In this issue: Hospice in the ALP and CCRC cybersecurity bills advance in Assembly; last chance to engage with lawmakers on other key priorities; NYSNA launches ad campaign in support of staffing ratios legislation; LeadingAge NY accepting Partners in Quality Award nominations through July 31^st; LeadingAge National launches “Carry the Conversation” campaign for LTSS financing; and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell cancels most of August recess.

In this issue: CCRC cybersecurity regulations exemption bill advances in Senate; during final stretch of session, continue advocating on LeadingAge NY’s other priorities; Coalition for Safe and Affordable Care calls on lawmakers to oppose staffing ratios legislation; and Partners in Quality Award nomination form coming soon.

In this issue: Senate Insurance Committee to consider CCRC cybersecurity regulations exemption bill on Wednesday; urge your lawmakers to co-sponsor other key legislation; HCR Commissioner appears before Senate Housing Committee; Legislature appoints Barbara Underwood as interim attorney general; and LeadingAge NY members “get social” at Annual Conference.

In this issue: Time is running out to advance priority legislation; LeadingAge NY’s nursing home-MLTC rural demonstration bill introduced in both houses; Legislature interviews prospective attorney general candidates; and LeadingAge NY Annual Conference & Exposition is next week.

In this issue: CCRC Advocacy Day recap; with just 18 session days left, help build support for other key priorities; call Congress to voice your support for affordable senior housing; Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigns following abuse allegations; Assemblyman Oaks announces retirement; and join LeadingAge NY at our upcoming Annual Conference & Exposition.

In this issue: May brings more priority bill introductions; SSI increase legislation advances in Senate; keep up the pressure on lawmakers on other agenda items; continue engaging Congress on key initiatives; LeadingAge National offers guidance on nonprofit lobbying and election activity; and two more Republican senators bow out of re-election.

In this issue: Hospice in the ALP bill introduced in Assembly; Senate Social Services Committee to consider SSI increase bill on Monday; continue advocating on other end-of-session priorities; Assembly Health Committee convenes first of two public hearings on aid-in-dying bill; sign the Seniors Action Network’s petition to expand and protect affordable senior housing; urge Congress to pass legislation ending the mandatory CNA training lockout; Democrats to remain in Senate minority despite special election wins; and four lawmakers announce retirement.

In this issue: TBI-DD integration bill advances to Senate Floor Calendar; key special elections set for Tuesday; Governor Cuomo restores voting rights for parolees; and Assemblyman Frank Skartados dies at 62.