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  • Building Better Caregivers

    Building Better Caregivers

    A FREE Workshop for Family Caregivers

    Dates: March 23 & 30, April 6,13,20 & 27

    This free online workshop is a series of 6 sessions designed to help family caregivers better manage caregiver stress, deal with difficult emotions, plan for the future and other skills. The workshop is highly interactive with lots of opportunity to connect with others online.

    To participate you need:

    ·        An email address

    ·        An internet or wifi connection

    ·        A laptop, tablet or desktop device with a camera

    There is no charge for the workshop but you must pre-register

    Contact :Ellen Woods (914) 366-3937 or Email: vitality@northwell.edu

  • Consumer Directed Personal Care Program Under Medicaid

    Virtual Presentation

    In this workshop, you can learn how to access and receive home care services from a friend, family member or someone you know and trust and take responsibility for your own care, all under the framework of NY State Medicaid. We will explain the elements of a "Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program" (or CDPAP), including eligibility, role of Fiscal Intermediary, enrollment and facts/myths associated with CDPAP.
    Speakers: Dana Pavelock and Laura Mangual, Preferred Home Care of New York

    Register for this FREE webinar for Seniors & their Families – click here to register.
     
    (Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227) 


    Limited to first 100 participants
    Contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

  • Spring into a Healthier You: Nutrition to Support your Immune System

    Virtual Presentation

    We will explore major and micro nutrients, herbs & spices and lifestyle factors that promote healthy immune function. Practical tips and recipes will be provided, with a special focus on the Senior Community here in Westchester County.

    Speaker: Antonella Caggiano, MS, RDN, CDN, Westchester County Dept. of Senior Programs & Services

    This FREE webinar is for Seniors & their Families – click here to register.
    Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227

    Limited to first 100 participants

    Contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

  • Legal Update – Changes to Medicaid and the New Power of Attorney Form

    Virtual Presentation

    The Livable Communities Caregiver Collaborative Presents an Education Forum: Legal Update – Changes to Medicaid and the New Power of Attorney Form


    Learn about these important changes that can impact your quality of life with presenter: Deepankar Mukerji, Esq.


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  • Your Caregiver Relationship Contract

    Virtual Presentation

    A six week program on how to better communicate with your loved one.

    Certified caregiver consultant, author and advocate for older adults and their families, Debra Hallisey, will offer guidance on the following topics:

    · Preparing to Care – What do you know about your parents support network?

    · Caregiving is an emotional journey

    · Learning New Ways to Communicate

    · Setting Caregiver Boundaries

    · Ask For and Say ‘Yes’ to Help

    · Care for the Caregiver: Caregiving Changes Relationships

    May 4 – June 8, 2021, class held virtually from 10:00am-11:30am.

    Contact us at 914-366-1199 or contact caregiver@northwell.edu.

  • How Tax Planning Changes Through Four Stages of Retirement

    Virtual Presentation

    This webinar will cover tax planning through four stages of retirement - pre-retirement and early/middle/late retirement. We will focus on the workings of two nearly universal benefits among the retired - Social Security and Medicare. The speaker will discuss how to avoid "tax traps" and other surprises during retirement that result from these and other programs.

    Speaker: Jean Riordan, Vice President, CFP®, Vice President, LEXCO Wealth Management

    Limited to first 100 participants

    For more information contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

    Click here to register for this Tax Planing webinar.

    Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227

     

  • Your Caregiver Relationship Contract

    Virtual Presentation

    A six-week program on how to better communicate with your loved one

    Register now for the May 18 – June 8, 2021 class held virtually from 10:00am-11:30am.

    Certified caregiver consultant, author and advocate for older adults and their families, Debra Hallisey, will offer guidance on the following topics:

    Preparing to Care – What do you know about your parents support network?
    Caregiving is an emotional journey
    Learning New Ways to Communicate
    Setting Caregiver Boundaries
    Ask For and Say ‘Yes’ to Help
    Care for the Caregiver: Caregiving Changes Relationships

    Contact us at caregiver@northwell.edu or  call 914-366-1199.

  • Westchester Couny’s Salute to Seniors

    Salute to Seniors
    Choose from four regionally located Information and Business Expos, tented and outdoors, featuring exhibitors with program, services and screenings. Free admission and parking and one box lunch per reservation. Space is limited.

