Webinars

NCECE offered webinars on a wide range of topics related to older adult health. Recordings of these webinars are available for individuals to access and view at their convenience. 

Webinar Recordings

June 2, 2026: Understanding the Connection Between Oral Health and Cognitive Function

November 2025 - May 2026 (4 sessions): Health Center Emergency Preparedness and Response Forum Series

March - April 2026 (4 sessions): Treating More than the Disease: Whole Person Approaches to Managing Chronic Conditions National Learning Series

March 2026 (3 sessions): The Value of Integrated Primary Care for Older Adults: Considerations for Health Centers Webinar Series

March 11, 2026: Intimate Partner Violence and Elder Abuse in Later Life

February 26, 2026: Addressing Age and Homelessness in Disaster Planning

February 19, 2026: Improving End-of-Life Care for Community-Dwelling Older Adults

January 21, 2026: Improving Mental Health Care for Older Adults

December 3, 2025: Partnership in Care: Supporting Patients and Caregivers After Early-Stage Dementia Diagnosis

October 23, 2025: Healing Relationships, Healthier Communities: Reducing Isolation to Improve Older Adult Health

May 8, 2025: What is the Future of Caregiving?

December 2024-April 2025: Health Center Preparedness & Response Forum

April 1, 2025: Supporting Older Adults in Primary Care Dental Practice: A Review of the Seattle Care Pathway

March 18 & 25, 2025: Working as a Community to Improve Older Adult Health 

February 13, 2025: Recognizing Dementia Early With the Help of Family Caregivers

January 29, 2025: Securing a Strong Connection to High-Quality Telehealth for Older Adults

2023/2024 April 11, 2024: Health Center Preparedness and Response Forum 

April 10, 2024: Beyond the Ask: Person-Centered Approaches to Addressing Substance Use Disorder in Older Adults

March 19, 2024: Navigating Polypharmacy Management in Older Adults

December 6, 2023: Suicide in Older Adults: What You Need to Know About Risk and Prevention

November 7, 2023: Promoting the Health and Well-Being of Older Adult Caregivers