New York City Council
Committee on Aging
Mar 08, 2024
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01:00 PM
3 hr 14 min
Summary
A hearing on the fiscal 2025 preliminary budget for NYC Aging. Discussions cover the role of NYC Aging in providing senior services despite budget cuts and inadequate state and federal funding, the Home Delivered Meals program, transportation for seniors, the Silver Corps program, and programs for formerly-incarcerated older adults. Features testimony from NYC Department for the Aging Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez and members of the public."
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Council Member Crystal Hudson opens Committee on Aging meeting on the fiscal 2025 preliminary budget
Council Member Crystal Hudson chairs the Committee on Aging hearing to discuss NYC Aging's fiscal 2025 preliminary budget, addressing challenges and resource needs for older adults. - Hudson welcomes attendees, …
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3 min
Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez, Commissioner of the NYC Department for the Aging, on Fiscal Year 2025 Budget, Service Improvements, and Advocacy Against Ageism
Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez discusses the NYC Department for the Aging's budget, achievements, and challenges in addressing the needs of older New Yorkers. - Cortes-Vasquez highlights the department's $485 million budget for …
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19 min
Council Member Adrienne Adams' opening remarks
Council Member Adrienne Adams emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive environment for seniors during the fiscal year 2025 preliminary budget hearing for the Committee on Aging. - Adams praises …
0:24:29
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113 sec
Why has there been a decline in home delivered meals and clients served in early 2024?
The decrease in home delivered meals and clients served by the NYC Department for the Aging in early 2024 is due to changes in Medicaid funding and administrative delays in …
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3 min
Is there a waitlist for Home Delivered Meals (HDMs)?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez confirms there is no waitlist for Home Delivered Meals except under specific circumstances. - Case management agencies conduct comprehensive assessments for eligibility. - Individuals identified with food …
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52 sec
What actions is NYC Aging taking to improve older adult center kitchens?
NYC Aging addresses concerns about older adult center kitchen equipment by creating 5 commissary kitchens to replace expensive catering with in-house meal preparation. - Commissary kitchens aim to prevent reliance …
0:31:07
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147 sec
How is funding allocated for smaller kitchen-related projects in the NYC Department for the Aging?
Funding for smaller kitchen-related projects at Aging sites comes from the current budgets of specific sites, without a separate allocated pot of money. - Projects are funded as needs arise, …
0:33:34
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70 sec
How are private social adult care centers impacting NYC Aging's older adult centers?
NYC Department for the Aging registers private SADCs annually, and the city imposes higher fees for late registration to ensure compliance and generate revenue. - NYC Aging does not have …
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3 min
What is the budget for NYC Aging's Social Adult Day Care (SADC) Ombudsman Office, and what are its goals and responsibilities?
The Chief Financial Officer does not have the exact budget for the Social Adult Day Care (SADC) Ombudsman Office but mentions it has a staff of five and focuses on …
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26 sec
Are there concerns being reported to the NYCA James SADC Ombudsman Office about private Senior Adult Day Care (SADC) centers?
The NYCA James SADC Ombudsman Office is receiving reports and hearing concerns about private Senior Adult Day Care (SADC) centers, which are then investigated and referred to the state for …
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41 sec
How many Senior Adult Day Cares (SADCs) does the NYC Department for the Aging operate, and is there consideration for expansion?
The NYC Department for the Aging contracts with 9 Senior Adult Day Cares (SADCs) and is considering expansion with additional council funding. - The Department contracts with 9 SADCs funded …
0:38:55
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113 sec
What initiatives is NYC Aging taking to enhance its Older Adult Centers' food programs and reattract adults?
NYC Aging is implementing the "Join Us" campaign aimed at reassuring adults of their safety and enticing them back to Older Adult Centers. - The campaign showed unprecedented success in …
0:40:49
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Is there a capital plan for kitchen upgrades and repairs?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez's response to the inquiry about a capital plan for kitchen upgrades and repairs is unclear. - Council Member Crystal Hudson inquires about the existence of a capital …
0:43:04
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13 sec
What challenges does the NYC Department for the Aging face regarding capital funding for renovations?
