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Many older adults have served in the Armed Forces and may be eligible for and depend on federally-funded VA programs and services. This program will help adult children understand veteran affairs programs that may benefit their aging parents so that they may be more informed advocates for their parents' health and medical care and service […]

Alzheimer’s dementia is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States, and yet there is no cure. In North Carolina, over 160,000 people have Alzheimer’s or another type of dementia. Families are profoundly affected, not only by the impact on an individual’s life, but also how it reshapes the family dynamic.  Often, providing […]

Driving can be essential for a sense of independence, but changes in health and judgment may make driving unsafe. Join us as our speaker: Addresses the warning signs of driving impairment in aging adults Suggests evaluation strategies Presents transportation alternatives, and Presents suggestions for discussing changes with our parents. Come at 11:30am for lunch and […]