Categoriesfor seniorsPeople concerned about memory function can now utilize an updated, easy-to-use screening tool known as AD8 (Ascertain Dementia 8). The evidence-based screening tool asks users eight brief questions related to memory, […]
Categoriesfeatured for seniorsThe Montgomery County Commission on Aging’s Ambassador Program is currently hosting several presentations in April and May to inform seniors about available services. These events will serve as information hubs […]
Categoriesfeatured for seniorsAAHP proudly announces the launch of its comprehensive Alzheimer’s Awareness Toolkit, designed to enlighten, educate, and empower our senior community, as well as their caregivers, on the nuances of Alzheimer’s […]
Categoriesfeatured for seniorsAAHP Aging subcommittee post will begin hosting monthly events to discuss memory health issues in collaboration with local Black Churches. These activities will culminate in an Alzheimer’s event, “Memory Sunday,” […]
Categoriesfeatured for seniorsJoin us for an essential talk on Alzheimer’s awareness and care strategies at the Alzheimer’s Awareness Community Summit on Monday, November 13, 2023, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at […]
Categoriesfeatured for seniorsGlaucoma is a sneaky eye condition that can steal eyesight little by little, often without notice until significant damage has been done. A common type of glaucoma called primary open […]
Categoriesfeatured for seniorsAccording to the National Alliance for Caregiving, more than 40 million Americans provide care to an elderly or disabled person every year. Taking care of a loved one can be difficult, […]
Categoriesfeatured for seniorsAAHP celebrates Older Americans Month (OAM) with the Administration for Community Living by promoting their theme for 2022: Communities of Strength, which recognizes the important role seniors play in fostering the connection and engagement that build strong, resilient communities.
Categoriesfor seniorsDancing has several health benefits for seniors, including improved cardio, balance, and mood, as well as other advantages you may not have considered. Some seniors report more energy, greater flexibility, better posture, and a stronger sense of accomplishment after participating in dance courses. They were also happier and had a stronger feeling of community and camaraderie. Dance Exchange in Takoma Park is hosting two free dance lessons for seniors.
Categoriesfeatured for seniorsstaying physically active, engaging in positive relationships, managing stress in productive ways, and living a full and active life can help to prevent or delay cognitive decline, including Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) and other forms of dementia.
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