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TALAHour is TALA's free monthly educational webinar series.

TALAScene Out and About with TALA

The TALA Board met January 31st in Dallas to kickoff the year.

The Workforce Committee tackled some tough topics when they met January 26th.

TALA’s President and CEO Diana Martinez and VP of Public Policy Carmen Tilton attend an event.

President and CEO Diana Martinez attends the Silverado Senior Living 25th anniversary celebration with Silverado CEO and Founder Loren Shook and TALA Board President Le Riggs.

Recently TALA and LeadingAge Texas testified at the Texas House of Representatives Public Health Committee hearing on workforce development in healthcare services. Thank you to Anthony Ormsbee-Hale from Civitas Senior Living and to LeadingAge Texas VP of Advocacy Alyse Meyer for speaking and to the Public Health committee for including us. We are grateful to collaborate with you!

TALA had a sold-out 24-hr AL Manager course. Thank you to the Sagora community Rio Terra in New Braunfels for hosting and Anthony-Ormsbee Hale for teaching!

TALA hosted a TALAConnect networking event in June, sponsored by CoBridge Workforce Solutions and Simply Connect, and welcomed the TALA Board, Industry Partners, and the Young Professionals Network (YPN). Thank you everyone for coming out! We look forward to seeing you next time.

President Diana Martinez and Conference and Events Coordinator Alex Yndo toured the 2024 conference and industry expo location, the Hyatt Hill Country, in San Antonio.

Thank you to Steve Groth and Leah Saylor of Insurica for a great July TALAHour event!

TALA hosted a TALABook with Fort Worth Native Kathe Goodwin, author of Love Remembers in which she writes of her husband Steve's diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer's.

The TALA YPN convened in Houston for some networking.

2023 Annual TALA Conference and Trade Show Lights, Camera, Assisted Living

2024 Annual TALA Conference and Industry Expo

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Emergency Preparation and TALA Member Benefits

A benefit that long-term care communities have in Texas is the ability to be registered for priority power restoration following a loss of power. Under Texas Utilities Code 38.072, Assisted Living communities and other types of long-term care have the same status as priority power restoration that a hospital has.

However, [...]

September 27th, 2023|