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his is the time of year when we take knowledge from last years’ experience and make the necessary changes for the New Year. Won’t you join us? Together we can make a difference one person at a time.
Here are Legacy’s Magazine’s Top 5 New Year’s Resolutions 1. Use our heart and reach out to someone each day. To let them know we care. 2. To cultivate more patience for everyone. We don’t always know someone’s story or what they are going through at the moment. 3. For-GIVE-ness. To give more. Forgiveness is a release for the giver as well as the one being forgiven. One does not even have to be in contact with the one they are forgiving. It is a personal thing to do that will make your day better. 4. Make a conscious effort to drink more water. Water is so important to the organs. Dehydration is the cause of many issues and is an easy fix. 5. Let’s resolve to eat something healthy each day and try something new. In this issue, our travel expert shares with us on how to start the New Year with a New Attitude and a New Adventure. Be inspired by our Living Legacy feature story, Healthy Mind, Healthy Body Living with a 68-year young fitness instructor. Inside is a few of the tools and tips for sticking to your New Year's Resolutions and some sensible advice for your computer...is it time for a new one? Plus, valuable insight on caregiver stress and how to take care of yourself and the importance of support groups. We look forward to a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year!
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Legacy Magazine connects seniors and their families to safe businesses for all their senior life needs. We partner with a variety of businesses to help guide you to services to address your specific individual needs. We offer seniors a place to start as they begin to confront the many aspects of senior living and elder care, providing options and services throughout out the United States. Publisher George Katz Art Editor & Graphic Designer Mona Quinn Advertising Account Executive Chris Jones, 407-341-8978 Contributing Writers
Cheree M. Albert, MSN, ARNP, CPNP, MCHC Lisa P. Buckner Evelyn Dedmon, RN Scott Guimond Chris Jones Shanda Milton Christopher Theodore Amanda Vallone
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Tomorrow Changes Today! 14 Feature Article 10 | Legacy: Debra Richard-
son, Fitness Instructor, Healthy Mind, Healthy Body
"You must feed yourself, so that you are fit food for everybody else." FEATURES
8 | TRAVEL ADVENTURES: Aging
Tree Travel Adventures - A Taste of Scotland and Ireland
24 | HOW TO USE AGING TREE: How Aging Tree Helps Find Solutions For You
33 | HOLIDAY FUN: Top 10 Failed New Years Resolutions, Top 10 Reasons they Failed
BRANCHES
6 | TRAVEL SMART: New Year, New Attitude, New Adventure!
Extra Help with Medicare Prescription Drug Costs
New Year, New Attitude, New Adventure!
32 | SOCIAL SECURITY: Inside
22 | MEMORY CARE: Relating to Caregiver Stress 41 | HOMETOWN RECIPE: Best Classic Lasagna
EVERY MONTH
4 | From the Roots 17 | SENIORS ON SUNRAIL: The
Winter Park Daycation, Explore Central Florida
19 | PRODUCT BRANCH: The Most Comfortable Recliner in the World!
Advisor - Extra Help with Medicare Prescription Drug Costs
36 | CLASSIFIEDS: Used Medical
Equipment For Sale, Items For Sale, Industry Jobs
37 | CALENDAR OF EVENTS: Activities & Support Groups Located Near You
38 | MIND BENDERS: Crossword Puzzle, Sudoku & Cryptogram
40 | ASTROLOGY: Crossword Puzzle, Sudoku & Cryptogram
42 | JANUARY: Special, Wacky Days
20 | HOSPICE: Inside Advisor -
14 | LIVING WELL BRANCH: Tomorrow Changes Today!
Round-the-Clock Hospice Care Keeps Patients and Families at Home—And out of the Hospital
18 | COMPUTER BRANCH: A New Year
28 | COMMUNITY: Farmer's Markets,
and a New Computer?
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and Holidays
43 | Senior Resource Directory of Trusted Providers
Seniors Activities, Art Festivals, Caregiver Events and Bingo
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TRAVEL BRANCH
Aging Tree Travel Adventures
Travel Smart: New Year, New Attitude, New Adventure!
