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Care A Gram March 2017 Alzheimer’s Community Care’s 20th Annual Educational Conference! Have you made plans to attend our 20th Annual Educational Conference on March 16 and 17, 2017 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center? We hope you have, but if you have not, please consider the incredible wealth of information and tools that will be offered over these two days! The Convention Center is located at 650 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach, 33401. Parking is complimentary! Check-in each day begins at 7:30am, and your “sit-down” breakfast will be available beginning at 7:45am. Thursday’s program provides three periods throughout the day to meet with our Sponsors and Exhibitors, representing services and resources including elder law, home health, assisted living, therapeutic activities for our loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease and related neurocog- nitive disorders, and many more! After the first Exhibitor Showcase Thursday morning, we have the following four “breakout sessions” for you to choose from: Scott Solkoff ESQ “Long Term Care Asset Protection Planning – 2017 Version” David Vastola DO “New Thinking in Causes & Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease” S. Greenberg CAEd/ “Using One’s Social History to Improve Quality of Life Today” T. Negri CAEd Mark Todd PhD “Caring for the Caregiver” Lesley Vestrich BS “Teepa Snow’s Positive Approach-Relationships Made Easier” Lyndsey Nalu AuD “The Detrimental Effects of Untreated Hearing Loss” These sessions will be offered TWICE, back-to-back, giving you the opportunity to attend TWO sessions! After a wonderful lunch, Dr. Jacqueline Pevny, Board-Certified Geriatric Psychiatrist, will present: “Treating Behavioral & Psychological Symptoms of a Major Neurocognitive Disorder” A Special Monthly Newsletter for Caregivers Inside this issue: 1 Alzheimer’s Community Care’s 20th Annual Educational Conference! Cont. 2 Support Group Schedule 3 Family Nurse Consultants 4 March Special Events 5 Creative Corner 6 At Alzheimer's Community Care Character Counts! Sponsored by Alzheimer’s Community Care, Inc. and the State of Florida Department of Elder Affairs, State of Florida Agency for Health Care Administration and the Area Agency on Aging Palm Beach/Treasure Coast Inc. The mission of Alzheimer’s Community Care is to promote and provide specialized, quality, compassionate care within a community-based environment to patients and caregivers living with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders. Alzheimer’s Community Care’s 20th Annual Educational Conference!

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EDUCATION CORNER

Care A Gram

March 2017

Alzheimer’s Community Care’s 20th Annual Educational

Conference!

Have you made plans to attend our 20th Annual Educational Conference on March 16

and 17, 2017 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center?

We hope you have, but if you have not, please consider the incredible wealth of information

and tools that will be offered over these two days!

The Convention Center is located at 650 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach,

33401.

Parking is complimentary! Check-in each day begins at 7:30am, and your “sit-down” breakfast

will be available beginning at 7:45am.

Thursday’s program provides three periods throughout the day to meet with our Sponsors

and Exhibitors, representing services and resources including elder law, home health, assisted

living, therapeutic activities for our loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease and related neurocog-

nitive disorders, and many more!

After the first Exhibitor Showcase Thursday morning, we have the following four “breakout

sessions” for you to choose from:

Scott Solkoff ESQ “Long Term Care Asset Protection Planning – 2017 Version”

David Vastola DO “New Thinking in Causes & Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease”

S. Greenberg CAEd/ “Using One’s Social History to Improve Quality of Life Today”

T. Negri CAEd

Mark Todd PhD “Caring for the Caregiver”

Lesley Vestrich BS “Teepa Snow’s Positive Approach-Relationships Made Easier”

Lyndsey Nalu AuD “The Detrimental Effects of Untreated Hearing Loss”

These sessions will be offered TWICE, back-to-back, giving you the opportunity to attend

TWO sessions!

After a wonderful lunch, Dr. Jacqueline Pevny, Board-Certified Geriatric

Psychiatrist, will present: “Treating Behavioral & Psychological

Symptoms of a Major Neurocognitive Disorder”

A Special Monthly

Newsletter for

Caregivers

Inside this issue:

1

Alzheimer’s Community

Care’s 20th Annual

Educational Conference!

Cont.

2

Support Group

Schedule

3

Family Nurse

Consultants

4

March Special

Events

5

Creative Corner 6

At Alzheimer's Community Care Character Counts!

Sponsored by Alzheimer’s Community Care, Inc. and the State of Florida Department of Elder Affairs, State of Florida Agency for Health Care Administration

and the Area Agency on Aging Palm Beach/Treasure Coast Inc.

The mission of Alzheimer’s Community Care is to promote and provide specialized, quality, compassionate care within a

community-based environment to patients and caregivers living with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders.

Alzheimer’s Community

Care’s 20th Annual

Educational Conference!

