Philadelphia Will Host Ninth Elder Care Symposium
The annual event on October 15, 2026, aims to help local families and professionals improve person-centered care.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Eldercare
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The ninth annual Elder Care Symposium will take place on October 15, 2026, at the Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia. The event gathers care managers, social workers, and nurses to address the evolving landscape of dementia care and family advocacy.
Why it matters
The symposium aims to strengthen person-centered care by recognizing individual identities and improving communication between residents, families, and caregivers. This collaborative forum provides an opportunity for local advocates to refine strategies for supporting older adults.
This ninth annual symposium brings together professionals and advocates for an education-focused event. It marks another year of operation for the Rothkoff Law Group within its Southeastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey service area.
The players
Rothkoff Law Group
A legal practice focused on elder law, estate planning, and asset protection for families in Southeastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey.
Kitty Eisele
A journalist and public speaker who advocates for caregiver awareness and shares her personal experiences with family caregiving.
The details
The program centers on the theme Elevating Voices in Elder Care to improve connections within the long-term care ecosystem. Through a keynote presentation by journalist Kitty Eisele, the event focuses on dementia care experiences and practical methods for family advocacy. It serves as an educational bridge for those navigating the logistics of elder support.
Timeline
October 15, 2026: The ninth annual Elder Care Symposium takes place.
The Home Front
This event continues the established Elder Care Symposium series, reflecting a sustained trend in regional advocacy for eldercare education. It underscores a broader push toward professionalized, person-centered support models in the local community.
If you are managing care for an aging loved one, consider reviewing resources on person-centered care ahead of the symposium date. You may also want to verify if your current care plan or support network aligns with the advocacy strategies discussed by experts at the forum.
The takeaway
The upcoming symposium highlights the importance of open communication in the complex world of long-term care. Interested attendees should visit the official registration portal at http://www.rothkoffsymposium.com to prepare for the October 15 event.
Further reading
Find more resources for supporting older relatives in our Eldercare section.
More information
To review the full agenda or register, visit the event registration and information page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by MyChesCo.
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