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n the travel industry, January marks the beginning of not only a new calendar year, but a season we lovingly call “wave season.” Like the waves of the ocean crashing in to the shore, there is a
change in business from the slower sales months of the fall into the wham, bam, thank you ma’am crash bam boom of January through April. Coming off the main holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New
By Amanda Vallone Year’s…It’s the time of year everyone starts planning what they would like to see in their life in the upcoming year, travel included. Maybe it’ll be with all the family and friends gathered around, maybe it’ll be on their own, but
it’s in the plans. People fill their surroundings with what the coming year should “look like.” January really is a great month to kick off a change. This is why you see so many of us go on diets, spending or saving regimes, and self-improvement paths. In all these changes, it is a great time to incorporate new adventures. Getting out there, seeing the world, taking that advencont. pg 8 JANUARY 2019 | ONE-STOP Senior Care | Aging Tree.com • 866-320-8803
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Are YOU a Living Legacy? LEGACY SENIOR LIVING MAGAZINE
We are on the search for those special seniors that continue to inspire and uplift future generations to come. Maybe it is a neighbor, or a grandparent or a dear friend? We are looking for your story to tell in Legacy Magazine. Whether it is you or simply someone that you know that is a senior that has endured trials or tribulations or has a bit of nostalgic air, we welcome you to share your story with us. Please email us at adsales.agingtree@gmail.com. Share your Legacy story on our FaceBook. SENIOR LIVING MAGAZINE
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companies of your upcoming adventure. Not to mention all the deals, discounts and offers they’ll be offering to everyone who comes out. And in March, Aging Tree Travel Adventures will be hosting a tour of Scotland and Ireland. If you don’t want to wait later in the year for your next great adventure, you might want to check it out. ture… and saving a bit of money on the adventure can all happen for travelers in the New Year. The Cruise Lines, Tour Companies, Hotels, and Travel Brands of course know travelers want to put their plans into action in January, so they offer great value
and incentives during this month. This is why my company hosts our Elite Travel Expo. Our 2019 Expo will be on January 12th at the Sanborn Center in DeLand. All are welcome, and it is a great place to meet the front people of the major cruise lines and tour
Best Moments, Best Vacations, Best Memories
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FEATURE ARTICLE
LEGACY
Inspiring Seniors: Healthy Mind, Healthy Body Walking through the crowded gym, you hear the clanking of weights and the hum of upbeat music in the background. As I approach the yoga room, I meet this petite, muscular framed woman that has the biggest smile on her
her face, as she says, “goodbye” to all of the students that attended her class. Moments after her class ended, you see a few women standing outside the room waiting for their instructor to gather her things and to personally thank her for a great class. Without a doubt, there is a certain powerful magnetism about Debra as soon as you meet her. A unique mixture of true kindness,
sprinkled with an authentic sense of gentle understanding coupled with this underlying yet firm, ‘no nonsense’ discipline that emanates from her. We all know that type of discipline. Discipline that won’t tolerate any illegitimate excuses because in her eyes, that’s a waste of time and one thing is for sure, she makes the most of her time. Make no mistake she knows struggle from being a single mother who raised 3 boys, Steve, 50, Alan 49 and Jaiye 45. Debra Richardson, 68, has a close connection with the Lord and feels that purposefully she was given physical issues to overcome as to teach others how they can overcome their physical issues within themselves. Personally, I wouldn’t be surprised to open the dictionary to look up the word ‘fitness’ and see her big smiling face there. Debra admits that she is yoga personified. Debra’s husband John, of 15 years, does yoga every morning when he gets out of bed since in his twenties. Admiringly, she says, “He’s amazing! Plus, he can do many postures that I cannot.” When you attend one of her classes, she teaches from a standpoint of basic “lack of knowl-
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By Chris Jones edge.” Meaning ‘lack of what your mind’ tells you that you can do. She states, “I teach from the vantage point to what the Creator has done for you already. We have within our bodies the ability to heal ourselves. We also have to excite that healing process. That does not happen by sitting still. It only happens through motion. We are poseable action figures. The more we sit, the more we stiffen; to where movement becomes painful and difficult. The more we move, the more we increase circulation and the more it becomes easier for the body to move. Hydration paired with movement is key. We try to not be the walking dead; we try to be the walking living.” Debra began teaching yoga in her forties. Prior to that, she was a strength training and aerobics instructor. Commenting on the benefits, she says, “Yoga helps the body age less painfully.” It all began when she he met a woman that was teaching a yoga class in in the same law firm that she was teaching strength training. She enjoyed it so much and became very good and excited about it that her instructor recommended that she teach it herself. An epiphany came to her throughout the beginning of learning yoga and she then realized that she was cont. pg 12
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missing a crucial component to her fitness process, stretching. With all of the working out and building muscle, she was shortening her muscles by not stretching. “A fitness stool has three components. If the stool misses any legs, it collapses." The three legs are aerobic activity, strength
