This year, we are excited to bring you the 33rd Clinical Update in Geriatric Medicine in a virtual format. Our Course Directors and the Conference Planning team have created a program that will deliver a practical as well as an evidence-based approach. This year’s conference also includes Q&A sessions, vendor halls, and opportunities to engage in conversations with speakers, exhibitors, and fellow attendees. In 2025, we want to highlight our new format that will drive the lectures and conversations: Fostering Age-Friendly Care through the 5Ms: Mentation, Medication, Mobility, What Matters Most, Multicomplexity. In each of these categories, speakers will deliver pragmatic, relevant clinical pearls for a broad range of topics facing clinicians who care for older adults, with the opportunity for interactive Q/A. Speakers handpicked by a multidisciplinary committee of clinicians from academics, practice, and the payer community. Selection was based on two criteria:
Topics and Structure
Click Here or on the brochure image above to view full the 2025 CUGM Brochure! | Learning Objectives At the end of this course, participants should be able to: Ø Describe how to approach and prioritize the clinical care of a complex older adult with multiple chronic illnesses Ø Provide evidence-based updates for common geriatric syndromes and disorders Ø Explore multidisciplinary-based models and system changes needed to improve the quality of care of the older patient Ø Have enhanced confidence in best practices and clinical decision-making for older adult patients Ø Obtain answers to specific clinical questions from their own practice |
2025 Clinical Update in Geriatric Medicine Course Agenda is now available. |
How To Claim CME/CEU'S |
Registrants requiring credit must complete the evaluation!
Complete the course evaluation and receive credit within 30 days of the activity.
Registrants have until May 28th to review and submit the evaluation for credit (no exceptions)
Lyn Weinberg, MD Director, Division of Geriatrics and Medical Director, Hospital Elder Life Program Allegheny Health Network | David Nace, MD, MPH Division Chief, Geriatric Medicine Clinical Chief of Geriatric Medicine Professor of Medicine Director of Long Term Care & Flu Programs / University of Pittsburgh Institute on Aging, Medical Director | Shauna Assadzandi, MD Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine Division of Geriatric Medicine University of Pittsburgh |
About usThe Pennsylvania Geriatrics Society – Western Division is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of all older persons. It is a non-profit organization of physicians and other health care professionals committed to the provision of quality health care for older persons. | Contact usPennsylvania Geriatric Society - Western Division Chapter Administrator: Haley Thon | hthon@acms.org |