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The final session of the day, presented in the Grand Ballroom, will feature Dr. Mark Brody MD

discussing: “Treatment for Alzheimer’s ‘Inside & Outside the Box” Dr. Brody is President and Founder of Brain

Matters Research, one of the largest private clinical research facilities in the United States, specializing in Alzheimer’s Disease

diagnosis, treatment and research. He is a nationally recognized expert in both Alzheimer’s Disease and stroke, and Principal

Investigator in numerous clinical trials seeking to prevent and treat Alzheimer’s.

Dr. Brody is author of Brain Matters – The Prevention of Alzheimer’s, Aging and Stroke.

Friday’s program is equally exciting! During Friday’s breakfast, Alzheimer’s Community Care, and Board member, Mark

Shalloway, Esq. will discuss our 20 Years: “Advancing the Mission, Influencing Change”, the theme if this year’s

Conference!

As on Thursday, you will have three designated periods to interact with our Sponsors and Exhibitors, and have your questions

answered!

The following are Friday’s breakout sessions:

Joe Eppy BS & Craig Eppy BS “Social Security-Past, Present Future”

Irv Seldin JD MA “Protecting Your Loved One: Caregiver Background Checks”

Michelle Kunz MBA “Hospital Induced Delirium Prevention in People with Dementia”

James Goldenberg MD “Should you Consider a Clinical Trial?”

Deborah Totten MS “The Five Wishes: Planning for Future Health Decisions”

Mitchell Perelman MD “How to Find a Healthcare Provider to Best Suit Your Needs”

As on Thursday, you will be able to attend TWO of these breakout sessions – they will be repeated back-to-back.

After another wonderful lunch, Dr. Sathya Puthanveettil PhD of Scripps Florida, (located in Jupiter) will present:

“In Search of Therapeutics for Alzheimer’s Disease” – providing insight into the research efforts going on right in our

backyard!

Our Conference Keynote Address will be presented by Dr. James Galvin MD. Dr. Galvin is an award-winning

neuroscientist known internationally as an expert in Lewy Body disease, and who has held clinical and research positions at

some of the country's major medical centers, addressing Alzheimer’s disease and related neurocognitive disorders. He

is considered to be one of the most prominent neuroscientists in the United States. Dr. Galvin is a Professor and Researcher

now based at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton.

Dr. Galvin has authored 161 scientific publications and 22 book chapters in the area of neurodegenerative disorders, dementia

and cognitive aging, is the editor of three textbooks on dementia.

Dr. Galvin’s Keynote Address, “The Dementia Prevention Initiative: A Personalized Approach to Reducing Risk of

Dementia” will provide invaluable insight into what we can all do to minimize our risk of developing symptoms of dementia.

We have a limited number of complimentary Conference tickets on a first-come, first-served basis.

Please speak with your Day Center Program Manager or Family Nurse Consultant about complimentary tickets.

Do you have QUESTIONS about the Conference? Please call us at: 561-683-2700

Conference information and registration is also available on line at: www.alzcare.org

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24 Hour Crisis Line - 1-800-394-1771