    Reservation required for every person attending. Social distancing and masks mandatory.

    See flyer for more detail on locations.

    May 19, 10am-12:30pm, Southern Westchester/Mt. Vernon, Respond by May 11
    May 26, 10am-12:30pm, Central Westchester/Hartsdale, Respond by May 18
    June 2, 10am-12:30pm, Northern Westchester/Croton-on-Hudson, Respond by May 25
    June 9, 10am-12:30pm, Southern Westchester/Yonkers, Respond by June 1

    Make a reservation by calling 914.513.5208

    Salute to Seniors 2021 Flyer

  • Grand Parenting:  The Joy & Challenges

    Virtual Presentation

    Paula Span, who writes the Generation Grandparent column for the New York Times has been thinking about these issues since her own granddaughter’s birth four years ago, and talking to developmental psychologists and other experts about the part grandparents can play in an expanding family.

    She has adapted her columns into an audio title, “The Bubbe Diaries,” to be released by Audible on April 29.  She’ll share her findings and ideas, and invite you to share yours, in a virtual discussion.

    Join the Zoom meeting by clicking here.

    Giveaway: A free trial access code to Audible Plus will be gifted to one lucky participant at the end of the session.

  • Memoir Writing Workshop for Older Adults

    Virtual Presentation

    Tuesdays from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
    May 25, June 1,8,15,22,29
     
    This free online workshop for older adults “meets “ virtually once a week for 6 weeks for 1.5 hours and is led by professional storyteller, Robin Bady.
    It is designed to provide a hands on experience of memoir writing, exploring memory triggers and how memories fuel memoirs.


    No experience needed to participate but you will need:
    ·        An email address
    ·        An internet or wi-fi connection
    ·        Laptop, tablet or desktop device with a camera
     
    Pre-registration is required and space is limited
    Please contact Marikay Capasso for an application form and more information: mqcq@westchestergov.com or (914)813-6427

  • How to use a Power of Attorney, When to Establish a Guardianship

    Virtual Presentation

    Register for this FREE webinar for Seniors & their Families

    "Making It Easier to Care" is the theme of this webinar. The program will discuss what happens when a family member becomes unable to make his or her own personal and financial decisions and will provide an overview of how to properly use a New York State Power of Attorney. This webinar will also review when a guardianship is necessary and the basis of filing for guardianship with the Court.

    Speaker: Joseph M. Accetta, Esq., Court Attorney / Referee, Supreme Court – Westchester County, Adult Guardianship Part 

    (Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227)

    Limited to first 100 participants.

     

     

  • Building Better Caregivers

    Virtual Presentation

    This FREE online workshop is a series of six sessions designed to help family caregivers caring for family members with cognitive challenges that affect memory (such as dementia, traumatic brain injury, PTSD and the like).

    This is a highly interactive workshop with opportunities to connect with others online.

    Thursdays, June 3 - July 8, 1:30pm - 3-45pm

    You will need:
    - email address
    - internet or Wi-Fi connection
    - laptop, tablet or desktop device with a camera

    To register call 914-366-1199 or email caregiver@northwell.edu

  • Re-Imagining Healthy Aging Cooking Demo

    Virtual Presentation

    Daryl Moss of Mission to Wellness is a Certified Holistic Health Coach who will demonstrate how to prepare two great salads for summer. Daryl received her training from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, where she studied a variety of dietary theories and practical lifestyle coaching methods. She also received a Certificate in Nutritional Counseling from Teachers College at Columbia University, and is a graduate of Trinity College, Hartford, CT.  Daryl continues to study and is currently in a certification program at The School of Applied Functional Medicine. Presented by the Age Friendly Collaborative.
     
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  • Physical, Emotional, and Financial Safety: What You Need to Know Now

    Virtual Presentation

    World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is held annually on June 15th as an International UN observance, recognizing that abuse of the elderly is an increasing and serious problem as longevity increases

    The last year has been tough for many of us. We may be prone to others – both strangers and people we know well - playing on our emotions or physical limitations. In the spirit of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, we are presenting a useful tool kit so that we can become more resilient during these challenging times.

