Learn how to plan for your and your loved one’s care with key legal documents. This program covers important documents like wills, powers of attorney, living wills, HIPAA releases, and
In the past decade, there have been significant advances in technology to help older adults stay safe and engaged with their families and community. Technology has become more commonplace, user-friendly,
PLEASE NOTE: due to the State of Emergency and possibility of high winds and flooding, we are moving this presentation to ZOOM for everyone’s safety. There will be NO in-person
Learn to advocate for your aging loved one in medical settings. This program teaches how to communicate with providers, manage health records, understand conditions, and protect their rights. Get practical
As our parents age, they are more prone to falling for several reasons. Often, a fall results in a significant injury requiring immediate medical attention. All too frequently, falls have
Many challenges faced in older adulthood lead to loneliness and social isolation. During this presentation, the relationship between social engagement, health, and well-being, and the importance of keeping your loved
For most adults, driving a car means independence – the ability to spend time in the community with friends and family, attend church, shop for necessary items such as groceries
Gain a better understanding of aging. Learn about the stages and challenges that come with growing older, helping you connect and communicate better with your aging parents. Discover how aging
Knowing where to go and whom to contact in the community before there is a crisis is essential in helping family caregivers feel more informed and less stressed. This session
Adult children frequently say, “I want to help my loved ones, but I feel tired and overwhelmed.” Caregiving is rewarding, but also challenging, expensive, and complex. Join us to learn