change what is going on inside our body. The biggest crime is for us to think that only our Doctors can fix our bodies. Yes, we want our Doctors to help us monitor, but in all reality we are responsible for how fit we stay. It is our responsibility.” Giggling to herself at the thought of what she is about to say next, Debra says,” We don’t become a couch potato, if we don’t move; we become a couch mashed potato. Get it? Mashed.” She says people confuse retirement as “stopping.” “What retirement really should be is redirection.” Basically, what she is saying is that we have this smart brain to create a new healthy body to bring our bodies into balance. “Now we seniors have all this ‘full time’ to bring our bodies back in line, to have them be the bodies that we want them to be as we age; so we can enjoy our new life, enjoy the
travel and enjoy the grandchildren. We have more time than ever before and how effectively are we going to use that time?” When she hears that someone has retired, she tells them, “Now your full time job is getting your body back in shape to be able to live the life you want to live.” With her contagious attitude, she emits this unspoken presence of, ‘I know how to show you how you can do it for yourself’ conviction. She has had people get up and leave from her class and it breaks her heart. “Just stay with it”, she says. One woman in particular who came to one of her classes left because it was too hard. Her Doctor said to stay with him until her insurance ran out and then eventually when it did, she found her way back to Debra. Inspired yet? Where do you find Debra? Debra teaches and has been teaching at LA Fitness since 2013. She teaches in Orange City, FL 3X a week and teaches 2X a week in Lake Mary, FL. Even at 68 years old, she teaches 5 days a week every week. Debra is appropriately dubbed the ‘go to’ instructor who can teach EVERY
training and stretching. She was shortening her muscle. Muscle needs length to contract and function. Stretching accommodates that process of healthy formation. Over the years she has heard that some people may reject yoga because many pastors or preachers preach against it because they say it is a religion. “Instead, this portion of yoga that we are doing is used to help redeem the body”, remarks Debra. Debra’s knowledge in fitness is complete and her Sakowitz Eye Center is a multi-specialty eye center providing comprehensive medical and surgical eye care. yoga instruction is clearly explained in her classes • Cataract Surgery • Advanced Multifocal Implants • High Performance LASIK • Glaucoma Treatment & Surgery that it is safe to assume that • Corneal Transplants • Retinal Laser Surgery • Macula Degeneration Treatment • Comprehensive Eye Examinations her blood type is actually “yoga”. “The biggest problem we seniors face is the belief is that we think the Eric A. Cohn, D.O., F.A.A.O. Sakowitz, M.D., F.A.A.O. Huberto Perez, M.D., F.A.A.O. Mathew George, M.D., F.A.A.O. Walter Moscoso, M.D., F.A.A.O. healing comes from outside Howard J.Cataract Glaucoma Specialist Surgeon Cornea Specialist-Board Certified Glaucoma Specialist Retina Specialist Board Certified Board Certified Se Habla Español Board Certified Board Certified the body. Another major Se Habla Español Medicare, Florida Health Care “Leaders of Quality Eye Care” problem is that we seniors and most insurances accepted. think we are powerless to Orange City Office - 2850 Wellness Ave. Sanford Office - 313 N. Mangoustine Ave.
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class except Zumba. Laughing out loud she asks me, “Do you know how old I was when I got my first gym membership? I was 35. It took me two years to actually use it.” Because of many years of fitness experience, she considers the different background and situations and to her, it doesn’t matter how old you are, or your shape, the fact that you stay with it is the most important. She
works hard at being attentive to the needs of her class. She intimately knows how hard it is to get started. Her wisdom is, “You must feed yourself, so that you are fit food for everybody else." Inquiring about her early careers, she was first a telephone operator and for 22 years, she repaired Xerox copy machines. She
finds that career to be a metaphor for what she does today. She says, “Copy machines they are manmade and that they are made to break down. Our body is made by a perfect Creator and that it is not meant to break down where a copier is made by an imperfect being is and made to break down.” With her contagious, uplifting attitude Debra walks, talks and teaches all about finding and using personal power. She tries to help get into the heads of her students to inspire, to uplift and to help people understand how their body operates. Many students struggle in the beginning with following the directions of the yoga instructor. “Activating that part of the brain is all a part of the process to slow down and focus.” As far as nutrition goes, she admits she is a real person with food. Making a habit of cutting your meal in half, due to fact that, the portions in restaurants are so large, is a better choice and that you can create two meals. Also, she recommends cooking your own food because it is fresher, you know what’s in it and it is an activity that keeps you moving.
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On an average day, Debra she gets up to feed dogs, sits with her hubby to catch up on current events and leaves the hou bye quarter of nine to go teach three classes at LA Fitness. Debra’s Living Legacy is one of which she deeply and genuinely wants people to see, is what is possible. She expresses, “The last generation did not do well for us to show us what aging looks like or can look like. Sure, there were a few famous people like Raquel Welch and Tina Turner, and Eartha Kitt who made aging look good. And of course, the World’s Fittest Grandma Body Builder Ernestine Shepard, in the Guinness book of world records. They are not genetic anomalies; they worked hard to stay in shape.” She will ask you, “Can you do 500 ab situps in a day? One day at a time and we will get you there.” Maybe not right away for most of us, but I have a good feeling, that with Debra in your corner, you better believe that we can indeed achieve it. Pausing for a personal moment of reflection, she says,” I am not genetic anomaly. I am a normal person just like you. We are all possible Olympians. The only difference between us is dedication, consistency and faith.” Have you considered what your legacy will be? Does your family share a famous or meaningful legacy? Please share it with us so we can enrich the lives of others with this gift. We believe that our nation’s seniors are living legacies by calling 1-866-320-8803 or by e-mailing adsales.agingtree@gmail.com. | 13 |
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What is on Your Mind?
