2017-04-11T11:01:02-05:00 2016-06-30 410746749 CLIFTONLARSONALLEN LLP 901 N GLEBE ROAD SUITE 200 ARLINGTON VA 22203 990 2015-07-01 541379174 ALLIANCE FOR AGING RESEARCH ALLI 2022932856 1700 K STREET NW NO 740 WASHINGTON DC 20006 SUSAN PESCHIN PRESIDENT AND CEO 2022932856 2017-04-10 1 DAVID TRIMNER P00444822 5712279500 2015 2021-01-29 14:40:06Z SUSAN PESCHIN 1700 K STREET NW NO 740 WASHINGTON DC 20006 2298133 0 X WWW.AGINGRESEARCH.ORG X 1986 DC PROMOTE RESEARCH TO ENHANCE THE EXPERIENCE OF AGING AND HEALTH. 16 16 14 20 0 0 1497136 2144755 461 711 23548 24714 -14848 -15882 1506297 2154298 69029 44394 0 0 926706 916108 0 0 167974 1320386 907136 2316121 1867638 -809824 286660 2961938 3415256 92408 187163 2869530 3228093 X THE ALLIANCE FOR AGING RESEARCH IS THE LEADING NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ACCELERATING THE PACE OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES AND THEIR APPLICATION IN ORDER TO VASTLY IMPROVE THE UNIVERSAL HUMAN EXPERIENCE OF AGING AND HEALTH. 0 0 742191 44394 HEALTH EDUCATION:SILVER BOOK: DIABETIC RETINOPATHYA NEW RESOURCE IN THE SILVER BOOK SERIES, THIS FACTSHEET GIVES AN OVERVIEW OF THE THREAT OF DIABETIC RETINOPATHY (DR) TO GLOBAL HEALTH. DR IS A LEADING CAUSE OF BLINDNESS WORLDWIDE, AFFECTING AS MANY PEOPLE AS 126 MILLION WORLDWIDE, AND THIS FACTSHEET USES STATISTICS AND INFOGRAPHICS TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THE BURDEN. IT ALSO HIGHLIGHTS CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR COUNTRIES SEEKING TO INSTITUTE APPROPRIATE POLICIES THAT WILL EFFECTIVELY PROMOTE EDUCATION, SCREENING, DETECTION, AND MANAGEMENT OF DR. IN ADDITION TO PRODUCING A PRINT AND ELECTRONIC VERSION OF THE FACTSHEET, THE ALLIANCE ADDED THE DATA TO WWW.SILVERBOOK.ORG, LAUNCHED THE NEW RESOURCE VIA WEBCAST, DISTRIBUTED FACTSHEETS TO INTERNATIONAL VISION GROUPS, AND CONDUCTED A SOCIAL AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN TO SPREAD THE WORD.MALNUTRITION: A HIDDEN EPIDEMIC IN OLDER ADULTSTHIS CAMPAIGN HIGHLIGHTS HOW THIS OFTEN HIDDEN CONDITION CAN JEOPARDIZE THE HEALTH AND INDEPENDENCE OF OLDER ADULTS. A SHORT ANIMATED FILM AND SPANISH TRANSLATION INFORMS VIEWERS ABOUT HOW TO PREVENT MALNUTRITION, HOW TO SPOT THE SIGNS OF THE CONDITION, AND STEPS TO REGAIN NUTRITIONAL HEALTH. A HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL TIP SHEET SUPPLEMENTS THE FILMS AND AN EXTENSIVE MARKETING CAMPAIGN SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT THESE IMPORTANT RESOURCES.SAFE MEDICATION DISPOSALAROUND 40% OF MEDICATIONS SOLD END UP UNUSED. EXPIRED OR DAMAGED MEDICATIONS CAN BE INEFFECTIVE AND EVEN UNSAFE, AND UNUSED MEDICATIONS PRESENT DANGERS TO CHILDREN WHO MIGHT GET INTO THEM, AND TO THOSE WHO MIGHT ABUSE THEM. THIS FILM OFFERS CONSUMERS A SIMPLE STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE ON HOW TO SAFELY DISPOSE OF OTC AND PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS. IT WAS ACCOMPANIED BY A SOCIAL AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN.NUTRITION FOR HEALTHY AGINGDURING NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH, THE ALLIANCE RELEASED A SERIES OF THREE POCKET FILMS THAT EXPLAIN THE ROLE OF NUTRITION IN HEALTHY AGING AND HIGHLIGHT SOME OF THE LATEST FINDINGS IN NUTRITION RESEARCH. THEY OFFER A CONCISE, EASY-TO-UNDERSTAND, CONCISE INTRODUCTION TO