January 26, 2015 - Senior Community Services

January 26, 2015 news coverage

Helping seniors stay at home

Link to article in Lakeshore Weekly News By Amanda Schwarze amandas@weeklynews.com Help with changing light bulbs, painting and shoveling the sidewalk can mean the difference between seniors remaining in their homes and being forced to move. The Minnetonka-based nonprofit Senior Community Services operates the state’s largest chore services program for […]

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As we age, older adults and those who care about a

As we age, older adults and those who care about and for them often look for tools and resources to help with daily activities which can help maintain and or increase independence. These tools and resources can help reduce safety concerns while increasing personal comfort. Amy Perron from the MN STAR Program will share information about Minnesota’s FREE Assistive Technology Lending Library and more. Or, you can learn how Tech for Seniors, a program of Gifts for Seniors - Twin Cities, seeks to help its clients using tablets, internet access, and learning and support programs. The key question to be answered in this session is: “How do you help an older adult with no technology experience get connected, be engaged, and actively learn to use a tablet?” Don Frederiksen will answer this question and share principles and approaches Tech for Seniors uses to engage clients while keeping them safe. Visit https://seniorcommunity.org/2024-reimagine-aging-conference/ to see the full presentation descriptions, learn more about both speakers, and register for the conference.

Do you get confused and scratch your head when peo

Do you get confused and scratch your head when people refer to The Cloud? Do your eyes glaze over when you start hearing technical jargon? Michelle Wolney from East Side Neighborhood Services is prepared to help you learn common technology vocabulary. For those already feeling a bit more comfortable online, join Dr. Kaleem from Metro State University for practical, hands-on guidance on privacy protection, including safe internet practices, recognizing scams, managing privacy settings, and understanding the importance of data security. Visit https://seniorcommunity.org/2024-reimagine-aging-conference/ to see the full presentation descriptions, learn more about both speakers, and register for the conference.

There's still time to register for the Reimagine A

There's still time to register for the Reimagine Aging Conference to hear keynote presenter Stephanie Devitt from SDK Communications + Consulting share "Lessons from Minnesota Voices on Telehealth Access and Digital Equity". Visit https://seniorcommunity.org/2024-reimagine-aging-conference/ to see the full presentation description, learn more about Stephanie, and register for the conference.

Register today for the Reimagine Aging Conference

Register today for the Reimagine Aging Conference and consider which of our second two breakout sessions you'd like to attend. As we age, older adults and those who care about and for them often look for tools and resources to help with daily activities which can help maintain and or increase independence. These tools and resources can help reduce safety concerns while increasing personal comfort. Amy Perron from the MN STAR Program will share information about Minnesota’s FREE Assistive Technology Lending Library and more. Or, you can learn how Tech for Seniors, a program of Gifts for Seniors - Twin Cities, seeks to help its clients using tablets, internet access, and learning and support programs. The key question to be answered in this session is: “How do you help an older adult with no technology experience get connected, be engaged, and actively learn to use a tablet?” Don Frederiksen will answer this question and share principles and approaches Tech for Seniors uses to engage clients while keeping them safe. Visit https://seniorcommunity.org/2024-reimagine-aging-conference/ to see the full presentation descriptions, learn more about both speakers, and register for the conference.

Register today for the Reimagine Aging Conference

Register today for the Reimagine Aging Conference and consider which of our first two breakout sessions you'd like to attend. Do you get confused and scratch your head when people refer to The Cloud? Do your eyes glaze over when you start hearing technical jargon? Michelle Wolney from East Side Neighborhood Services is prepared to help you learn common technology vocabulary. For those already feeling a bit more comfortable online, join Dr. Kaleem from @metrostate for practical, hands-on guidance on privacy protection, including safe internet practices, recognizing scams, managing privacy settings, and understanding the importance of data security. Both organizations will also have exhibitor tables at the event. Visit https://seniorcommunity.org/2024-reimagine-aging-conference/ to see the full presentation descriptions, learn more about both speakers, and register for the conference.

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Register today for the Reimagine Aging Conference

Register today for the Reimagine Aging Conference to hear keynote presenter Stephanie Devitt from SDK Communications + Consulting share "Lessons from Minnesota Voices on Telehealth Access and Digital Equity". Digital technology is a new area of interventions that can improve health and reduce disparities. Since the pandemic, SDK has led community-informed research on both digital equity for Ramsey County and Saint Paul, as well extensive qualitative interviews on telehealth experiences with community-based healthcare providers like FQHCs and nonprofits providing home and community-based services to Medicare enrollees, as well as patients. Through this presentation, she will share lessons about the opportunities and barriers of connectivity to advancing the social determinants of health and health care equity. Visit https://seniorcommunity.org/2024-reimagine-aging-conference/ to see the full presentation description, learn more about Stephanie, and register for the conference.

Here are Vince Kinney, our dedicated volunteer han

Here are Vince Kinney, our dedicated volunteer handyman, and Arlene, who has made a remarkable contribution to our community. Arlene generously donated all of her late husband and father’s tools to support our SCS repair team and the Minnesota Trades Academy. She opened her garage and shed, allowing our repair personnel to come over and "shop" for what they needed. It was truly a dream come true for our repair team! Thank you, Arlene, for your #kindness and support! 💪🔧❤️

Who is Alexa? Should you add this technology to yo

Who is Alexa? Should you add this technology to your Wish List? We'll introduce Alexa, share her resume, and provide guidance to decide if "hiring" her as an in-home assistant is the right choice for you. Register for this community presentation designed for older adults, being held in @bloomington_mn. Visit the parks and recreation activities site and search for activity number 144005. There is no cost to attend, but registration is required.

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