Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging
A NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED LEADER ADDRESSING THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUES OF AGING THROUGH SERVICE, RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY
The Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging is a national leader pursuing innovation in practice and policy to address the important issues of aging. As a champion for older adults, BRIA works to advance their health, independence and dignity. The organization has established itself as a trusted resource for people who counsel, care for and advocate on behalf of older adults. In Spring, 2013, the Institute opened the state-of-the-art Conference Center at Benjamin Rose and began to offer programming to prepare executives, managers and practitioners to provide care and support that is responsive to the evolving demands of an aging population. Individual and foundation contributions, earned income, government reimbursements and endowment earnings combine to form a stable and sustainable operating model that ensures the organization’s second century.
Eldercare Services Institute
Services include home care, adult day services, partial hospitalization, social work, mental health services, and Senior Companions.
Katz Policy Institute
Identifies and influences public policies that impact older adults and their caregivers.
Margaret Blenkner Research Institute
Conducts applied aging studies that enhance the lives of older adults and the family members, friends, and professionals who care for them.
Education and Training Programs
Prepares executives, managers and practitioners to provide the care and support required by an aging population as demands and responses evolve.
Margaret Wagner Apartments
Supportive housing for low-income seniors.