Featured Websites

by Aaron Howard, Senior Web Designer

It is important to redesign your website every few years to keep the content current and the website looking fresh and modern. In this issue, we are pleased to highlight a new website design, as well as an update for a long-time Caresource web partner.

The Senior Alliance

We welcome The Senior Alliance www.aaa1c.org. The Senior Alliance is an area agency on aging, serving seniors and caregivers in Southern and Western Wayne County Michigan.

"We are very pleased with the new site," stated website editor Christine Kenzie. "We will continue to have current information about events, services and housing options for older adults in our area. New features include online reporting capability for our contractors and improved methods to search for resource information."

Explained Bob Brown, The Senior Alliance Interim Executive Director, "Not only are we now able to better serve our community as a result of this program, but we also expect to reduce costs through improved efficiency in our communications."

A special feature to review on this site is an online Consumer Resource Directory.  

The Oregon Health Care Association (OHCA)

Caresource designed OHCA's website in 1998, with regular updates, and recently, the 2005 generation of OHCA's site made its debut. The new redesign includes several special features to enable the association to more easily make updates, including the Calendar function and the "What's New" function. You can review the site at www.ohca.com.

Says OHCA's Carol Grebin, "Caresource has been our website service provider for many years. Whether we have questions or need changes and updates, their staff is always there to help, and responds quickly!" Adds Grebin, "We appreciate their ongoing service and their commitment to innovation in design and use features. As our association grows and changes, they continually provide fresh designs and features that support our staff and make our site inviting and useful to consumers and members alike."