Programs & Initiatives
The Division of Geriatric and Palliative Medicine is committed to advancing compassionate, patient-centered care for older adults through innovative programs, collaborative research, and meaningful community engagement. Our programs and initiatives reflect a multidisciplinary approach that supports education, improves health outcomes, and strengthens connections across clinical, academic, and community settings.
Explore the programs below to learn more about how we are working to enhance the lives of older adults and their caregivers.
Social Connections Program
The Social Connections Program focuses on reducing isolation and improving overall well-being among older adults by fostering meaningful relationships and engagement. Through structured activities and supportive interventions, the program promotes emotional health and a sense of community.
Learn more about the Social Connections Program »
TEAM Collaboratory
The TEAM Collaboratory brings together interdisciplinary experts to drive innovation in aging research and care delivery. By fostering collaboration across specialties, the program supports the development of new models of care that address the complex needs of older adults.
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Institute on Aging
The Institute on Aging serves as a hub for research, education, and clinical excellence in geriatrics. It supports initiatives that advance knowledge in aging and promotes best practices in the care of older populations.
Visit the Institute on Aging » (external link)
Community Outreach
Our Community Outreach efforts extend beyond the clinic to engage with local communities, providing education, resources, and support for older adults and their families. These initiatives aim to improve access to care and promote healthy aging across diverse populations.