Thinking Ahead Roadmap: A Guide for Keeping Your Money Safe as You Age
Our goal is to inspire aging adults to plan ahead. We interviewed experts and collected information and experiences from more than one-hundred older adults to create this roadmap. It’s best to get started on a money management plan before age 65, and then revisit your plan as you age. But if you’re past 65 and haven’t started planning yet, that’s okay! This roadmap is designed for everyone, no matter how much or how little money they have, their family situation, or how old they are. Now is the best time to prepare for tomorrow.
A Guide on Advanced Care Planning Resources for People Living With Dementia and Their Care Partners
This resource guide contains a range of tools, materials and information related to advanced care planning, including financial, housing, medical, legal, and palliative/hospice care assistance. It is the result of a comprehensive, environmental scan of available dementiaspecific advanced care planning resources. This guide is intended to be used primarily by people living with dementia and their care partners. It should be used as a tool to help navigate and provide recommendations for effective care, services, and considerations at various stages of cognitive impairment and dementia.
Educating Health Professionals in Interprofessional Care (EHPIC): Advancing the Future of Healthcare through Interprofessional Learning
Educating Health Professionals in Interprofessional Care (EHPIC):
Advancing the Future of Healthcare through Interprofessional Learning
November 24-26, 2025 | Vantage Venues, 150 King St. W, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Applications Due: September 30, 2025
DOSCI A Rapid Roadside Screening Tool for Cognitively Impaired Drivers
This website provides links to two older driver education webinars designed for Minnesota law enforcement officers:
1) Short version: DOSCI* A Rapid Roadside Screening Tool for Cognitively Impaired Drivers is a 15 minute video designed to explain the DOSCI roadside screening tool. This video does not provide POST or CEU hours, but will give the viewer insight into the DOSCI screening tool and how it can help you help others.
2) Long version: The 70 minute version (Improving Roadside Safety) has been approved for one (1) POST hour.
On the Road to Safer Senior Driving Video Series
Joanie Somes and The Minnesota Emergency Nurse’s Association has produced a video series that is designed to help senior citizens drive more safely. We encourage older drivers and family members to review this videos to help keep themselves and their loved ones safe.
Videos:
1. Aging Can Affect Driving
2. Crash Data Doesn’t Lie
3. Keeping the Keys
4. Giving Up the Keys
5. Medical Conditions & Meds
6. Strengthening our Driving Muscles
7. Car Fit
Driver Safety
On this website the Minnesota Emergency Nurse’s Association has provided multiple resources and links to videos, handouts, programs, and more that relate to safe senior driving. These resources are targeted towards law enforcement officers interacting with senior drivers, senior citizens wanting to drive more safely, and family members of senior drivers.
Source: Minnesota Emergency Nurses Association, 2025
https://minnesotaena.com/
Wisconsin Department Of Justice Unveils New Plan To Combat Elder Financial Abuse
This interview airing on Wisconsin Public Radio on October 4, 2018 features John Hendrick, Director of the Elder Law Center and Elder Financial Empowerment Project for the Coalition of Wisconsin Aging Groups. He discuses the plan by the state Department of Justice to reduce the rate of elder financial abuse in Wisconsin. The plan ranges from empowering financial institutions to step in if they expect fraud, to making penalties more severe for people who are convicted of targeting older and vulnerable adults.
Source: Wisconsin Public Radio, 2018
Woman's Health and Aging
In this video presentation, Dr. Danielle Hansen of the LECOM Institute for Successful Aging covers the following topics on women’s health:
1) What is a Healthy Woman?
2) History of Women’s Health
3) Leading Health Issues for Women
4) Are you at Risk?
5) Making a Difference in Your Heath