The NYC Department for the Aging faces challenges in accessing capital funding for renovations due to dependency on other managing agencies. - $2 million is planned for capital funding, but …
0:43:16
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127 sec
How many kitchen upgrade funding requests were not approved by NYC Aging, and why?
Jose Mercado commits to follow up on the number of funding requests for kitchen upgrades not approved by NYC Aging, and the reasons for their denial. - Council Member Crystal …
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33 sec
Is data available on the operational status of Older Adult Centers (OAC) kitchens?
The Department for the Aging confirms it keeps data on the operational status of Older Adult Centers (OAC) kitchens, including those closed for repairs. - The Department for the Aging …
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21 sec
What is the average cost per scratch made meal? How can the number of meals be expanded?
The average cost per scratch-made meal is $5 for non-catered and $8 for catered meals, not including ancillary costs. - The cost mentioned only covers the meal itself, excluding any …
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25 sec
Are noncommunicator and catered meals reimbursed at the same rate?
Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez confirms that the reimbursement rate is the same for noncommunicator and catered meals, albeit within a certain network. - The question focuses on the equality of reimbursement rates …
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How are funding reductions for older adult centers determined, and what plan does the agency have to manage these savings?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez explains that funding reductions are determined through regular reviews and negotiations with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to address the most pressing needs and growth …
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120 sec
What are the fiscal impacts of funding reductions on older adult center capacities, and how will they be addressed?
There will be no immediate impact on older adult center capacities due to funding reductions in 2024 and 2025; concerns arise for 2026 and 2027. - Fiscal years 2026 and …
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129 sec
When will the next Request for Proposals (RFP) for older adult centers be released, and what plans are there for extensions?
The RFP for older adult centers will see its existing contracts expire in December 2024, with plans for extensions to align with fiscal year timings and to address funding shortfalls. …
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3 min
Why did New York City Aging change its policy about the types of trips allowed under older adult transportation contracts?
The New York City Department for the Aging changed its older adult transportation contract policies to combat transportation deserts and expand services beyond individual needs. - Transportation deserts and the …
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73 sec
Are centers aware they can opt for pulling in certain trips?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez affirms that centers are aware they can opt for pulling in certain trips. - Commissioner Cortes-Vasquez confirms centers' awareness without providing detailed information. - The question from …
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14 sec
What trips are allowed and prohibited under the current transportation contract?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez clarifies that trips to medical appointments, grocery shopping, pharmacies, and other events are allowed under the current transportation contract, with no prohibited activities except limited 'portal to …
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63 sec
What is the budget for older adult transportation?
Jose Mercado, the Chief Financial Officer of the NYC Department for the Aging, states the budget for older adult transportation is $5,200,000. - The NYC Department for the Aging oversees …
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Is the transportation program for seniors' medical appointments still available?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez clarifies that the transportation service for seniors with medical appointments should still be available, despite complaints. - Council Member Lynn C. Schulman expresses concern over constituents' complaints …
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32 sec
How many older adults utilize daily transportation services?
On average, 249 older adults utilize daily transportation services provided by the NYC Department for the Aging. - Council Member Lynn C. Schulman inquires about the daily usage of transportation …
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13 sec
Does demand for services exceed available levels for older adults?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez confirms that demand exceeds available services for older adults. - Council Member Lynn C. Schulman inquires about the adequacy of services for the aging population. - Commissioner …
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30 sec
What assistance is provided to the centers in RAD PACT-Takeover NYCHA Development Centers amid construction, and why is relocation to new facilities delayed?
The NYC Department for the Aging collaborates with NYCHA to find nearby locations for uninterrupted services for centers affected by construction, amidst challenges like limited facility availability. - The Department …
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127 sec
What is the current budget for the Join Us campaign?
