You're invited to an informative session on the Northern Virginia Ombudsman Program for LSIN's August Networking Meeting!

Join us to gain a comprehensive overview of this vital program, which advocates for the rights and well-being of residents in long-term care facilities.

Learn how the Ombudsman Program works to resolve complaints, ensure quality care, and provide essential support to seniors and their families.

This event is perfect for caregivers, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in enhancing the quality of life for our elderly community.

Don't miss this opportunity to understand how the Ombudsman Program makes a difference and how you can get involved.

Our Speakers

Camden Doran has been working with older adults for over 24 years. In 2017, Camden joined the Northern Virginia Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program (NVLTCOP) as a staff Ombudsman, and during her tenure in the NVLTCOP she has developed intricate knowledge of policy and procedure and has built additional leadership skills through management of the volunteer program and program staff.

Prior to joining the NVLTCOP, Camden worked with older adults in the community providing community-based service referrals, home-based care services, and preadmission screenings for individuals seeking long-term care services either at home or in long-term care facilities.

Camden has an MS in Administration of Human Services and is a Certified Volunteer Administrator.

Donna Lee has been a staff ombudsman with the Northern Virginia Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program (NVLTCOP) for seven years.

Donna advocates for residents’ rights, assists in resolving residents’ complaints, and provides guidance on long-term care matters.

Before to joining NVLTCOP, Donna was a part of the Aging, Disability, and Caregiver Resources unit providing intake services for Fairfax County’s Department of Family Services, Adult & Aging Division, and has also worked with older adults at Fairfax County’s Herndon Senior Center.

Donna has a master’s in social work.