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This program is designed to help adult children understand Alzheimer’s disease and other age-related types of dementia so they can help their parents manage these diseases and choose the resources and supports that best help their aging parents and themselves. Program topics will include memory assessment, non-medical caregiving options, supports, and emerging research, and strategies […]

Social isolation and loneliness are recognized as significant public health issues due to their negative effect on health and quality of life among older adults. Over a prolonged period, these are greater predictors of premature death than many other chronic health issues. This ACAP program will help attendees become aware of local community programs, clubs, […]

Discharging a loved one from the hospital can be a stressful and overwhelming experience, especially when faced with making important decisions quickly. Our program is designed to assist you during this challenging time. We've put together a panel discussion with local experts in four critical areas involved in discharge planning. After our program, you will […]

Every adult needs proper and adequate nutrition. As we age, nutrition becomes even more important for health, functionality, and the ability to age in place and remain in the community. But as our parents age, they frequently find choosing and preparing meals challenging for a number of reasons – health conditions, medications, oral health and […]

Home purchase is generally the single most expensive purchase adults make during their lifetimes and, for many aging homeowners, their home probably represents financial security, family memories, and community familiarity. Thus, it should come as no surprise to adult-children that many of their aging parents want to remain in their homes as they age. This […]