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Family Nurse Consultants

Boca Raton & Highland Beach

Lia Rinaldy, RN,

4800 Linton Blvd, Building D-502B

Delray Beach, FL 33445

Phone: (561) 381-0231

Fax: (561) 381-1073

Delray & Boynton Beach

Lia Rinaldy, RN,

4800 Linton Blvd, Building D-502B

Delray Beach, FL 33445

Phone: (561) 381-0231

Fax: (561) 381-1073

Wellington, Royal Palm

Loxahatchee

Eileen Pantoliano, RN, BSN

1925 Birkdale Drive

Wellington, FL 33414

Phone: (561) 331-6576

Fax: (561) 508-6394

West Palm Beach

Ingrid Navas, RN

800 Northpoint Parkway

West Palm Beach, FL 33407

Phone: (561) 683-2700

Fax: (561) 683-7600

Lake Worth

Marcia Queres, RN

3680 Lake Worth Road

Lake Worth, FL 33461

Phone: (561) 432-0668

Fax: (561) 357-7143

St. Lucie County

Erika Turke, RN

c/o St. Peter Lutheran Church

2900 South Jenkins Road

Fort Pierce, FL 34981

Phone: (772) 460-9166

Fax: (772) 466-9562

Palm Beach Gardens

Ingrid Navas, RN

800 Northpoint Parkway

West Palm Beach, FL 33407

Phone: (561) 683-2700

Fax: (561) 683-7600

West Lake Worth

Marcia Queres, RN

3680 Lake Worth Road

Lake Worth, FL 33461

Phone: (561) 432-0668

Fax: (561) 357-7143

Belle Glade, Canal Point

South Bay & Pahokee

Jelena Curtis, LPN

470 Barack Obama Boulevard

Pahokee, FL 33476

Phone: (561) 924-7283

Fax: (561) 924-6295

Martin County

Erika Turke, RN

Towers Building

1111 South Federal Highway, Suite 116

Stuart, FL 34994

Phone: (772) 223-6351

Fax: (772) 219-2074

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Boca Raton

3/3 Music Therapy Tom

3/8 Jo Jo pet Therapy

3/16 Music Therapy Tino

3/24 Health Focus with Narine

Delray Beach

3/3- Colon Cancer Awareness-Dress in Blue Health Focus

with Nurse Sherene

3/3- Music Therapy with Tom

3/7- Oatmeal Cookie Day

3/8- Organize the Office Day

3/13- Middle Name Day

3/17- St. Patrick's Day- Cruise Port of Call: Dublin, Ireland

Lake Worth

Friday Music Therapy w/ Tom March

Music Therapy w/ Elisha once a month

10th – Hot Cocoa Social

17th– St. Patrick’s Day

24th -HEALTH FOCUS Brenda

31st End of the month Birthday party

North Stuart

7th-National Cereal Day

8th- International working woman’s day

9th-False Teeth Day

15th-National Peanut Lover’s day

17th-St. Patrick’s Day-Party

21st-Fragrance Day

28th-Respect Your Cat Day

Wellington

3rd- National Anthem Day

6th- National Dentist’s Day

7th- Be Heard Day

9th- Get Over It Day

10th- Music Therapy

13th-Good Samaritan Day

17th-St. Patty’s Day (Wear Green)

21st- Health Focus

29th- Mom & Pop Business Owner’s Day

30th-Doctor’s Day

Port St. Lucie

1st- Lent Begins

2nd- Birth Anniversary of Dr. Seuss (1904-1991)

3rd- National Wear Blue Day

14th- National Butterflies Day

17th - St. Patrick’s Day

20th- Spring Begins

24th- 40th Annual American Crossword puzzle day

28th- National Food on a Stick Day

Specialized Alzheimer’s Care & Service Center Special Events

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Leo & Anne Albert Center - Pahokee

15th S'more's

17th Fruit salad

17th Green Jell-O

Black history trivia celebrated the month of March

Palm Beach Gardens

3RD-ICE CREAM SOCIAL

8TH-ACTIVITIES WITH TINO

10TH-ENJOY SOME JELLO

14TH-HISTORY OF POTATO CHIPS (ENJOY SOME POTATO

CHIPS)

17TH- CELEBRATE ST. PATRICKS DAY (WEAR YOUR GREEN)

24TH-COOKIE BAKE

28TH- HEALTH FOCUS

31ST- MONTHLY BIRTHDAY PARTY

PIANO MUSIC AND SING ALONG WITH JOHN EVERY FRI-

DAY

West Lake Worth

3/6-Celebrate Your Name

3/8-Women Recognition/Spa Day

3/10-Plant a Flower Day

3/17-St. Patrick’s Day (Wear Green)

3/23-Special Snack: Chips & Dip

3/24-Health Focus

3/28-Diabetes Alert Day

3/30-Monthly Birthday Party

Monthly Arts & Crafts

Leprechaun Bouquet

Shamrock Fun

Window Decoration

Shamrock Necklace

Spring Decorations

Welcome Spring Board

Painting Flowers

Placemats

Paper Flowers

West Palm Beach

3rd Music with Tom

5th national cheese doodle day

6th national Oreo day

8th Activities with Tino

17th wear green & St Patrick’s day party

23rd national chip and dip day

24th health Focus

31st monthly Day Party

Fort Pierce

1st St. Patrick's Decorations

6th Shamrock Origami

8th Mike & Nancy Band - Music Therapy

13th Nona & Casper Visit - Pet Therapy

16th Health Focus

17th St. Patrick’s Celebration

20th Mardi Gras Hat Contest

22nd Monthly Parlor Treatment

27th Monthly Birthday Celebration

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Creative Corner

(Activities to do with loved ones at home)

Handprint Shamrock

Supplies:

Green paint

Paper

Black pen

Directions:

1. Print four green handprints in a circle, palms outwards and fingers

together. (for a traditional shamrock rather than a four leaf clover,

you can of course do just 3 handprints.) These are your leaves.

2. Add a line with the side of your hand for the stalk.

3. When the paint is dry, outline with black pen.

Submitted by: Paulo Borchani Torres, CNA - Activity Coordinator Ft. Pierce Specialized Day Center

800 Northpoint Parkway

Ste. 101-B

West Palm Beach, FL 33407

Phone: 561-683-2700

Fax: 561-683-7600

E-mail: [email protected]

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patients and caregivers

every day.™

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As always, we encourage you to

contact us with any feedback that

you may have regarding our

service. You can direct your

comments to:

Kris Riedell

Chief Operating Officer