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Latest News

State celebrates 53rd anniversary of Senior Nutrition Program

Senior nutrition programs provide everyone ‘a place at the table’

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Supported Decision-Making Act passes the New Mexico House

SANTA FE – On Saturday, House Bill 149, known as the Supported Decision-Making Act, passed the New Mexico House with a unanimous vote of 64-0.

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Emily Kaltenbach unanimously confirmed as Aging Secretary

SANTA FE – Today, the New Mexico Senate unanimously confirmed Emily Kaltenbach as the cabinet secretary for the Aging and Long-Term Services Department (ALTSD) with a vote of 37-0.

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Latest Events

Mar
26

Alzheimer’s Association & ALTSD Community Forums - Silver City

The Alzheimer’s Association, in partnership with the Department of Aging and Long-Term Services, will be hosting community forums in communities around the state to discuss Alzheimer’s disease-related needs and resources for those impacted by the disease.

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Apr
10

Medicare 101

Empower yourself to make confident decisions about Medicare.

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Apr
16

Alzheimer’s Association & ALTSD Community Forums - Clayton

The Alzheimer’s Association, in partnership with the Department of Aging and Long-Term Services, will be hosting community forums in communities around the state to discuss Alzheimer’s disease-related needs and resources for those impacted by the disease.

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May
8

Medicare 101

Empower yourself to make confident decisions about Medicare.

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May
8

Alzheimer’s Association & ALTSD Community Forums - Tucumcari

The Alzheimer’s Association, in partnership with the Department of Aging and Long-Term Services, will be hosting community forums in communities around the state to discuss Alzheimer’s disease-related needs and resources for those impacted by the disease.

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