Caregiver Support Group Meeting
Support Group Meetings Caregiver Support Group is another way that Elder Care promotes health, wellness, and independence for seniors in our community by providing caregivers accurate and up-to-date information in a supportive setting. It also features informative programs with guest speakers, videos, and discussions that focus on practical help for caregiving. Are you a Caregiver? Helping a loved one can be bewildering and daunting. You may feel concerned or alone and wonder what the future will bring during this difficult time. You may be an adult child caring for a parent or a spouse caring for your husband/wife and need support. Family members caring for a loved one and professional caregivers alike need a resource to discuss issues and ask questions in a supportive and nurturing environment. Sharing your experiences with others is a therapeutic way to overcome challenges. You are not alone, Elder Care can help. Our Meetings – Everyone is Welcome! Our Caregiver Support Group meets First Tuesday of each month @ 10:00 am to 11:00 am. How can I attend the meetings if I need to provide care for my loved one? During the Caregiver Support Group meetings, we can pre-arrange for your loved one to participate in DayBreak, our Adult Day Health program. Advanced scheduling in DayBreak is required so please call (918) 336-8500 to make an appointment. Have Questions? We want to hear from you! For more information about Caregiver Support, give us a call at (918) 336-8500 or email us at Day@AboutElderCare.org.
Healthy Living for Your Brain & Body: Tips from the Latest Research
While there is currently no way to cure, prevent, or slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease, we can offer tips drawn from research for optimizing your physical and cognitive health as you age. Presented by the Alzheimer's Association. Held at Elder Care, 1223 Swan Drive.
Law Update
Mr. John C. Holden John Holden, local attorney at law, specializes in elder law. Join John and his Tulsa colleagues as they present a basic overview to obtaining help for respite care, caregiver support, Medicare Advantage, and adult day health care. For planning purposes, please call Elder Care by 8/28 (918) 336-8500. Register Here
Caregiver Support Group Meeting
Support Group Meetings Caregiver Support Group is another way that Elder Care promotes health, wellness, and independence for seniors in our community by providing caregivers accurate and up-to-date information in a supportive setting. It also features informative programs with guest speakers, videos, and discussions that focus on practical help for caregiving. Are you a Caregiver? Helping a loved one can be bewildering and daunting. You may feel concerned or alone and wonder what the future will bring during this difficult time. You may be an adult child caring for a parent or a spouse caring for your husband/wife and need support. Family members caring for a loved one and professional caregivers alike need a resource to discuss issues and ask questions in a supportive and nurturing environment. Sharing your experiences with others is a therapeutic way to overcome challenges. You are not alone, Elder Care can help. Our Meetings – Everyone is Welcome! Our Caregiver Support Group meets First Tuesday of each month @ 10:00 am to 11:00 am. How can I attend the meetings if I need to provide care for my loved one? During the Caregiver Support Group meetings, we can pre-arrange for your loved one to participate in DayBreak, our Adult Day Health program. Advanced scheduling in DayBreak is required so please call (918) 336-8500 to make an appointment. Have Questions? We want to hear from you! For more information about Caregiver Support, give us a call at (918) 336-8500 or email us at Day@AboutElderCare.org.
10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer's and other dementias cause changes in memory, thinking and behavior that interfere with daily life. Learn about 10 common warning signs and what to watch for in yourself and others. Presented by the Alzheimer's Association. Held at Elder Care @ 3:00 p.m. at Elder Care
Landscape painting with Val
Elder Care 1223 Swan Drive, Bartlesville, OK, United StatesLearn from one of Oklahoma's leading landscape artists, Valerie Unruh with The Artist's Retreat, and expand your knowledge in the world of classic art in this 6-week course. This class is designed for artists at any level with an interest in expanding their knowledge and skills. Last day to register is July 8th! Cost is $250 per person with a minimum of 4 participants to make the class. Oil painting. Sign up here: https://conta.cc/45EjtNe Registration How To Sign Up Signups for trips will be made through Valerie Unruh at the Artists Retreat.
Senior Connect: Fraud Update
Elder Care 1223 Swan Drive, Bartlesville, OK, United StatesStay alert! The presentation will cover the signs of identity theft and fraud and how to protect yourself. Presenter: Trisha Richards, VP, with ARVEST Bank. Tricia Richards began her career with Arvest in 2000 as a teller and quickly advanced throughout the years leading up to Branch Manager on the retail side. In 2013, Tricia took on the role of Arvest Treasury Management Advisor and held that position for eight years, working with local and regional businesses with corporate cash management. In 2021, Tricia became Branch Services Manager overseeing branch services and security for the Bartlesville region. Tricia is active in the community where she is a troop leader and member of the development committee for Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma. Tricia also serves on the finance committee and is a former board vice president of Splash Club. In addition, she is a graduate of Leadership Bartlesville Class XII and previously played the string bass in the Bartlesville Symphony. Tricia graduated from Bartlesville High School and holds an associate degree in liberal arts from Rogers State University and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Bartlesville Wesleyan College (now Oklahoma Wesleyan University). She is married to Duane and has three daughters and three grandchildren. RSVP Here or call Elder Care at (918) 336-8500.