NUTRITION. THE FILMS WERE PROMOTED THROUGH EXTENSIVE SOCIAL AND TRADITIONAL MARKETING, INCLUDING A TWITTER CHAT ON NUTRITION AND AGING.SAFE OTC MEDICATION SELECTION, USE, & STORAGETHESE TWO POCKET FILMS GIVE VIEWERS AN OVERVIEW OF THE IMPORTANCE OF SAFELY SELECTING, TAKING, AND USING OTC PAIN MEDICATIONS. THEY RECOGNIZE THAT WHILE OTC PAIN MEDICATIONS ARE SAFE AND EFFECTIVE WHEN TAKEN ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, THEY CAN BE DANGEROUS IF TAKEN IMPROPERLY. THE TIPS AND INFORMATION FROM THE FILM WERE SHARED VIA SOCIAL AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA AS WELL, AND DISTRIBUTION VIA PROMOTIONAL POSTCARDS.TAKING A CLOSER LOOK AT AGE-RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATIONAMD IS A LEADING CAUSE OF BLINDNESS IN OLDER ADULTS. THIS POCKET FILM WILL BE CREATED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BRIGHTFOCUS FOUNDATION AND WILL EDUCATE SENIORS, FAMILY CAREGIVERS, AND EYE CARE PROFESSIONALS ON PREVENTING, DETECTING, AND TREATING THE DISEASE. AN EXTENSIVE MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION CAMPAIGN WILL HELP SPREAD THE WORD.CELEBRATING A YEAR WITHOUT A STROKEATRIAL FIBRILLATION RELATED STROKES ARE LIFE-CHANGING AND OFTEN DEADLY. THIS CAMPAIGN WILL USE PATIENT AND PROFESSIONAL STORIES TO HIGHLIGHT THE DANGERS OF AFIB-RELATED STROKES; AND ENCOURAGE PATIENTS TO UNDERSTAND THEIR RISK, ASK QUESTIONS, AND CONTINUE TAKING THEIR MEDICATION AS PRESCRIBED. A WEBSITE, VIDEOS, AND PRINT MATERIALS WILL ACT AS COLLATERAL FOR THE CAMPAIGN, AND AN EXTENSIVE MEDIA CAMPAIGN AND DIGITAL PSA OUTREACH, WILL HELP SPREAD THE WORD.OUR BEST SHOT: VACCINATION IN OLDER ADULTSVACCINE-PREVENTABLE DISEASES CAUSE SIGNIFICANT ILLNESS, HOSPITALIZATION, PAIN, DISABILITY, AND DEATH IN THE U.S., AND OLDER ADULTS ARE DISPROPORTIONATELY AFFECTED. THIS CAMPAIGN WILL INCLUDE A POCKET FILM AND WORKSHOP KIT-INCLUDING ALL OF THE MATERIALS NEEDED FOR A COMMUNITY HEALTH LEADER TO CONDUCT AN EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOP ON THE IMPORTANCE OF VACCINATION IN OLDER ADULTS. THE WORKSHOP KIT WILL BE PILOTED AND DISTRIBUTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AREA AGENCIES ON AGING, AND MARKETED THROUGH A DIGITAL AND TV PSA CAMPAIGN, AND TRADITIONAL AND SOCIAL MEDIA OUTREACH.LIVING WITH VALVE DISEASEA FINANCIAL NAVIGATOR WILL GUIDE LOW-INCOME VALVE DISEASE PATIENTS THROUGH THE AVAILABLE SUPPORT RESOURCES INCLUDING CO-PAYMENT AND PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE, TRAVEL AIDE, SURGICAL SUPPORT, AND MORE. ADDITIONALLY, PUBLIC OPINION TOOLS WILL SHOW THE NEED FOR INCREASED AWARENESS ABOUT VALVE DISEASE AND ITS BURDEN, AND SUPPORT AND SHAPE EFFORTS TO ESTABLISH AT NATIONAL HEART VALVE DISEASE AWARENESS DAY. 343754 PUBLIC POLICY:THE ALLIANCE FOR AGING RESEARCH BELIEVES THAT ADVANCES IN RESEARCH HELP PEOPLE LIVE LONGER, HAPPIER, MORE PRODUCTIVE LIVES AND REDUCE HEALTHCARE COSTS OVER THE LONG TERM. ACCESS TO THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION EMPOWERS PEOPLE TO TAKE CONTROL OF THEIR HEALTH. THE ALLIANCE STRIVES TO ADVANCE SCIENCE AND ENHANCE LIVES THROUGH A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES AND INITIATIVES THAT GENERATE KNOWLEDGE AND ACTION ON AGE-RELATED ISSUES. COALITIONS: THE ALLIANCE BUILDS COALITIONS OF DIVERSE ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS