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Each year, millions of consumers receive a wide variety of social services directly in their homes and communities. Many of these long-term care services, including congregate nutrition services, home-delivered meals, and community service employment, are funded by the Older American Act (OAA) which was established specifically to ensure the well-being and dignity of older citizens. The OAA, through a national aging network comprising state-level agencies, area agencies on aging (AAAs), services providers, and tribal organizations, works collaboratively to provide community-based social services to older Americans.
One of the requirements of the Older Americans Act is the preparation of the National Aging Program Information System (NAPIS) state program reports, including annual reports and quarterly American Recovery and Reinvestment Act reports. Submitted at the state level, NAPIS report preparation requires that all members of the national aging network report basic information about program performance, consumer demographics, and delivered service and expenditures. For many organizations, particularly those at the state level, the preparation of this report can be incredibly time consuming, often resulting in late or inaccurate report submissions.
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Harmony for Aging™ simplifies cross-agency data sharing and streamlines NAPIS report generation, automatically creating error-free reports. Used by more than half of all agencies in the national aging network, Harmony for Aging is the proven solution for managing service delivery to elder consumers and automating NAPIS reporting data aggregation to easily comply with funding-source requirements.