Refer to this printout designed to provide helpful links and information alongside the Navigating Local Transportation presentation.

Learn about new technologies that can be used to help you stay in touch with your loved ones and community. Explore new social media platforms, mobile apps, and gadgets to keep connected. Come along as we dive into new technology, understand more about social isolation and brain health, and much more.

With around 36 million reported cases per year among older adults, falls are a public health concern. This class discussed shared concerns about falling and to learn tips to reduce your risk of falls in and around the house.

Each day, older adults are targeted by scammers and their deceiving tactics resulting in billions of dollars lost. This interactive class shared common tips to avoid being scammed.

Caregiving is a role that you may take on at some point, which impacts your lifestyle, schedule, and even your relationship with the care recipient. Use these tips to help you maintain compassion and patience as you go along your caregiving journey.

Older adults are more likely than any other age group to take multiple prescription medications. One study showed that 83% of adults ages 60-79 took at least one prescription drug and 34% of adults ages 60-79 took at least five different prescription drugs within the past 30 days. Polypharmacy, or the regular use of five or more medications, can significantly impact their quality of life.

This resource page includes questions to ask yourself about your own needs when searching for a care facility. It also includes two checklists for when you visit or inquire about a facility, one for assisted living and one for skilled nursing facilities.

Each caregiving situation is unique, but caregivers are not alone. This keynote session will break down key things caregivers should know to enhance their confidence while caring for a loved one.