TO BRING VISIBILITY AND SUPPORT TO HEALTH RESEARCH AND ITS GOALS, INCLUDING: ACCELERATE CURE/TREATMENTS FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE (ACT-AD), WWW.ACT-AD.ORG, IS A COALITION OF 50 NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTED TO ACCELERATING THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF BETTER TREATMENTS AND POTENTIAL CURES FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE. ACT-AD SUPPORTS ACCELERATING RESEARCH INTO TRANSFORMATIONAL THERAPIES TO BETTER TREAT AND POTENTIALLY SLOW, HALT OR REVERSE THE PROGRESSION OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE. AGING IN MOTION (AIM), WWW.AGINGINMOTION.ORG, IS A DIVERSE GROUP OF PATIENT, CAREGIVER, HEALTH AND AGING GROUPS WORKING TOGETHER TO PRESS FOR GREATER LEVELS OF RESEARCH AND INNOVATION TO DEVELOP TREATMENTS IN THE AREA OF SARCOPENIA AND AGE-RELATED FUNCTIONAL DECLINE. THE AIM COALITION MEMBERS ARE LEADING ONGOING INTERACTIONS WITH CLINICIANS, REGULATORS AND POLICY INFLUENCERS TO OVERCOME OBSTACLES THAT IMPEDE THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF PROMISING TREATMENTS FOR SARCOPENIA AND ASSOCIATED FUNCTIONAL DECLINE IN PEOPLE AS THEY AGE. ADDITIONALLY, THE ALLIANCE SERVES AS AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF A NUMBER OF COALITIONS, INCLUDING THOSE BELOW (A FULL LISTING CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AGINGRESEARCH.ORG): ALLIANCE FOR A STRONGER FDA UNITES 185 PATIENT GROUPS, CONSUMER ADVOCATES, BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH ADVOCATES, HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, AND INDUSTRY MEMBERS IN AN EFFORT TO INCREASE APPROPRIATIONS TO THE U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION (FDA). IT IS SUPPORTED BY LEADING PUBLIC HEALTH ADVOCATES, INCLUDING THREE FORMER SECRETARIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AND SEVEN FORMER FDA COMMISSIONERS.FRIENDS OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON AGING (FONIA) IS A COALITION OF 50 ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS AND PATIENT ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH THAT BENEFITS MILLIONS OF OLDER AMERICANS. FRIENDS OF THE NIA SUPPORTS THE RESEARCH AND TRAINING MISSIONS OF THE NIA, AND ADVOCATES FOR NIA INITIATIVES AS PUBLIC POLICIES IN HEALTH AND RESEARCH TAKE SHAPE.THE PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE PATIENT CARE WAS FORMED IN NOVEMBER 2008 TO ENSURE THAT PROPOSALS TO EXPAND THE GOVERNMENT'S ROLE IN COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS RESEARCH (CER) ARE CENTERED ON PATIENT AND PROVIDER NEEDS; RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THE VALUE OF WELL-DESIGNED CER; AND PROMOTE THE IMPORTANT ROLE OF CONTINUED MEDICAL INNOVATION AS PART OF THE SOLUTION TO COST AND QUALITY CHALLENGES IN HEALTH CARE.REGULATORY EDUCATION AND ACTION FOR PATIENTS (REAP) IS AN UMBRELLA COALITION COMPRISED OF 52 PATIENT ADVOCACY GROUPS WHOSE MISSION IS TO COMMUNICATE THE CHALLENGES PATIENTS FACE IN ACCESSING CARE TO FEDERAL AND STATE POLICYMAKERS. REAP'S COLLECTIVE VOICE ASSURES A WIDE RANGE OF PATIENT CONCERNS ARE CONSIDERED IN POLICY DEVELOPMENT TO MAXIMIZE CARE ACCESS AND IMPROVED OUTCOMES AS WELL AS MINIMIZE UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES UPON IMPLEMENTATION. REAP, THROUGH ITS