After a loved one is diagnosed with a serious condition –whether it’s Alzheimer’s disease, a stroke, Parkinson’s, cancer, or another serious illness or medical condition– it can feel overwhelming.
While you’re still processing the consequential news, your next step is to consider decision-making, Medicare coverage, and long-term care planning.
To support you, we’ve outlined key considerations to help you and your family navigate Medicare and long-term care decisions after a diagnosis. Through MI Options, The Senior Alliance offers free, unbiased support to help you understand your options and plan for what comes next. You don’t have to face this alone.
Are you a Registered Nurse who is passionate about helping older adults live safely and independently in their communities?
The Senior Alliance is looking for a compassionate, organized, and team-oriented RN to conduct assessments, develop care plans, and coordinate services that support aging adults across our region.
In this role, you’ll work closely with social workers, families, caregivers, and community providers to ensure participants receive the care and support they need to thrive.
If you value collaboration, attention to detail, and meaningful work that directly impacts lives, this could be the perfect fit.
? Michigan RN license required
? Experience working with older adults preferred
? Community health or nonprofit experience a plus
Join a mission-driven team committed to helping people age with dignity.
In this episode, Jason Maciejewski, CEO of The Senior Alliance, talks to Dave LaLumia, Executive Director of the Area Agencies on Aging of Michigan, also known as 4AM.
They discuss what 4AM does, and how they connect all 16 of the Area Agencies on Aging in Michigan.
Dave also discusses the positive outcomes in Lansing in 2025 regarding budget funding and what he expects will be the biggest needs ahead for 2026.
They also talk about how you can help advocate and get in touch with your state representatives and senators to tell them what they can do to make sure your needs are met through state budgets and laws
Julie has spent the past 11.5 years helping support our mission of serving older adults and caregivers in our community. Her commitment, kindness, and hard work have made a lasting impact on both our team and the people we serve.
Julie, thank you for your years of service and for everything you’ve contributed to The Senior Alliance. We are grateful for the difference you’ve made.
Please join us in wishing Julie all the best in this exciting next chapter. Congratulations on a wonderful career and a well-deserved retirement!
Kimberley is recognized for her dedication, compassion, and commitment to serving others.
Here’s what her manager has to say:
“Kimberley has proven to be a great asset to the team. She has adjusted very well to her position this past year and continues to show dedication to the work she does each day.
Kimberley goes above and beyond to assist those who call in, always looking for ways to help and ensure they receive the support and resources they need.
Her positive attitude, compassion, and commitment to helping others truly make a difference.”
From all of us at The Senior Alliance, thank you, Kimberley, for the care, positivity, and support you bring to every interaction. We are grateful to have you on our team!
Annual enrollment for Medicare Part D is a critical period from October 15 to December 7, 2023, during which aging adults and their caregivers can make changes to their Medicare plans or explore additional assistance programs to better suit their healthcare needs.
The holiday season is a time of joy, giving, and celebration, but unfortunately, it’s also a time when scammers are more active than ever.
1 in 7 older adults in the U.S. struggle with food insecurity. On the holidays when traditional food delivery services are not available, aging adults in our community count on The Senior Alliance to provide a hot meal.