The NYC Department for the Aging has no budget allocated for the Join Us campaign this year. - Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez clarifies that there is no specific budget for the …
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20 sec
What is NYC Aging's approach to outreach for immigrant older adults, and which languages are targeted?
NYC Aging does not have targeted campaigns for immigrant older adults, focusing instead on inclusive services available in all required city languages. - Services are accessible to all older adults, …
1:04:25
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161 sec
What is the funding for case management in the NYC Department for the Aging's budget for fiscal year 25? Are new clients still being accepted despite budgetary concerns?
The NYC Department for the Aging budgets $44.4 million for case management in fiscal year 25, and clarifies there is no pause in accepting new clients, just a process delay. …
1:07:12
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91 sec
What is the average waiting time and how many people are waiting for services from the NYC Department for the Aging?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez acknowledges a decrease in average waiting times but does not provide specific data; however, she reveals there are 776 people waiting for full assessment services. - The …
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45 sec
How is the NYC Department for the Aging working with the OMB to mitigate budget constraints and prevent service pauses?
The NYC Department for the Aging communicates regularly with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) about urgent needs and potential service gaps, aiming to secure a new needs package …
1:09:28
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94 sec
What is the additional funding required for the NYC Department for the Aging's demands?
The NYC Department for the Aging requires additional funding estimated between $6,500,000 and $7,000,000 for case management, with larger needs potentially encompassing home care. - The Department initially requests $6,000,000, …
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What are the specific amounts allocated for home care and caregiving?
The inquiry about the specific amounts allocated for home care and caregiving faces a delay as the Chief Financial Officer needs to consult an email for the exact figures. - …
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10 sec
What is the current case management ratio in the NYC Department for the Aging?
The current case management ratio in the NYC Department for the Aging is generally 1:58, varying from 54 to 72. - The typical case management ratio is cited as 1 …
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56 sec
What budget requests are made for caregiving, case management, and transportation?
The NYC Department for the Aging outlines budget requests for caregiving, case management, transportation, and notes the absence of a request for home care funding. - Caregiving services request stands …
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146 sec
Why hasn't state funding for the NYC Department for the Aging kept pace with city contributions?
The NYC Department for the Aging indicates that, unlike city funding, state funding hasn't increased in pace with costs. - Commissioner Cortes-Vasquez acknowledges the city has covered all cost increases …
1:15:08
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38 sec
How does NYC Department for the Aging evaluate and address underutilization in older adult centers?
The NYC Department for the Aging plans to address underutilization by reallocating unspent funds to areas with greater need. - Over $20 million in funds are left unspent on average …
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4 min
What factors are considered in the utilization of services by NYC Department for the Aging, and how does it plan for future demand?
The NYC Department for the Aging (DFTA) evaluates utilization based on meals, recreational, and social services, and also plans for future demand by mapping service locations and expansions. - Utilization …
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3 min
How does the NYC Department for the Aging ensure that meals for older adults are nutritious, culturally competent, and within reimbursement limits?
The NYC Department for the Aging has a robust nutrition unit working closely with providers to ensure meals for older adults are nutritious, culturally competent, and stay within reimbursement limits. …
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53 sec
Do older adult centers in NYC offer grab and go meals, and how many provide this option?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez confirms that older adult centers in NYC can offer grab and go meals if included in their contracts. - Older adult centers that choose to include grab …
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32 sec
How is the reimbursement for meals determined for OAC and HCM providers?
The reimbursement for meals for OAC and HCM providers is determined through contract negotiations based on providers' stated needs and budget agreements. - Reimbursement determination is part of contract negotiations. …
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Can NYC aging reimburse OAC providers for multiple daily meals?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez clarifies that some contractors can offer more than one meal per day, but policies are influenced by state and federal regulations. - Some contractors have budgets that …
1:28:02
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What is the typical reimbursement timeline for Office for the Aging and Home Care Management providers?
Invoices submitted by Office for the Aging and HDM (Home Delivered Meal) providers are typically reimbursed within 7 to 10 days. - The NYC Department for the Aging has a …
1:29:09
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How many meals has NYC Department for the Aging provided and how many are pending reimbursement in fiscal 2024?
