Parkinson's Monthly Support Group, Information, Education

A residential facility for adults requiring medical care.

Offers a variety of free programs and resources aimed at making the lives of our senior population happier and healthier. Social Engagement Activities serves those living with dementia, traumatic brain injuries, and other cognitive challenges, as well as their care partners and loved ones. Free activities include: - Opening Minds through Art (OMA), - Music and Memories, - Memory Walks, and - Memory Cafés.

The Arts and Minds program targets memory enhancement for individuals struggling with memory loss.  This weekly program utilizes creative arts as tools for strengthening and maintaining cognitive functioning, optimizing abilities and reducing stress.  Involvement in music and arts offers opportunities to focus on creative experiences that stimulate greater parts of the brain, increasing the likelihood of success.  Participants can expect to sing, share memories, drum, write songs, read, compose poems, exercise, improvise, move, tell stories, draw, learn to relax and engage in other memory enhancement experiences. Fun, creative and social fitness for the brain.  This program is being offered through OlyCAP’s Encore! Center. At present, there is a gap in supportive services available for people recently diagnosed with EML. This engaging, educational service model allows adults to be productive, involved members of the community and participate in programming that enhances independence.  An early diagnosis of dementia is preferred but not required to participate.  Space is limited. Every Thursday from 10am to 2pm. Light lunch. Reasonable fee scale.

Community education and training opportunities about dementia and memory loss are available for community members, businesses, and medical professionals. Local resources and supports are also available for people living with dementia and their care takers.

Provides a free monthly support group for family and other loved ones who are currently dealing with Alzheimer's disease, dementia memory care needs.

Offers ways to get out, get active and get connected to others who are living in the beginning stage of Alzheimer's or other dementia. Connecting with people who understand helps provide the support, encouragement and inspiration necessary to move beyond the diagnosis. Programs offered include: - Support Groups - Guided Art Discussions - Memory Cafes - Zoo walks - Seminars and forums Not all programs are available in all areas

Outpatient day program that provides a secure environment for elderly or disabled adults. Skilled rehabilitation and nursing services health monitoring and a chance to socialize. Offers a personalized plan of care through a series of structured activities presented by professionals.

Adult Day Center Offers individualized care, case management and recreation activities, including social events, crafts, music, water therapy and horticulture programs. The W.I.S.D.O.M. program offers a social day program for individuals experiencing early memory loss. Weekly participation preferred. Short-Term Respite Gives quick, easy respite to families and caregivers who need it for limited periods of time. Provides transportation to and from the center for those who need it.

Provides complex medical care for older adults who are frail and have multiple medical conditions. Offers memory loss and dementia assessments, care coordination, disease management and health education as it pertains to geriatric care.

Offers ongoing, personalized support for individuals living with dementia and their caregivers. Clients are connected with a dedicated Care Navigator who will develop a customized care plan, help access tools and resources, and provide regular monthly check-ins. Care Navigators can meet with individuals and caregivers separately to ensure each person receives the tailored support they need. Services include disease education, caregiver training, emotional support, and practical guidance, all provided virtually. Complements client's existing healthcare team and is appropriate for those just starting to explore questions about memory loss as well as those navigating later-stage or end-of-life dementia care.

Provides diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care for patients who have progressive disorders that cause amnesia and dementia such as Alzheimer’s disease or Parkinson’s disease. Physicians, neuropsychologists and nurse practitioners specialize in diagnosing those patients whose illness is progressing rapidly or those who are experiencing symptoms at a young age. Prefers to see patients at the beginning of these problems, including those experiencing very mild cognitive impairment, because accurate and early diagnosis means more time to plan, more time to participate in research, and the opportunity to participate in decisions about care. Combines customized care, education about each patient’s options and ongoing support to ensure patients receive the right treatment and the appropriate follow-up care.

Offers ways to get out, get active and get connected to others who are living in the beginning stage of Alzheimer's or other dementia. Connecting with people who understand helps provide the support, encouragement and inspiration necessary to move beyond the diagnosis. Programs offered include: - Support Groups - Guided Art Discussions - Memory Cafes - Zoo walks - Seminars and forums Not all programs are available in all areas

Provides comprehensive medical care for seniors by geriatricians.   Also offers memory loss evaluation and a dementia management clinic.

Serves special needs children and adults. Music is used within a therapeutic relationship to address physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs of individuals.