Older Adults Care Management, Inc history

In October 1985, GNYNA made history when it convened the First National Conference of Private Practice Geriatric Care Managers at the Summit Hotel in New York City.

The Winter of 1990 saw the first publication of the Geriatric Care Management Journal.

In 1993, NAPGCM recognized that the face of care management was not exclusively in the entrepreneurial arena.

In 1996, together with eight aging network associations, they developed and initially funded the National Academy of Certified Care Managers (NACCM).

In 2003, she received the Adele Elkind Award, which honors distinguished service in the Aging Life Care™ field.

One year later, in 2012, out of a desire to celebrate the profession, NAPGCM launched a new initiative National Geriatric Care Management Month.

In 2014, Connie turned to one of her dedicated care managers, Elyse Weber-Sacks, to head the company and continue CRCM’s legacy.

Elyse joins the board of the NJ Chapter of ALCA and in 2018 becomes President and leads the effort to spread the word about the work of Aging Life Care Managers® in the state.

Additionally, in 2020, Elyse was elected to the National Board of Directors of the Aging Life Care Association®. In this role, she will translate her passion for helping vulnerable adults into action—helping to shape the future of Aging Life Care™ Management.