North Atlanta Chapter

Advances in technology may seem irrelevant or too overwhelming to use when you are trying to care for an aging loved one.  There are, though, lots of accessible ways to incorporate technology into our daily lives to assist with caregiving as well as your aging loved ones daily lives to assist with empowering or maintaining […]

The research is clear, staying active and engaged in life is vital to maintaining independence, improving physical health, and boosting mental well-being, directly combating risks of chronic disease, cognitive decline, and isolation.  Attendees will leave this presentation with a more in depth understanding of these benefits as we age.  The 3 knowledgeable speakers will provide […]

Join Dr. Melissa Black for an informative introduction to dementia and what families need to know. We will cover the different types of dementia, common signs and symptoms, how dementia is diagnosed, and steps to support brain health. Attendees will gain practical knowledge to better recognize changes and understand the condition. This program is ideal for caregivers, […]

Ms. Dobbs is a Medicare specialist dedicated to helping families navigate the complexities of healthcare coverage for their aging loved ones. With deep expertise in Medicare enrollment, plan options, and annual policy updates, she translates confusing regulations into clear, actionable guidance that caregivers can confidently apply. Ms. Dobbs understands the unique challenges faced by those […]

The holidays often bring families together, offering a rare opportunity to observe an aging loved one's day-to-day well-being up close and notice changes that may have gone undetected from a distance. During these visits, family members and caregivers should pay attention to yellow flags — subtle early warning signs, as well as red flags. This […]