Registration is open for the Conference on Aging
Registration is open for the Conference on Aging
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO Michelle Lujan Grisham, Governor Emily Kaltenbach, Cabinet Secretary Antoinette Vigil, Deputy Secretary Angelina Flores-Montoya , Deputy Secretary
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ALTSD Contact Joey Long, PhD Public Information Officer Joey.long@altsd.nm.gov August 12, 2025 Registration is open for the Conference on Aging SANTA FE – Registration for the 47 th Annual New Mexico Conference on Aging is now open through August 29. This year’s event will take place at the Glorieta Conference Center from September 23 – 25 and is presented by the Aging and Long-Term Services Department (ALTSD) and the Anchorum Health Foundation. This year’s conference theme, “EngAGE as you Age,” will focus on healthy aging and vibrant living. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in informative sessions, recreational activities, and get connected with important resources. "Whether you are a caregiver, community member, or older adult, this conference offers a chance to connect, learn, and take part in meaningful conversations that shape how we care for one another,” said Secretary Emily Kaltenbach , ALTSD. “It is a powerful reminder that aging is something we do best together.” Registration cost is $40 and includes: Access to all keynote presentations, breakout sessions and panels.
Entry to the resource expo.
Breakfast, lunch and snacks during the conference.
Interactive and recreational activities, including stargazing, pickleball, mini golf and guided hikes.
Admission to the social dance, featuring live entertainment from New Mexico music legend Al Hurricane Jr.
Free shuttle service between Santa Fe and the Glorieta Conference Center.
For more details, including the link to register, lodging options, and the full conference agenda visit aginginNM.org . To stay up-to-date and be among the first to receive Conference on Aging news, visit aginginnm.org or sign up for our mailing list at aging.nm.gov/receive-our-newsletter . ### The New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services Department (ALTSD) was established in 2004 to provide advocacy, support, and resources for seniors and adults with disabilities. The department oversees the state’s Area Agencies on Aging to elevate the quality of care at senior centers, offers advocacy through the Long-Term Care Ombudsman volunteer program, and provides intervention through the agency’s national award-winning Adult Protective Services. Additionally, ALTSD houses the state’s Aging and Disability Resource Center, which offers options counseling, education, and connection to resources. For more information about ALTSD, visit aging.nm.gov or follow us on Facebook , X , and Instagram @NewMexicoAging.
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