Contact OGA

Mailing Address:
Oregon Gerontological Association (OGA)
P.O. Box 81
Lake Oswego, OR 97034

Phone: (971) 319-4556‬
Please leave a message with your name and question, and we will call you back ASAP.
Please note that we are unable to answer calls shortly before or during our educational events! If you have last-minute questions about an event or experience technical difficulties while registering or logging into the Zoom session, please send us an email and an assistant will get back to you promptly!

Upcoming OGA Events

Thu Oct 13, 2022Conference Session 1: Citizen Brain: Brain Health Through Comedy and Empathy

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Fri Oct 14, 2022Conference Session 2: Global, National, & Local Perspectives on Brain Health: Implications for Diverse Populations

Category: Conferences

Fri Oct 21, 2022Conference Session 3: Initiatives to Promote Brain Health

Category: Conferences

Fri Oct 28, 2022Conference Session 4: Taking Action: Promoting Healthy Brain Aging & Resilience

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Announcements

Using the AARP Livability Index

If you missed the joint event between AARP Oregon and the Oregon Gerontological Association, you can watch the recording to learn about how to use AARP's livability index.

OGA's Committees and Board of Directors are Looking for New Members!

Would you like to support OGA by joining one of our committees or serving on our Board of Directors? Please follow this link for more information.

AARP to Hold Four Gubernatorial Town Halls

This year, Oregonians will choose a new Governor. AARP Oregon is offering four virtual town halls for members and stakeholders statewide to make our voices heard. It’s up to all of us to educate the candidates about the issues and concerns of people 50 and older. Learn more and sign up at https://aarp.org/orfuture.

Also - OGA has prepared a position statement to share with the three gubernatorial candidates. Read our full statement.

Physician End-of-Life Care Research Study

Oregon is currently participating in an international study called PROPEL, which seeks to gain insights into physicians’ personal preferences related to end-of-life decisions, the influences on those preferences, and the connection between personal preferences and clinical practice.

Please respond to the online survey by using the link below. Participation takes around 10 min. and is much needed and appreciated. Please contact Executive Researcher, Sarah Mroz with any questions.

PROPEL Survey Link – Oregon