On Lok Blog and News

Category: PACE

The replication of the PACE model across the nation is a testament to its enduring relevance. At both the policy and reimbursement levels, in-home and community services continue to prove their value over large-scale institutional programs.

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Category: News

World Journal celebrates National Doctor’s Day by interviewing On Lok physicians, Dr. Janelle Ho and Dr. Alice Mao, to learn more about their journey of becoming doctors and their work with seniors.

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Category: News

Firebreather, unicyclist, sword swallower, balloon artist – as a graduate of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College, Coy Meza can list all these skills on his resume. But if you ask about his life’s vocation, it’s always been caregiving.

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Category: News

On Lok will share outcomes and insights from its programs at On Aging 2024, the nation’s largest multidisciplinary conference on aging and the annual conference for members of the American Society on Aging (ASA), in San Francisco March 25 - 28.

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Category: 30th Street Senior Center

For budding and experienced artists, the Vitality Arts show was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to display their work to the public in a fine arts museum setting. The open art exhibition, which ran at the De Young Museum in San Francisco during the month of February, was the culmination of a community program designed to foster creativity and social connections among older adults.

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Category: News

On Lok, Self-Help for the Elderly, All American Medical Group, Chinatown Community Development Center, and San Francisco Marin Medical Society have launched a multi-month, grassroots to recognize the continuous contributions of AAPI older adults to society, while fostering intergenerational connections.

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