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Partners

ASBA works with many other organizations to enrich the lives of its members. Here are just a few of our partners:

Prime Women

PRiME is for the ageless generation of women over 50 who don’t dress, think, or act like women in previous generations.

Prime provides a fresh perspective through articles written by prime women for prime women on fashion, travel, fitness, beauty, finances, relationships and entertainment. PRiME also offers expert career advice for those still in the professional world or venturing out to open their own business. Their network of successful career women who are at the top of their fields regularly write articles on how to navigate to the executive suite and corporate boards.

Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation

Founded in 1998 by co-chairmen Leonard A. and Ronald S. Lauder, the Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation (ADDF) is the only charity solely focused on finding drugs for Alzheimer’s.

TREA

The Texas Retired Educators Alliance (TREA) is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization under the ASBA umbrella, serving current and future retired educators in Texas, and focused on the specific needs of teachers and school employees.

TREA’s mission is helping current and future retired teachers in Texas live better lives through social connection, charitable giving to educational causes, and retirement benefit navigation.

Families for Better Care

ASBA supports Families for Better Care, Inc., a non-profit citizen advocacy group dedicated to creating public awareness of the conditions in our nation’s nursing homes and other long-term care settings and developing effective solutions for improving quality of life and care. Families for Better Care:

Acts as a watchdog of the long-term care continuum on behalf of residents, families and consumers.
Educates the public about residents’ rights.
Educates residents, families, consumers, and facility staff about best practices in resident-centered care.
Advocates for changes in laws and regulations that will strengthen the quality of life and care for residents.
Collaborates with other citizen advocacy groups, resident and family councils, ombudsmen, and other health care providers and agencies to support quality nursing home care.
Empowers families to advocate for the highest quality care through the creation and operation of effective, independent family councils.
Provides the Nursing Home Report Card that analyzes, compares and ranks state’s nursing home quality. Our Report Card’s intent is to advocate for better care for our loved ones.

ACCESSMed

Nonprofit ACCESSMed provides Medicare and AHCCCS Medicaid counseling and enrollment support. They help health and income challenged seniors, and their caregivers, understand and enroll in the Medicare, Medicare Supplement and AHCCCS Medicaid benefits that Arizona’s elders are entitled to.

ACCESSMed educational, counseling and enrollment support services are delivered by a team of highly experienced, licensed and certified healthcare insurance professionals.

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Chicago, IL 60630-0777

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