    We will discuss how the pandemic has created new opportunities for scams and abuse and present advice and guidance on four topics:
    • How not to become the victim of a scams and frauds that target older adults
    • Recognizing when people close to you may be victimizing you
    • What to do when you think you may have been a victim
    • Online resources that can help

    (Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227)

    This presentation draws on the expertise of our five co-sponsoring organizations:
    • Westchester County Department of Senior Programs & Services
    • Westchester Library System
    • Office of the District Attorney – Westchester County
    • Office of the New York Attorney General
    • Pace Women’s Justice Center

  • Physical, Emotional, and Financial Safety: What You Need to Know Now

    Virtual Presentation

    Physical, Emotional, and Financial Safety: What You Need to Know Now
    A special program in recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
     
    The last year has been tough for many of us. We may be prone to others – both strangers and people we know well - playing on our emotions or physical limitations. In the spirit of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, we are presenting a useful tool kit so that we can become more resilient during these challenging times.

    This presentation draws on the expertise of our five co-sponsoring organizations:
    • Westchester County Department of Senior Programs & Services
    • Westchester Library System
    • Office of the District Attorney – Westchester County
    • Office of the New York Attorney General
    • Pace Women’s Justice Center

    We will discuss how the pandemic has created new opportunities for scams and abuse and present advice and guidance on four topics:
    • How not to become the victim of a scams and frauds that target older adults
    • Recognizing when people close to you may be victimizing you
    • What to do when you think you may have been a victim
    • Online resources that can help
     
    Register for this FREE webinar by clicking here.
     
    (Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227)
    World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is held annually on June 15th as an International UN observance, recognizing that ab

  • Welcome to Medicare

    Virtual Presentation

    Welcome to Medicare Virtual Fair

    Learn about signing up for Medicare from the safety and comfort of your home or office! This virtual, online Medicare fair is for people turning 65 or becoming eligible for Medicare because of a disability. This event is supported by a grant from the federal government, and there is no cost to attend. Attend for any length of time. Learn about Medicare – and all its parts - to assist you in your initial enrollment decisions.

    Hosted by NYS Office for the Aging and the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) National Technical Assistance Center

    Click here to register for the Medicare Virtual Fair

     

  • CareGiver Focus Groups

    Virtual Presentation

    Are you a caregiver who needs a break? Would you like to choose who provides respite care for your loved one? Join a caregiver focus group to gain a better understanding of your wants and needs as a caregiver and be able to self-direct the respite care provided to you and your loved one.

    Hosted by the NYS Office for the Aging, NYS State Caregiving and Respite Coalition and WCHR County Dept of Senior Programs and Services

    Tuesday, June 29th (Zoom)
    Wednesday June 30 (Zoom)
    Thursday July 1 (Telephone)
    All meetings are 10am-11:30am

    If you are interested in attending contact Colette Phipps at (914) 813-6441 or email cap2@westchestergov.com

  • Using the New Power of Attorney Form for New York

    Virtual Presentation

    Using the New Power of Attorney Form for New York

    In this webinar, we will walk you through the new Power of Attorney form, which takes effect on June 13th. The speaker will also review allowable modifications to the form in the areas of gifting and agent compensation, finally, we will answer your questions about the new law.

    Speaker: Deepankar Mukerji, Esq., Chair of the Elder Law and Special Needs Section of the New York State Bar Association

    Register here for this FREE webinar for Seniors & their Families

    (Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227)

    Limited to first 100 participants
    Contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

  • Photographing the Beauty Around Me: Digital Photography for Beginners

    Virtual Presentation

    Photographing the Beauty Around Me
    Digital Photography Beginners Virtual  Workshop for Older Adults

    Led by professional photographer Rhynna Santos
    No previous photography skills required.
    Digital cameras will be loaned to participants to use for the class.
    To participate you will need:
    • An email address
    • An internet/ wifi connection
    • Laptop or desktop device with a camera
    (please note: tablets are not compatible with the
    digital camera equipment)
    • Preregistration is required and space is limited.

