by adavid | Jul 18, 2025 | Care Coordination, Center News, For Caregivers, Seasons Adult Day Health Services
Throughout the year and especially during the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (Oct 15-Dec 7), plans are actively marketing their products through television ads, social media ads, radio ads, and mailings. To pique your interest, the ads may intentionally or...
by adavid | Jul 18, 2025 | Care Coordination, Center News, For Caregivers, News, Seasons Adult Day Health Services
Every August 31, communities around the world come together for International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD), a time to remember those lost to overdose, acknowledge the grief of those left behind, and work together to prevent future deaths. When we think about overdose...
by adavid | Jul 18, 2025 | Care Coordination, Center News, For Caregivers
by Elizabeth Burnett, Care Coordinator Across the country, more and more grandparents and older relatives are stepping in to raise children when parents are unable to do so. Known as grandfamilies or kinship families, these households face unique challenges—emotional,...
by adavid | Jul 18, 2025 | Care Coordination, For Caregivers, Seasons Adult Day Health Services
By Amy Sheridan, Seasons Program Director Seasons Adult Day Health Services is fortunate to have an eight-passenger transit van that we use to take participants into the community. Our Activity Coordinator, Noah Carroll, plans and implements trips once a month to a...
by adavid | Jun 18, 2025 | For Caregivers, Seasons Adult Day Health Services
See the Difference at Seasons: Benefits of Aquariums for People Living with Dementia An article brought to you by Seasons Adult Day Health Services Amy Sheridan, Program Director Aquariums can be a lot of fun to look at for people of all ages, from the brightly...
by adavid | Jun 18, 2025 | Care Coordination, For Caregivers
By Julie Randolph, Information and Access Care Coordination Manager Two areas of life deeply affected by the loss of a partner or spouse are quality sleep and a sense of connection. The more we understand how this “shows up” in life, the better we can address it....