NYC Department for the Aging has provided 5.1 million meals with no meals pending reimbursement as of fiscal 2024. - 3,000,000 meals provided through Older Adult Centers (OACs) and 2,100,000 …
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Are there situations where meal service providers go unreimbursed?
Meal service providers should always receive reimbursement if their invoices are correctly submitted and match client data. - Providers should submit their invoices to qualify for reimbursement. - For reimbursement …
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How does the additional $1.2 million in fiscal 2024 for personal services relate to positions, their fill status, and program allocation?
The additional $1.2 million in fiscal 2024 is allocated for 15 specific positions related to personal services, with most positions filled and funds used broadly across programs. - A total …
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140 sec
Are staff roles related to administering contracts, and will these positions continue in future years?
Council Member Crystal Hudson queries about the relationship of staff roles to contract administration and the sustainability of these positions, to which the Department for the Aging responds with plans …
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89 sec
What are the funding sources for the Silver Corps program?
The funding sources for the program are Americorps and Federal funds.
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Why was there unspent funding in Silver Corps in fiscal year 23?
The unspent funding in fiscal year 23 is attributed to it being a startup year.
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What is the total capacity and current enrollment for the Silver Corps program?
The Silver Corps program aims for a capacity of 250 older adults within three years, with 89 currently enrolled. - The three-year goal for the Silver Corps program is to …
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25 sec
Where do the 89 individuals fall in the volunteer placement process?
The majority of the 89 individuals discussed are in the certification process for volunteer positions, with some already placed. - The 89 individuals are part of a volunteer placement process. …
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What are the sign-in requirements at Older Adult Centers in NYC?
All older adults must sign in upon entering a center, with some centers using scanners for this process. - Older adults are required to sign in when they enter any …
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Is the use of sign-in sheets or scanners required for tracking attendance?
Providers are allowed to use either sign-in sheets or scanners for tracking overall attendance. - Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez confirms the flexibility in attendance tracking methods. - Council Member Crystal Hudson …
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11 sec
How are attendance and participation tracked in older adult centers, and what is the impact on utilization rates?
Commissioner Lorraine Cortes-Vasquez explains the process of tracking participation in older adult centers and the impact on utilization rates. - Programs must develop processes to record participation in various activities. …
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145 sec
Why is there a decrease in the capital plan and how are capital needs prioritized?
The NYC Department for the Aging explains the decrease in the capital plan and the approach to prioritizing capital needs. - The reduction in the capital plan from $80,300,000 to …
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54 sec
Has the NYC Department for the Aging received guidance from OMB on managing and modifying its capital plan?
The NYC Department for the Aging describes its relationship with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) as productive, actively engaging in workshops to address capital plan modifications and needs. …
1:42:59
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27 sec
What details are available regarding the scope and timeline of the New York Change project's capital plan?
The New York Change project involves installing an elevator and repairing the first floor, delayed by hurricane damage and a compromised foundation. - Initially funded by council member Melissa Mark …
1:43:28
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134 sec
Does the NYC Department for the Aging have adequate head count to run its programs effectively?
The NYC Department for the Aging's head count and hiring negotiations are managed with the OMB, resulting in approval for 15 new positions due to growth. - The NYC Department …
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Which positions at NYC Aging are exempt from the hiring freeze and why?
Grant-funded positions at NYC Aging are exempt from the hiring freeze. - Only positions funded by grants are exempt from the hiring freeze. - Jose Mercado, Chief Financial Officer at …
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34 sec
What recruitment challenges and hiring priorities does the NYC Department for the Aging face?
The NYC Department for the Aging acknowledges labor challenges across the city, indicating that they are in the process of hiring for 22 positions. - Labor challenges are identified as …
1:47:11
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66 sec
How is NYC Aging addressing the fiscal cliff caused by the expiration of federal pandemic funding?
