Aging Life Care Association® Launches New Aging with the Experts Podcast to Address Complexities of Aging

TUCSON, Sept. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Aging Life Care Association (ALCA), the national professional association of Aging Life Care Managers^®, announces the launch of its new podcast, Aging with the Experts. The series offers older adults, families, and professionals expert, trusted guidance from leaders in the field of aging.

Each episode will feature in-depth conversation with Aging Life Care^™ experts who share real-world insights, practical strategies, and compassionate perspectives on navigating the complexities of aging.

The premiere episode, "What is an Aging Life Care Manager?" debuts this week and features two leaders from the Aging Life Care Association – Steve Barlam, MSW, LCSW, CMC and Lina Supnet-Zapata, MBA, TxCG, CMC. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of who Aging Life Care Managers are and how these professionals provide support to families facing challenges in care, health concerns, and quality of life issues.

The podcast will be distributed on all major platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and directly on the ALCA website – aginglifecare.org.

"We are excited to join the podcast space and bring our expertise directly to families and caregivers who most need our services," said Barlam, Aging Life Care Manager and current ALCA President. "Whether you yourself are facing the challenges of aging; caring for an aging loved one; or know someone going through the eldercare journey, these conversations offer real-life solutions and strategies."

Future episodes will cover myths and facts about aging care, navigating an Alzheimer's or dementia diagnosis, long-term care planning, and knowing when—and how—to step in to support an aging loved. For more information or to find an Aging Life Care Manager, visit aginglifecare.org.

About the Aging Life Care Association^® (ALCA) 

The Aging Life Care Association^® (ALCA) was formed in 1985 to advance dignified, coordinated care for older adults in the United States. With nearly 2,000 members nationwide, Aging Life Care Professionals^® have cared for about two million older adults over its history. ALCA Members are distinguished from others practicing care management as they must meet stringent education, experience, and certification requirements and adhere to the ALCA Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice. Members may be trained in several fields including, but not limited to, counseling, gerontology, mental health, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, psychology, or social work; with a specialized focus on issues related to aging and elder care. For more information or to access a directory of Aging Life Care Professionals, please visit www.aginglifecare.org. 

SOURCE Aging Life Care Association