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The Carlton Times

Theme of the Month:

In the month of June, we will celebrate all things related to theResidents will be encouraged to join in programming centered

around geography, cultural experiences, food tasting, and travel related todifferent experiences with the great outdoors. For theme related programs,see the activities highlighted in on our monthly calendar. Join us incelebrating….

June 2020

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The Great Outdoors

Traveling with DementiaFor people with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, travel can be stressful. Being away from a familiar environment andestablished routines may result in an increase in disorientation and agitation. However, with careful planning, it is quite possible totravel safely and well with someone in the early stages of the disease. Someone in the middle stage would present more of achallenge, and travel for someone in the late stage would not be recommended under normal circumstances.

To Travel or Not to Travel?

If the answer is yes to any of the following questions, travel would most likely not be tolerated well:

· Are there periods of agitation, aggressive behavior, and significant disorientation even when in the home environment?Being in unfamiliar surroundings will only make this worse.

· Is wandering a concern? If so, wandering may increase in unfamiliar surroundings.

· Is there fear of new places and experiences? If so, the new sights, sounds, and people could prove overwhelming.

Helpful Suggestions

Once the decision has been made to proceed with the travel plan, there are a number of considerations and preparations tothink about in order to ensure a successful outcome.

· If traveling by plane, try to schedule the flight on a low travel day (generally Tuesday–Thursday). As much as possible,avoid traveling during peak travel periods, such as holiday and summer vacation times.

· Prior to travel, arrange for airport escort services to and from the gate.

· When booking the flight, inform the airline of any special needs you might have and let the security and flight attendantsknow you are traveling with someone with dementia.

· Accompany the person to and from the restroom. Do not leave them alone.

· If traveling by car, many of the previous considerations remain the same. In addition, set up a comfortable place in thevehicle conducive to napping and be prepared to stop as often as needed for comfort and stress reduction.

· If staying in a hotel, inform the staff ahead of time of any special needs. Be prepared to share the room and secure thedoor to prevent wandering at night. One recommendation would be a childproof doorknob cover.

· Find out about medical facilities at your destinations in case of an emergency.

· Be sure to take an adequate supply of medications.

· Make sure the person is wearing full identification that is not easily removed and is complete with name, address,destination, and contact numbers. It is recommended that travel companions carry a current photograph of the personas well.

· Make sure you have enough people to assist you every step of the way.

Documents to Bring

· Doctors' names and contact information with A list of current medications and dosages

· Phone numbers and addresses of the local police and fire departments, hospitals and poison control

· A list of food or drug allergies

· Copies of legal papers (living will, advanced directives, power of attorney, etc.)

· Names and contact information of friends and family members to call in case of an emergency

· Insurance information (policy number, member name)

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Jocelynn AhnstromDirector ofResident Services

Sheila RodriguezRetirementCounselor

Gloria RehbergPersonalCareManager

Raj GonderChef

Nancy RandhawaExecutive Director

Roz DavisPersonal ExpressionsManager

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Daisy MonteonAssociate Director

YeseniaRubioAssociateRetirementCounselor

Audrey WulffMemory CareDirector

Lorina HernandezDining RoomManager

Mark Tabanera

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9:00 Kelly & Ryan Show9:30 Fabulous Fitness

10:30 Balloon Volleyball12:30 Gardening Club2:00 Ice Cream Social3:00 Creative Creation4:00 Classic Music5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Kelly & Ryan Show9:30 Morning Meditation

10:00 Balloon Volleyball10:30 Conversation Group12:30 Creative Creation

2:30 Courtyard Craft3:00 Bingo4:00 Pet Therapy6:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Kelly & Ryan Show9:30 Morning Walk

10:30 Chair Aerobics12:30 Creative Creation2:30 Extract Art3:00 Bingo4:00 Name That Sound5:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Kelly & Ryan Show9:30 Live 2 B Healthy