    Workshop meets virtually Tuesdays from 2pm - 3:30

    August 3,10, 24, 31, Sept 7, 14 (no class Aug 17) Tuesday Sept 21 

    Please contact Marikay Capasso for an application form and more information on Digital Photography email qcq@westchestergov.com
    or (914)813-6427

  • Making Health Care Decisions for Another Person

    Virtual Presentation

    For Older Adults and their Families: as part of our continued focus on advanced directives, this webinar will review what health care agents and surrogates need to know to become effective decision-makers and advocates. Whether you may act as a health care agent for a friend or family member one day or are a health care provider or advocate, this session will raise your awareness around the decisions agents and surrogates must make and their implications.

    Speakers: Gretchen Flint, Professor Emerita, Pace Law School
    Roberta S. Goodman, Esq., Senior Staff Attorney, Pace Women's Justice Center

    Limited to first 100 participants

    Contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

    Register for Health Care Decisions for Another here.

    (Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227)

  • The Health for Life Program (HeLP)

    Virtual Presentation

    A Free Program To Help You Manage Chronic Conditions

    When: Six Tuesdays:
    September 14, 21, 28; October 5,12,19
    Time: 10:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
    Where: online via Zoom
    There is no charge for the workshop but pre-registration is required

    Those who complete the workshop are able to keep the workshop reference book and relaxation CD

    Do you have chronic pain or care for someone who does?

    This program can empower participants to:
    • Better manage chronic health pain
    • Communicate effectively with health care professionals and family
    • Realize health care savings by avoiding trips to doctors and hospitals
    • Enjoy an enhanced quality of life

    Sessions are open to Westchester residents age 55 and older

    For more information, contact Marikay Capasso at (914) 813-6427 or email mqcq@westchestergov.com

  • Get Ready for Medicare Open Enrollment!

    Virtual Presentation

    Virtual workshops!

    Fall 2021 Virtual Medicare Basic Workshops dates

    10 a.m. to noon.
    • Sept. 23, 2021
    • Oct. 13, 2021
    • Nov. 18, 2021
    • Dec. 1, 2021

    Come learn the basics of Medicare Parts A, B, C and D.

    Get details about Medigap insurance, cost-sharing and preventative benefits. Hear tips on how to get ready to enroll in Medicare Part D 2022 and benefit programs offering cost saving measures. Counseling is provided by a HIICAP (Health Insurance Information, Counseling & Assistance Program) trained counselor.

    To register for these workshops, send an e-mail to Vaughn Mosley at vqmc@westchestergov.com or call (914) 813-6389.

    Phone counseling and assistance is also available by calling the Department of Senior Programs and Services Medicare Information Line at (914) 813-6100, Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm

  • Chinese Brush Painting for Older Adult

    Virtual Presentation

    This free online workshop for older adults meets “virtually” once a week for 6 weeks for 1.5 hours and is led by Jade Lam, Chinese brush painting artist. The class will explore the beauty and meaning of “ The Four Noble Plants” as well as Chinese landscape painting.

    September 23, 30 October 7, 14, 21, 28, Thursdays 2-3:30 pm

    Final Presentation and Celebration November 4

    No prior experience needed, materials will be provided but you will need:
    • An email address
    • An internet or wifi connection
    • Laptop, tablet, or desktop device with a camera
    • Ability to take photos of your work and share with the teaching artist

    Preregistration is required and space is limited

    Please contact Marikay Capasso for an application form and more information call  (914)813-6427 or email  mqcq@westchestergov.com 

  • Virtual Senior Forum

    Virtual Presentation

    Participants will have an opportunity to have input on the Department of Senior Programs and Services programs and services for the 2022 budget cycle.
    The abstract is available at : https://seniorcitizens.westchestergov.com/

    Please join us Friday Oct. 1 for the Virtual Senior Forum at – click here for the meeting link

    Join by meeting number
    Meeting number (access code): 1618 42 0650
    Meeting password: spTAHMya834

    Join by phone: 1-844-621-3956, 1618420650#

    Comments can be accepted through October 15,2021

  • Making a Choice: Using Public Data to Compare Hospitals, Rehabilitation and Nursing Home Locations

    Virtual Presentation

    This presentation will help you identify common criteria to evaluate different options. The speakers will show you how to get the information you need from Medicare.gov, NursingHomes411.org, and other authoritative sources.

