Negin Dadmarz-Orozco, MSW, ASW, is the Director of Resident & Family Services, dedicated to enhancing the well-being of older adults, veterans, and their families through compassionate, evidence-based, and holistic approaches to care. With more than three years of experience serving aging populations and veterans, she has built a career centered on advocacy, education, and strengthening community support systems.
Prior to her current leadership role, Negin served as a Care Team member at Alzheimer’s Los Angeles, where she supported individuals and families navigating the challenges of dementia and cognitive decline. During her tenure, she led the Memory Matters Workshop and collaborated with the organization’s policy department to develop the Preventing Financial Fraud Tip Sheet, an educational resource designed to protect older adults from financial exploitation.
Negin holds a Master of Social Welfare (MSW) and an Applied Gerontology Certificate. Her contributions have been recognized through several honors and awards, including the Gerontology Award, Leadership Award, First Annotated MVP Award, and the prestigious UCLA Luskin Social Welfare Outstanding Student of the Year Award. Passionate about advancing person-centered care, Negin is committed to developing innovative programs and services that promote dignity, independence, connection, and quality of life for aging populations and the communities that support them.
