Strengthen Community Health and Support for Older Adults

Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) play an essential role in providing accessible, comprehensive primary care to older adults and families in underserved communities. Equipping clinical teams, support staff, caregivers, and community partners with practical education can help strengthen the network of care and support surrounding patients and families.

The FQHC Industry Brief provides an at-a-glance look at how AGE-u-cate’s education and training solutions can support FQHC priorities—from workforce development and family caregiver education to brain health, dementia-capable care, patient engagement, and community outreach.

Inside the Industry Brief, Explore:

✓ Opportunities to strengthen health center staff understanding, confidence, and practical dementia care skills
✓ Approaches to building more dementia-capable and person-centered community health environments
✓ Ways to prepare clinical teams, support staff, caregivers, and community partners to better support patients and families
✓ Strategies for enhancing family caregiver education, patient communication, and community-based outreach
✓ Flexible education models that can help build sustainable capacity across health center teams, locations, and community partnerships

Build Stronger, Healthier Communities

Request the FQHC Industry Brief to explore how AGE-u-cate’s education and training solutions can support your health center staff, caregivers, community partners, and the patients and families you serve.