    Speakers:
    Deborah Truhowsky, Esq., Law Firm of D.F. Truhowsky
    Elena Falcone, Director, Public Innovation and Engagement, Westchester Library System

    Register for this FREE webinar for Seniors & their Families

    Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227

    Contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

    Register here for Making a Choice

  • CHRONIC CONDITIONS WORKSHOP BY PHONE

    Telephone

    The Health for Life Program (HeLP) CHRONIC CONDITIONS WORKSHOP BY PHONE

    This free workshop for older adults:
    • "Meets" once a week by phone for 6 weeks
    • Is designed to help learn to manage chronic conditions
    • 4 to 6 others on the phone call
    • Led by a trained facilitator

    When: Six Wednesdays from 2 to 3 pm
    Oct. 13,20,27, Nov. 3,10,17

    The workshop is free but pre-registration is required.
    Contact: Marikay Capasso (914)813-6427 Or
    Email Marikay Capasso: mqcq@westchestergov.com

  • CHRONIC PAIN WORKSHOP BY PHONE

    The Health for Life Program (HeLP) CHRONIC PAIN WORKSHOP BY PHONE

    This free workshop for older adults:
    • "Meets" once a week by phone for 6 weeks
    • Is designed to help manage chronic pain conditions
    • 4 to 6 others on the phone call
    • Led by a trained facilitator

    WHEN: Wednesdays from 3 pm to 4 pm Oct.13,20,27 Nov.3,10,17

    The workshop is free but pre-registration is required.
    Contact: Marikay Capasso (914)813-6427 or
    Email Marikay Capasso: mqcq@westchestergov.com

  • THE MATTER IS AGEISM

    Virtual Presentation

    This conversation will examine AGEISM with examples from around the world. Featured Guest Speaker: Frances Zainoeddin, UN Representative, The International Federation on Ageing, NGO Committee on Aging and NGO Committee on The Status of Women

    2021 SSA Conversation Series
    Host: Diversity Committee


    Join Zoom Meeting: Click here
    Meeting Id: 823 7280 9124
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    For More Information contact: email Colette Phipps  or call: (914) 813-6441

  • A Primer on Senior Living Options

    Virtual Presentation

    This webinar will provide an overview of several senior living options: Independent Living, Assisted Living, Assisted Living Program, Memory Care, Nursing Home, Home Care, and NORC’s. We will explain the lifestyle and financial implications of each choice in terms that you can understand.Speaker: Gemma Maver, Director of Sales & Marketing, RiverSpring Living

    Register for this FREE webinar for Seniors & their Families

    (Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227)

    Contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

  • ONE-ON-ONE CONSULTATIONS FOR WESTCHESTER SENIORS & THEIR FAMILIES

    Virtual Presentation

    One-on-one consultations available for Westchester Seniors and their families.
    Free 15 minute consultation via Zoom with an Attorney, Certified Financial Planner or Medicare Specialist

    Registration opens at 7 a.m. on November 17th at seniorlawday.info

    What You Need to Know:
    • These are for members of the public and will occur via Zoom.
    • Registration opens at 7 a.m. on November 17th and will close when full. Go to www.seniorlawday.info
    • Provide brief information on the nature of your request, so that we can match you with the right professional.
    • We will assign you a time slot between 10 a.m. and 12 noon on November 18th.

  • The Role of Life Insurance in Estate Planning

    Virtual Presentation

    What is Life Insurance and who should have what?
    Life insurance is complicated. There are many different types of policies with totally different structures and tax consequences, payment options, benefits, and liabilities. Come learn about the differences and details.
    Speaker: Jean Riordan, CFP, CLTC, TEG LEXCO (Poughkeepsie/Tarrytown)

    Contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

    Register for this FREE webinar for older adults & their families

    Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227

  • How to use a Pooled Income Trust to Qualify for Community Medicaid

    Virtual Presentation

    Even if your income is above the Medicaid limits, you can qualify for Community or Home Care Medicaid through the use of a Pooled Income Trust. Our speaker will explain the mechanics of how the trust works, including how income flows through it, and will review the difference between a pooled income and a pooled asset trust.

    Speaker: Brian Lawrence Outreach Coordinator of LIFE, Inc. Pooled Trust Services

    Contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

    Register here for this FREE webinar for older adults & their families.