NYC Aging is replacing federal pandemic funding with city funding to support various services and programs. - Federal pandemic-related funding must be used by the end of the current calendar …
1:48:18
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162 sec
What are the reasons behind wait lists for home care and case management programs, and what steps are being taken to address them?
The NYC Department for the Aging faces challenges in home care due to a lack of workers and disparities in pay prompted by state policies, and is advocating for equity …
1:51:00
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113 sec
What is the title and responsibilities of the NYC Aging position funded for the asylum seeker effort?
The position funded for aiding NYC's asylum seeker effort has been restored to the Department for the Aging and reassigned with different responsibilities. - The position initially intended for the …
1:52:56
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72 sec
How will the proposed $40 million increase in state funding affect NYC Aging, and what other budget proposals impact the agency?
The NYC Department for the Aging hopes to receive a fair share of the proposed $40 million increase in state funding and identifies disparities with home care worker salaries and …
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80 sec
How are plans to improve older adult transportation in NYC being addressed?
NYC Department for the Aging considers reallocating underutilized funds and seeks support for vehicle provision to enhance older adult transportation, especially in underserved areas. - Commissioner Cortes-Vazquez acknowledges the need …
1:55:50
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171 sec
Why was the Grandparent Resource Center program eliminated, and what alternatives are being provided?
The Grandparent Resource Center program was ended due to low utilization, but its services have been incorporated into existing caregiving programs. - The program was specifically intended for kinship care …
1:58:42
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145 sec
Has the NYC Department for the Aging acted on recommendations from the Compassionate Assistance for Returning Elders Task Force?
The NYC Department for the Aging officials do not have knowledge of the Compassionate Assistance for Returning Elders Task Force or its recommendations. - Commissioner and Chief Financial Officer are …
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53 sec
What would it take for NYC Aging to extend services to formerly incarcerated adults aged 50-59?
The NYC Department for the Aging is open to discussions with the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice on providing services to formerly incarcerated older adults aged 50-59. - The department …
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66 sec
What are the components and functions of the cabinet for older New Yorkers?
The cabinet for older New Yorkers comprises 24 agencies, including 2 Merrill agencies, and focuses on accelerating initiatives for older adults by breaking down interagency silos. - The cabinet meets …
2:03:22
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156 sec
Why is the budget for senior centers and meals reduced by $26 million, and how does this relate to the OAC peg?
The reduction of $26 million in the budget for senior centers and meals is entirely due to the OAC peg. - The budget for NYC Aging is divided into 6 …
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29 sec
What caused the decrease in senior services budget in fiscal year 2025 compared to fiscal year 2024?
The decrease in the fiscal year 2025 budget for senior services is due to changes in discretionary funding, affecting additional services in the senior services program. - Crystal Hudson, a …
2:07:01
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108 sec
What initiatives are available for aging New Yorkers, and what challenges do they face?
