One of the hallmarks of our healthcare system is the right of patients to make their own treatment decisions based on personal values and goals and for as long as they are able to make them. But there may come a time for any of us when, because of an accident or illness, we lose the ability to understand our medical condition and treatment options and make our own choices. In this month’s blog, we explore advance care planning for individuals living with dementia. bit.ly/3P4ccyC
Dementia caregivers, here is an opportunity to be part of a social support network where you can walk alongside others who are navigating similar caregiving journeys.
#pennmemorycenter#CaregiverSupport#dementiacareCaring for a loved one with dementia? A space just for you. Join the virtual Caregiver Support Group for Penn Memory Center patients with mild cognitive impairment or mild dementia.
🗓️ Second Tuesday of every month ⏰ 3–4:30 pm 💻 Virtual. Support is just a click away.
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Are you caring for a loved one who is living with dementia? Penn Memory Center offers memory café’s for individuals living with dementia and their care partners. A partnered dancing workshop is taking place on Friday, January 17th at 11am ET.
Start the new year with thought-provoking books on aging and caregiving. 📚 These insightful reads offer valuable perspectives for families and caregivers. bit.ly/3DhUiWw
More than 3 million Americans are living with #glaucoma, many of whom are older than age 40. While there are no early warning signs, some measures can be taken to prevent the disease.
2025 Checklist for Aging Adults: What Can You Benefit from in the New Year?
✅ Aging Life Care Management: Consider partnering with an Aging Life Care Manager® to help coordinate your health, daily activities, and long-term care needs. bit.ly/3t5y2tQ
✅ Proactive Senior Planning: Discuss and document your healthcare preferences, create your living will, and other important legal documents. bit.ly/44AMB5J
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One of the hallmarks of our healthcare system is the right of patients to make their own treatment decisions based on personal values and goals and for as long as they are able to make them. But there may come a time for any of us when, because of an accident or illness, we lose the ability to understand our medical condition and treatment options and make our own choices. In this month’s blog, we explore advance care planning for individuals living with dementia. bit.ly/3P4ccyC
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Dementia caregivers, here is an opportunity to be part of a social support network where you can walk alongside others who are navigating similar caregiving journeys.
#pennmemorycenter #CaregiverSupport #dementiacareCaring for a loved one with dementia? A space just for you.
Join the virtual Caregiver Support Group for Penn Memory Center patients with mild cognitive impairment or mild dementia.
🗓️ Second Tuesday of every month
⏰ 3–4:30 pm
💻 Virtual. Support is just a click away.
Register today or share with someone who needs it: bit.ly/429ZMx7 ... See MoreSee Less
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The Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation PATF is hosting a free webinar as part of their Financial Empowerment Series for People with Disabilities. For more details and to register, visit bit.ly/4aj9teI
📢 Event: Identity Theft and Scams: What Everyone Should Know
🗓️ Date: Wednesday, January 29, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. EST
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Are you caring for a loved one who is living with dementia? Penn Memory Center offers memory café’s for individuals living with dementia and their care partners. A partnered dancing workshop is taking place on Friday, January 17th at 11am ET.
For all details and to RSVP, visit bit.ly/4fkjfOs
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The Penn Memory Center is pleased to invite our patients and friends to a monthly pop-up café at Christ Church Neighborhood House in Old City.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We’re excited to join the New Year, New Chapter: Rightsizing event on January 16th as trusted Rightsizing Experts. 🏡
🕒 When: January 16th, 3:30-5:00pm EST
📍 Where: Arbor Terrace Exton 100 Oaklands Blvd, Exton, PA 19341
📅 RSVP: January 14th to 484-249-2055
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Start the new year with thought-provoking books on aging and caregiving. 📚 These insightful reads offer valuable perspectives for families and caregivers. bit.ly/3DhUiWw
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More than 3 million Americans are living with #glaucoma, many of whom are older than age 40. While there are no early warning signs, some measures can be taken to prevent the disease.
For more prevention tips visit bit.ly/4bP2PfO
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2025 Checklist for Aging Adults: What Can You Benefit from in the New Year?
✅ Aging Life Care Management: Consider partnering with an Aging Life Care Manager® to help coordinate your health, daily activities, and long-term care needs. bit.ly/3t5y2tQ
✅ Proactive Senior Planning: Discuss and document your healthcare preferences, create your living will, and other important legal documents. bit.ly/44AMB5J
#aginglifecare #caremanagement #proactiveseniorplanning #planahead ... See MoreSee Less
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