    (Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227)

  • Understanding Your Social Security Retirement Benefits

    Virtual Presentation

    This presentation will discuss the financial considerations to be made when deciding to take your Social Security Benefits and emphasize the importance of proper timing. Many Americans think Social Security is simple and straightforward, often it is not. Just recently, a bipartisan budget act made some significant changes to Social Security laws about claiming retirement and spousal benefits. Making a mistake when selecting your benefit option can cost thousands of dollars over the course of retirement.

    The webinar will also address maximizing your Retirement Income Distributions as it relates to Social Security and other retirement sources.

    Speaker: Adam Rude, CFP, CIMA, and Principal, Claricity Wealth & Planning

    Email contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

    Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227

  • Salute To Seniors

    We bring the information to your neighborhood! Choose from four regionally located Information and Community Expos.
    Featuring Exhibitors with Programs, Services & Screenings. Event is tented and outdoors.

    This event is subject to change or cancellation due to the ongoing pandemic.

    Social distancing and masks are mandatory.

    FREE ADMISSION | FREE PARKING

    10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. See locations and dates below

    SPACE IS LIMITED - RESERVATION REQUIRED FOR EVERY PERSON ATTENDING

    SOUTHERN WESTCHESTER
    Wednesday, May 4
    Please respond by April 26
    Sprain Ridge Park
    149 Jackson Ave, Yonkers, NY

    CENTRAL WESTCHESTER
    Wednesday, May 11
    Please respond by May 3
    Ridge Road Park
    287 Ridge Road, Hartsdale, NY

    NORTHERN WESTCHESTER
    Wednesday, May 18
    Please respond by May 10
    Croton Point Park
    1 Croton Point Avenue, Croton-on-Hudson, NY

    SOUTHERN WESTCHESTER
    Wednesday, May 25
    Please respond by May 17
    Glen Island Park
    Weyman Avenue, New Rochelle, NY
    To make a reservation call (914) 218-3968

    One box lunch provided with each reservation.
    Seniors ride FREE on Bee-Line buses May 4, 11, 18 and 25! All routes excluding Para-Transit service.

  • Creative Uses of Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts

    Virtual Presentation

    The options for financing care as you age are growing. In this webinar, Brian Miller of Littman Krooks will review the relevant Medicaid regulations and mechanics of setting up a trust and discuss some challenges that you may face down the road. Frank Melia of Contour Mortgage will introduce cash refinancing options that may be available for increased care at home or home modifications needed to age in place.

    This webinar is appropriate both for older adults and professionals who service this community.

    Speakers: Brian L. Miller, Esq., Attorney, Littman Krooks LLP

    Frank Melia, CMPS, Division Manager, Contour Mortgage

    Contact: bruce@marketingsense2.com

    (Dial-in by phone also available; numbers obtained on registration or by calling and leaving a message for Paul at 914.231.3227)

  • Stay Sharp Webinars: Social Connection and Brain Health

    Virtual Presentation

    Studies have shown that taking early action to preserve brain health can make all the difference in our cognition as we get older. Simple lifestyle choices can be great first steps in living a more vibrant life.

    Whether you are looking to keep your brain healthy as you age, or are experiencing the early stages of memory loss, Sharp Again Naturally’s programs can help you take charge of your cognition.

    Our free webinars touch on one or more of the 10 Addressable Causes of Dementia. Each 45-minute webinar provides realistic steps you can take today in order to take better care of your brain.

    Join us for an intriguing talk on how social isolation impacts our brain health and learn about some creative ways to connect.

    Register for Stay Sharp at sharpagain.org

  • Understanding the Essentials of Your Smart Phone

    Virtual Presentation

    Understanding the Essentials of Your Smart Phone Presenter: Andrew Crawford Senior Information Systems Clerk.

    Join from the meeting by clicking this link: SmartPhone

    Join by meeting number
    Meeting number (access code): 2423 872 0195
    Meeting password: P73pikhpuM8

    Tap to join from a mobile device (attendees only)
    +1-415-655-0001, 24238720195# US Toll
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    For additional information about the program please email: Colette Phipps – cap2@westchestergov.com or call (914)813-6441