A variety of initiatives are discussed to enhance care for aging New Yorkers, though challenges such as casework backlogs and limited legal assistance in housing courts persist. - A current …
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4 min
Tara Klein on Addressing the Needs of New York's Older Adults through Policy and Investment
Tara Klein advocates for significant fiscal investments and policy changes to improve support systems for New York's older adult population in light of peg cuts to older adult centers. - …
2:16:02
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165 sec
MJ Okma, Senior Manager for Advocacy and Government Relations at SAGE, on Renewing Funding and Addressing the Needs of LGBTQ+ Elders and Older New Yorkers Living with HIV
MJ Okma highlights the vital services provided by SAGE for LGBTQ+ elders and older New Yorkers living with HIV, stressing the need for renewed funding and increased investment in aging …
2:19:03
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138 sec
Elizabeth Bird, Director of Public Policy at Educational Alliance, on Recommendations to Make NYC More Age-friendly
Elizabeth Bird testifies on how to align NYC's budget with its age-friendly commitment by presenting six specific recommendations. - Proposes maintaining council agency initiative funding at Fiscal Year 2023 levels …
2:21:30
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135 sec
Jeanette Estima from Citymeals on Wheels on Enhancing Funding and Support for Home-Delivered Meal Services
Jeanette Estima highlights the growing need for home meal services for older adults and the financial challenges facing providers due to escalating service demands and food costs. - Estima requests …
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138 sec
Kevin J. Kiprovski, Director of Public Policy at Live On New York on the Needs of Older Adult Services and Council Funding
Kevin J. Kiprovski testimonies on the foundational importance of council discretionary funding and the critical capital and operational needs within older adult services in New York City. - Represents over …
2:27:32
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3 min
Elisa Tustian, Supervising Attorney at Senior Law Project, VOLS, on Advanced Directives for Older Adults
Elisa Tustian discusses the necessity of advanced directives for older adults to secure their futures. - The Senior Law Project offers key services like wills and powers of attorney, focusing …
2:31:33
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124 sec
Barbara Bear, Director of the Home Sharing and Respite Program, New York Foundation for Seniors on Home Sharing and Respite Care Program Funding and Outcomes
Barbara Bear testifies about the New York Foundation for Seniors Home Sharing and Respite Program's achievements, emphasizing the impact of city council funding. - Expresses gratitude to Chairperson Hudson and …
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153 sec
Albert Scott, Representative from the East New York Economic Society, on Addressing the Retirement Crisis and Promoting Intergenerational Services
Albert Scott testifies on the retirement crisis, emphasizing the need for research and budget increases for generation X and millennials, and the promotion of intergenerational services. - Scott represents the …
2:36:37
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113 sec
Kimberly George, President of Project Guardianship, on Addressing the Guardianship Crisis in New York City
Kimberly George discusses the critical need for effective and adequately funded guardianship services in New York City. - Project Guardianship is a NYC-based nonprofit providing legal guardianship and preventive services …
2:39:07
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3 min
Jolene Boden, Director of Case Management at Sunnyside Community Services, on the Impact of Funding Cuts on Older Adults Services in New York City
Jolene Boden discusses the challenges faced by Sunnyside Community Services in providing essential services to older adults due to funding cuts. - Boden outlines the range of services offered by …
2:42:57
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4 min
Dr. Cynthia Maurer on Enhancing Senior Independence and Health with Visiting Neighbors
Dr. Cynthia Maurer discusses the role of Visiting Neighbors in supporting seniors to stay independent and healthy in their own homes. - Visiting Neighbors targets individuals over 60, with a …
2:47:15
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4 min
Sofiya Pidzyraylo on Funding and Service Needs for Older Adults in NYC
Sofiya Pidzyraylo discusses the essential funding and service needs for older adults in New York City, advocating for substantial support. - Sofiya Pidzyraylo, as director at Village View NORC University …
2:52:09
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139 sec
Elijah Rameker, Policy Intern at the Asian American Federation, on Challenges and Recommendations for Serving Asian Older Adults in NYC
Elijah Rameker, representing the Asian American Federation, discusses the challenges and recommendations for serving Asian older adults in New York City. - Rameker outlines the economic, social, and service-related challenges …
2:54:52
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132 sec
Kevin Jones, Associate State Director for Advocacy at AARP New York, on Enhancing Support for Older Adults
Kevin Jones discusses the need for increased support and prioritization of older adults in New York City, highlighting challenges such as poverty and inadequate funding. - Older adults are New …
2:57:16
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136 sec
Wendell Walters on Support Needs for Justice-Impacted Older Adults in NYC
Wendell Walters testifies on the essential support for justice-impacted older adults in New York City, focusing on reentry needs and financial implications. - Walters represents the Osborn Association, a major …
2:59:42
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124 sec
Representative from the Chinese American Planning Council on Challenges Faced by Seniors and the Need for Increased Support Amid COVID-19
A representative from the Chinese American Planning Council highlights the isolation and safety challenges faced by seniors amid COVID-19 and anti-East Asian sentiment and calls for increased support for meal …
3:02:08
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