The Executive Office of Aging and Independence (AGE), in partnership with the Massachusetts Healthy Aging Collaborative, is excited to welcome participants to the Spring Technology Learning Collaborative for Healthy Aging—a dynamic forum focused on strengthening digital equity for older adults across Massachusetts.

As technology continues to shape how we access healthcare, services, and community, ensuring that older adults are not left behind is more important than ever. This collaborative offers a valuable opportunity to learn, connect, and share strategies that support inclusive, equitable access to digital tools and resources.

📅 Event Details

When: April 27, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Where: Zoom (registration required)

🎤 Featured Speakers & Topics

This session will spotlight two leaders advancing digital equity policy and innovation:

• Lindsay Sabadosa, State Representative (1st Hampshire), will discuss her legislation, H.4596: “An Act establishing a commission to study a statewide credentialing program for digital navigators.” This proposed initiative aims to strengthen the workforce supporting individuals in navigating today’s digital world.

• Adam Delmolino from the Massachusetts Health and Hospital Association will share insights on the tMED Coalition and ongoing policy efforts to expand telehealth and advance digital equity across the Commonwealth.

🤝 Learn, Share, and Collaborate

In addition to the featured presentations, the session will include dedicated time for group discussion and updates—a hallmark of the Learning Collaborative. Participants are encouraged to bring their experiences, questions, and ideas to help foster meaningful dialogue and shared learning.

📩 Questions?

For more information, please contact Isabella Santos at Isabella.Santos@mass.gov

Whether you’re working in aging services, healthcare, or community outreach, this is a fantastic opportunity to stay informed and engaged in the evolving landscape of digital equity. We hope to see you there!