores key ethical issues in services for older adults—from autonomy and dignity of risk to paternalism, equity, truthfulness, and the provider-recipient relationship. Participants will also examine emerging questions in long-term care, including the role of artificial intelligence in healthcare workflow, using a practical framework for ethical decision-making. Lunch Included. Learn More

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Advocacy

We provide a unified voice on behalf of LeadingAge Oregon members. We track legislation and lobby in Salem. Additionally we monitor regulations and work with Oregon's Aging and People with Disabilities division.

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Education

LeadingAge Oregon offers diverse programs: ALF/RCF Administrator training, Nursing Facility Preceptor Training, Leadership Academy, and assorted workshops. From in-person and live webinars, to on-demand training, we accommodate various types of learners.

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Cultivate and Connect

We organize conferences, and coordinate network meeting groups and email list serves to discuss and share resources, issues and experiences. LeadingAge Oregon is your partner and ally to support quality aging services. 

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Featured Webinars, Classes & Events

Upcoming Classes and Webinar

Navigating the RAI and the MDS
Earn up to 9 CEUs
August 26-28 | 9-1pm

Nursing Practice in Community Based Care
Earn up to 20 CEUs
September 8-10 | 9-2 pm

Care Area Assessment Review
Earn up to 4 CEUs
October 8 | 9-1pm

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Featured Webinar

Enhancing Cognitive Well-Being of Residents Through Innovative Programs and Tools
July 28  | 10-11 a.m.

Enhancing Cognitive Well-Being of Residents Through Innovative Programs and Tools
Strengthening cognitive health is essential to maintaining overall well‑being and supporting an active, engaged, and independent lifestyle. This session will provide a clear overview of cognitive health, cognitive reserve, and their connection to cognitive well‑being. It will also highlight innovative programs and tools that help identify cognitive changes, build cognitive reserve, and enhance cognitive well‑being among older adults. Finally, the session will outline best practices for effectively implementing these initiatives within organizations.

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