Now Available On-Demand Age-Tech Tools for Supporting Clients Featuring: Benjamin Surmi, Social Gerontologist Back by Popular Demand! Benjamin's session at the 2023 AzNHA Conference received rave reviews so we've invited him to present in this month's AzNHA Education Program. Innovation in age-tech is happening faster than we can keep up with. Yet, knowing what tools […]

Now Available On-Demand Turning Memories into Dementia Therapy Featuring: Bill Lusk, CSA, Memory Lane Games "Ever notice how people with dementia still remember events from their past? The long term  memory is often preserved as dementia progresses. What if there was a way to keep the long term memories stimulated, thus delaying the progression? Memory […]

Cognitive Health and Brain Therapy We will be discussing cognitive health and the need for ongoing brain therapies. Having healthy cognitive abilities in conjunction with individualized brain therapies can help people stay healthier, more independent and stay in place longer. Featuring:  Brian Bruni, Health Testing Solutions Brian Bruni does Sales and Marketing at Health Testing […]

Long Term Care Solutions: When You Thought There Weren’t Any! Featuring:  Charles C. Scott, AIF®, CDP®,  Pelleton Capital Management As professional caregivers, you understand the profound impact long-term care needs have on families—both financially and emotionally. When individuals require sustained care, it often places their financial security and emotional well-being at risk. Funds once set […]

Connection and Caregiving Featuring: Tawnya Williams-Christensen, Assisted Living Director of Fellowship Square-Mesa Gain helpful information on how to help support the caregivers in our community,  they are the advocates and the glue that keeps us together.  We will also discuss the importance of connecting to one another and how serving one another is key to […]

Choose How You Age! Featuring:  Ryan Booher, VP Vitality SarcoHealth (Research•Clinics•Advocacy)  Most adults over age 50 are dealing with the medical condition known as sarcopenia. This progressive loss of muscle mass and strength is rarely talked about and the #1 cause of falls and premature loss of independence. Ryan will share the importance of keeping […]