10:30 Favorite BBQ Memory's12:30 Creative Creation2:00 Conversation Group3:00 Bingo4:00 What’s Your Favorite Poem6:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Daily Chronicles12:30 Conversation Group2:00 Balloon Volleyball (CY)3:00 Bingo4:00 Comedy Hour6:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Morning Stroll9:30 Morning Meditation

10:00 Fabulous fitness1:00 Courtyard Conversations

2:00 Cooking Corner3:00 Bingo3:30 Favorite Recipes5:00 Evening Movie

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Wednesday August 5 MC Ledger

Monday August 3 Friday August 7

Sunday August 2 Thursday August 6






10:30 Balloon Volleyball12:30 Guess Who Did It1:30 Cooking Corner2:30 Creative Creation3:30 Classic Music5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Cardio Corner12:30 Racket Ball 1:30 Tamale Tasting2:30 Racket Ball3:00 Bingo3:30 Pet Therapy5:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Kelly & Ryan Show10:00 Chair Aerobics10:30 Exercise with Bianca12:30 Creative Creation1:30 Family Tree2:30 Bingo3:30 Name That Sound5:00 Evening Movie


10:30 Balloon Volleyball12:30 Rootbeer Float Day2:00 Painting3:00 Bingo3:30 All About Us5:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Fitness Friday12:30 Beer Tasting Day

1:30 Balloon Volleyball (CY)2:30 Bingo3:00 Comedy Hour5:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Advice Hour12:30 Favorite Things

1:30 Bowling Day2:30 Bingo3:30 Favorite Recipes5:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Meditation9:30 Balloon Volleyball10:00 Chair Aerobics12:30 Afternoon Matinee1:30 Ice Cream Sandwich Social2:00 Classic Music3:00 Bingo5:00 Evening Movie










10:30 Balloon Volleyball12:30 Hometown Tour1:30 Ice Cream Social2:30 Creative Creation3:00 Classic Music5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Balloon Volleyball12:30 Son and Daughter Day 1:30 Creative Creation


9:00 Kelly & Ryan Show9:30 Balloon Volleyball

10:30 Rays Roaring Workout12:30 Creative Creation1:30 Extract Art2:00 Afternoon Stroll (CY)3:00 Name That Sound5:00 Evening Movie


10:30 Courtyard Social12:30 Creative Creation1:30 Memory Lane2:00 Bingo3:00 What’s Your Favorite Poem5:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Daily Chronicles12:30 Favorite Things1:30 Balloon Volleyball2:30 Bingo3:30 Comedy Hour5:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Advice Hour12:30 Leaders From the Past

1:30 Balloon Volleyball (CY)2:30 Bingo3:30 Favorite Recipes5:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Morning Meditation9:30 Pancake Party10:45 Morning Exercise12:30 Afternoon Matinee2:00 All About Cooking Class3:00 Conversation Group5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie










10:30 Balloon Volleyball12:30 Gladys coloring class 1:30 Ice Cream Social2:00 Classic Music3:00 Bingo5:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Balloon Volleyball10:30 Favorite Park Tour12:30 Creative Creation

2:30 National Fajita day cooking3:00 Bingo3:30 Pet Therapy5:00 Evening Movie


10:30 Chair Aerobics12:30 Hobbie Hour2:30 Walking Wednesday3:00 Bingo3:30 Name That Sound5:00 Evening Movie


10:30 Walking Club (CY)12:30 Lemonade Social2:00 Throwback Thursday3:00 Bingo3:30 What’s Your Favorite Poem5:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Fitness Fun Friday12:30 Timeslips Time Travel2:00 Balloon Volleyball3:00 Eversound Evening6:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Newspaper time9:30 Morning Meditation

10:00 Advice Hour12:30 Conversation Group

2:00 Self Portraits3:00 Bingo3:30 Favorite Recipes5:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Morning Meditation9:30 Balloon Volleyball10:45 Outside Art12:30 Afternoon Matinee2:00 Cooking Corner3:00 Life Story5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie










10:30 Balloon Volleyball12:30 Gardening Class2:00 Dean Martin Music Madness3:00 Creative Creation5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Balloon Volleyball10:30 Exercise With Bianca12:30 Creative Creation

2:30 Banana Split Day3:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie


10:30 Chair Aerobics12:30 Creative Creation2:30 Woman's Equality Baking3:00 Bingo3:30 Name That Sound5:00 Hidden Figures

9:00 Morning Meditation9:30 Balloon Volleyball10:30 Rays Roaring Exercise12:30 Afternoon Matinee2:00 Passion Projects3:00 Blast from the past5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Morning Meditation9:30 Balloon Volleyball10:45 Outside Art12:30 Afternoon Matinee2:00 All About Cooking Class3:00 Conversation Group5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie


10:30 Balloon Volleyball12:30 Wine Tasting2:00 Favorite Food Friday3:00 Creative Creation3:30 Classic Music5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Current events9:30 Morning Meditation

10:00 Balloon Volleyball10:30 Conversation Group12:30 Senior Appreciation party


Tuesday June 2 Saturday June 6

Wednesday June 3 MC Ledger

Monday August 31 Friday June 5

Sunday August 30 Thursday June 4






10:30 Balloon Volleyball12:30 Gardening Class2:00 Ice Cream Sundae Social3:00 Staff Appreciation Party3:30 Classic Music5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Balloon Volleyball10:30 Conversation Group12:30 Creative Creation



10:30 Chair Aerobics12:30 Creative Creation2:30 Extract Art3:00 Bingo4:00 Name That Sound5:00 Evening Movie


10:30 Prayer Service12:30 Creative Creation2:00 Conversation Group3:00 Bingo4:00 What’s Your Favorite Poem6:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Daily Chronicles12:30 Conversation Group2:00 Balloon Volleyball3:00 Bingo4:00 Comedy Hour6:00 Evening Movie


10:00 Advice Hour12:30 Conversation Group

2:00 Balloon Volleyball3:00 Bingo4:00 Favorite Recipes6:00 Evening Movie

9:00 Morning Meditation9:30 Balloon Volleyball10:45 Fitness Fun12:30 Afternoon Matinee2:00 All About Cooking Class3:00 Resident Guess Who5:00 Bingo6:00 Evening Movie

Doctor Shuttles

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Stop the spread of germs that can make you and others sick!

You may be asked to put ona facemask to protect others.

If you don’t have a tissue, cough orsneeze into your upper sleeve orelbow, not your hands.

Wash hands often with soap andwarm water for 20 seconds.If soap and water are notavailable, use an alcohol-basedhand rub.

Cover your mouth and nose with atissue when you cough or sneeze.Put your used tissue in thewaste basket.

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KeyStepstoReducingHospitalAdmissionsforPeopleLivingwithDementiaDuringCOVID-19Pandemic

Key Steps to Reducing Hospital Admissions for People Living with Dementia During

COVID-19 Pandemic

Emergency room (ER) visits and hospital admissions can be extremely traumatic forpeople living with dementia. Imagine the lights, sounds, unfamiliar people, sense ofurgency, and not being able to explain how you are feeling or understand why youare there.

Compared with other older adults, older people who are living with dementia have:

●Three times as many hospital admissions

●Four times as many hospital days

●Almost three times as many ER visits

It is crucial to reduce hospital admissions for people living with dementia during theCOVID-19 pandemic. We recommend that communities consider implementing thefollowing key steps to avoid unnecessary hospital admissions for their residents:

●Train staff on how to monitor for a change in status including examining forskin breakdown, increased bathroom visits, signs of pain or increased confusion

●Implement routine environmental sweeps to identify potential fall hazards withinresident rooms. Instruct staff to ensure mobility aids are accessible.

●Educate caregivers on how to be an advocate for residents. For example, ensurethey understand the resident’s cognitive baseline, transfer and ADL status.Provide a list of questions to ask while in the hospital.

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