Wednesday, July 27, 2022

LIFESteps Collaborates to Co-Sponsor Bill to Help Seniors


A Los Angeles, California resident, Gil Seton is a manager at SP Investment Fund, a financial services firm that invests in real estate and emerging technology ventures. In addition to serving in this role at SP Investment Fund, Gil Seton also supports organizations such as LIFESteps, a community organization that provides support services to various groups such as people with disabilities and the elderly.


In March 2022, LIFESteps announced that it was co-sponsoring a bill with LeadingAge California making it possible for senior citizens to access affordable healthcare and housing. Assembly Bill 2548, also called the Healthy Homes-Age in Place Nursing Program, will allow seniors to remain in the same location, “age in place,” instead of relocating to more expensive housing.


Assembly member Adrin Nazarian authored the bill that is a part of the larger Aging and Long-term Care Bill Package. The purpose of the bill is to address the social inequities that seniors on the lower-income scale face. According to the LIFESteps press release, if this bill can address some of the issues seniors face related to housing and healthcare in particular, then this is one step in the right direction in fixing the affordable housing and healthcare issues for everyone in California.

 

Tuesday, February 8, 2022

The Hearts with Hope Foundation

 
Based in Los Angeles, California, Gil Seton serves as the president of Showplace Development, Inc., and manager of SP Investment Fund, LLC. In addition to his professional responsibilities, Gil Seton is an active philanthropist. A few of his preferred charities include Operation Smile and the Hearts with Hope Foundation.
 
A registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, the Hearts with Hope Foundation's mission is to provide medical, dental and humanitarian assistance to children with congenital heart disease in the underserved global community. Hearts with Hope Foundation was founded in 2005 by Dr Juan Carlos Alejos. Inspired by his father, a pediatrician who instilled in him the basic desire to care for children with congenital defects, especially heart disease, Dr Alejos strives to help those without resources care for themselves and seeks to educate care providers allowing them to "pay it forward" in their own communities.

By educating and assisting local healthcare professionals in the diagnosis and treatment of congenital heart disease our vision is to create self sustainable pediatric cardiac centers accessible to all.