MEMBER ENTITIES, CONTRIBUTES INFORMATION AND PERSPECTIVES REGARDING IMPORTANT HEALTH CARE DECISIONS TO A DEGREE THAT HAS NOT BEEN POSSIBLE HERETOFORE BY HEALTH CARE ADVOCACY GROUPS IN THE REGULATORY ARENA.OVER-THE-COUNTER PAIN MANAGEMENT SURVEY:TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ATTITUDES ABOUT PAIN MANAGEMENT USING OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATIONS, THE ALLIANCE FOR AGING RESEARCH SURVEYED THE VIEWS OF OLDER ADULTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC, PARTICULARLY THOSE SUFFERING FROM MULTIPLE CHRONIC CONDITIONS, TO GAUGE THE IMPACT THAT RESTRICTED ACCESS TO EXTRA-STRENGTH ACETAMINOPHEN MIGHT HAVE ON DEMOGRAPHIC SUBGROUPS. WORKING WITH CLARUS RESEARCH GROUP, THE ALLIANCE SURVEYED 1,600 AMERICANS AGED 18+ AND RESULTS WERE PRESENTED AT THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON PATIENT INFORMATION AND EDUCATION STAKEHOLDER FORUM TITLES "SEEKING SOLUTIONS: ADVANCING OUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE SAFE USE OF ACETAMINOPHEN: IN MARCH OF 2015. IN RESPONSE TO THE 77 PERCENT OF SURVEY PARTICIPANTS WHO PREFERRED EDUCATION ABOUT SAFE OTC PAIN MEDICATION USE, THE ALLIANCE DEVELOPMED A SERIES OF POCKET FILMS ON SAFE PAIN MED USE THAT WERE RELEASED IN FEBRUARY OF 2016.STROKE PREVENTION IN OLDER PATIENTS WITH ATRIAL FIBRILLATION:THE ATRIAL FIBRILLATION (AFIB) OPTIMAL TREATMENT TASK FORCE WAS FORMED BY THE ALLIANCE FOR AGING RESEARCH, TO ACT AS AN UMBRELLA GROUP WHERE ORGANIZATIONS CAN COLLECTIVELY ADVOCATE FOR INCREASED RESEARCH AND IMPROVED EDUCATION ON BALANCING STROKE AND BLEEDING RISK IN THE TREATMENT OF AFIB IN OLDER PATIENTS. THE TASK FORCE IS MADE UP OF PATIENT AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WHO ARE WORKING TOGETHER TO RAISE AWARENESS OF AFIB, HELP EXPERTS FORM CONSENSUS ON OPTIMAL RISK ASSESSMENT, AND PROVIDE CONSISTENT MESSAGING ABOUT AFIB TREATMENT. THE AFIB OPTIMAL TREATMENT TASK FORCE CALLED ON THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION TO ADD SPECIFIC HEALTHY PEOPLE 2020 GOALS FOR STROKE PREVENTION IN OLDER PATIENT WITH AFIB. THE TASK FORCE SUBMITTED LANGUAGE TO HOUSE AND SENATE APPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEES REQUESTING INCLUSION OF LANGUAGE IN THE FY16 APPROPRIATIONS BILL URGING NHLBI, NINDS, AND OTHER NIH AGENCIES, INSTITUTES AND OFFICES TO SUPPORT PCORI AND NIA'S NATIONAL INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON FALLS PREVENTION IN OLDER ADULTS. IT ALSO ENCOURAGED CDC TO FOCUS ITS VITAL SIGNS PUBLICATION ON BEST PRACTICES FOR STROKE PREVENTION IN AFIB PATIENTS. THIS LANGUAGE WAS INCLUDED IN THE FINAL FY2016 OMNIBUS APPROPRIATIONS BILL. DURING THIS PERIOD, THE TASK FORCE ALSO SUBMITTED A CRITICAL CHALLENGE ON THE NEED FOR IMPROVED BLEEDING RISK ASSESSMENT TOOLS TO THE NHLBI AS PART OF THEIR STRATEGIC VISIONING PROCESS TO IDENTIFY PRIORITIES FOR FUTURE RESEARCH. HEART VALVE DISEASE AWARENESS:THE ALLIANCE FOR AGING RESEARCH WORKED TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL HEART VALVE DISEASE AWARENESS DAY THROUGH THE INTRODUCTION OF A HOUSE RESOLUTION. SIMULTANEOUSLY THE ALLIANCE REQUESTED THAT THE US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES (HHS) INCLUDE A VALVE DISEASE AWARENESS DAY ON THE NATIONAL HEALTH OBSERVANCES CALENDAR. 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