Tech Talk with Amanda
Do you find it difficult to use all the features on your cell phone? Are you confused about the differences between navigating the web on your cell phone and your laptop or desktop computers? Bring questions for Amanda to answer. Amanda French graduated from Baylor University in 2015 and currently supervises the Productivity Engineering team at Phillips 66. She can answer questions about electronic devices, safe web browsing, and other concerns related to phones, laptops, and iPads. Amanda is married with three daughters and enjoys reading, traveling, and outdoor activities. RSVP HERE or call Elder Care at (918) 336-8500.
Caregiver Support Group Meeting
Support Group Meetings Caregiver Support Group is another way that Elder Care promotes health, wellness, and independence for seniors in our community by providing caregivers accurate and up-to-date information in a supportive setting. It also features informative programs with guest speakers, videos, and discussions that focus on practical help for caregiving. Are you a Caregiver? Helping a loved one can be bewildering and daunting. You may feel concerned or alone and wonder what the future will bring during this difficult time. You may be an adult child caring for a parent or a spouse caring for your husband/wife and need support. Family members caring for a loved one and professional caregivers alike need a resource to discuss issues and ask questions in a supportive and nurturing environment. Sharing your experiences with others is a therapeutic way to overcome challenges. You are not alone, Elder Care can help. Our Meetings – Everyone is Welcome! Our Caregiver Support Group meets First Tuesday of each month @ 10:00 am to 11:00 am. How can I attend the meetings if I need to provide care for my loved one? During the Caregiver Support Group meetings, we can pre-arrange for your loved one to participate in DayBreak, our Adult Day Health program. Advanced scheduling in DayBreak is required so please call (918) 336-8500 to make an appointment. Have Questions? We want to hear from you! For more information about Caregiver Support, give us a call at (918) 336-8500 or email us at Day@AboutElderCare.org.
Community Connect: Downsizing after Decades!
Elder Care 1223 Swan Drive, Bartlesville, OK, United StatesLinda and Wayne Vineyard help families transition items that have accumulated in their homes for decades. How do you let go? What steps do you take to disperse your well-loved treasures? In this educational seminar you will receive information on making choices that benefit you and your family. Linda and Wayne Vineyard are owners of Minutemen Company, founded in 1984. They are a full-time professional auction and estate sale service that also specializes in professional appraisal. Robyn Fullerton is a licensed professional counselor specializing in serving individuals and families who desire hope, health, and healing. Robyn offers a wealth of practical insight, compassion, and competence to help navigate families through challenging life transitions such as letting go of things in our homes. No cost to attend. Open to all adults in the community. For room planning purposes, please RSVP by 8/3 to Elder Care. 918-336-8500. Register Here
Community Connect: Downsizing Checklist with a Panel of Experts
A panel presentation featuring a realtor, wealth management trust advisor, life coach and safety & environmental expert, discuss details every family should consider from wills, trusts, homeowner's checklist, and how to discard phone, tablets, computers, and hazardous materials safely. No cost to attend. Open to all adults in the community. RSVP by 8/11 to Elder Care. 918-336-8500. Register here
Dinner with Friends
Catered Dinner by Chris Barnhill & Shorties Grille. Includes entrée, vegetables, a beverage, and entertainment by Andy Taylor. Andy Taylor, a fifth-generation newspaper journalist, combines his years of investigative reporting with his obsession with local history to find unique and unheard stories of northeast Oklahoma and southeast Kansas. Taylor, who is the editor of the Montgomery County Chronicle, is a graduate of the University of Kansas with a degree in journalism. he and his wife, Amy, reside in Independence. Their daughter, Lillie, is a sophomore at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond. Cost is $13.50 per person and includes catered dinner. RSVP by 8/15 to Elder Care (918) 336-8500. Register here
About Elder Care
Elder Care’s mission is to ensure that mature adults live happy, healthy, independent lives. We are a non-profit organization designed to be the central coordinator of services for mature adults and their families. We take pride in being a professional resource for aging services in Washington, Nowata, and Osage counties.
Have Questions?
Jennifer Ennis
Administrative Director
Jennis@abouteldercare.org
918-336-8500