Tomorrow Changes Today!
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love that this time of year often puts the idea of “making changes for the better” related to our health and wellness more of a priority. It is an exciting time as a new vision for the coming months is being created. Perhaps you have already thought about your ideas for this year. Have you been able to move forward with the plans you made at the beginning of last year? If you have not, please know you are not alone. Did you know that reportedly 90% of resolutions don’t last beyond mid-January? Eating better, exercising and taking better self-care, which includes adequate sleep, top the list of goals. These are excellent goals that are foundational to good health. Spending less money and minimizing stress are also identified in the top ten. Why is it often so challenging to follow through with things we know are good for us? I have noticed over the years that when there is the enough investment in the “discovery of what is important phase”, clients experience greater success with the outcome they desire. Here is a brief sampling of the questions I use in the “discovery phase”: What is on your mind and heart today regarding your overall health and wellness? What are your thoughts about where you are and where you would like to be in each one of these dimensions of wellness? Which one would you be open to exploring first?
Which areas are you thinking you might like to make changes? One helpful self-assessment tool is the Wellness Wheel (Dr. Sears Wellness Institute) which provides a wonderful springboard for conversation and identification of what is important to the client. It identifies strengths
that are already present and a framework for looking at areas of opportunity for change. Further conversation helps focus in on the specific areas of importance. In the dimension of health, for example, this could include keeping your memory sharp, getting enough fruits and vegetables, decreasing a salt or sugar habit, determining and moving toward a healthy weight, exploring opportunities for strengthening relationships, improving cardiovascular status, minimizing a fall risk, developing a regular pattern of movement or exercise,
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By Cheree M. Albert MSN, ARNP, CPNP supporting a healthy digestive system or immune function to name a few. Progress in any one of these areas will have profound influences on health, not to mention serving as a catalyst for doing even more. Short term, objective and measurable goals to focus on for the next 2 weeks can be a great place to start. Follow-up during this time, as identified by the client, is essential to building trust. If 90% of people who set New Year’s resolutions reportedly quit or don’t make the progress they would like by mid-month, how can we expect stay motivated? I have found that taking the time to explore the dimensions of health with a qualified coach or practitioner, as described earlier, results in greater understanding of the “why” of the goal. This includes exploring the consequences, both good and not so good. One way to begin the process and stay motivated is to ask yourself thought-provoking questions. Making progress with goals and a vision for this new year might have less to do with knowing what to do and more to do with staying motivated to move forward. Brian Tracy, who is a well-known thought leader on the topic of motivation offers these powerful questions to “help us learn more about ourselves, re| 14 |
mind us of our purpose, what we really want out of our goals, and what obstacles we need to overcome to achieve them.” Consider asking yourself these questions daily or anytime you need a boost of motivation. Tracy suggests that you write them down, share with a trusted friend or ponder them in a quiet place. It’s important to be totally honest with yourself as well. I know that I tend to answer questions like these with a lean toward the direction I want to move, instead of where I actually am. It is helpful to know that there are no right or wrong answers. I have adapted the original list for use in my practice. Here are a few to get started. • What do I want most in life? • What am I grateful for? • Why do I want to achieve my goal?
• How would I feel inside if I achieved my goal today? • What would the consequences be if I don’t achieve my goal? • What stops me from being motivated and how can I overcome these obstacles? • Who can support me? • What am I most fearful of? • If I didn’t have much time left, how would I plan to live my life? • What would I regret not doing in my life? • What inspires me in life? • Who do I look up to and why? • What do I like about myself? • What habits do I want to change? • Where do I want to be ___ months or years from now? • On a scale of 1-10, with 0 meaning, “I am not sure or confident at all”, and 10 mean-
ing, “I am sure and confident I will be able to accomplish my plan”; how committed am I to the promises I made to myself? What we want tomorrow changes today. This truth, that I first learned from Tommy Newberry, was life-changing. Serving in the health care arena for all these years has provided such a testimony to the power of our choices, including our mindset, and the opportunities we have each day, regardless of age, stage of life or condition. There is hope in our vision for tomorrow. Will you take the time to explore and cast your personal vision starting with your “why”? Which skills will you need to develop? What strengths and supports will you tap into today to fuel that vision? How may I help?
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COMPUTER BRANCH
Digital Technology
A New Year and a New Computer? If you received a new computer as a gift lately then you are off to a good start for the New Year. If you did not, then it is time to have a look at the one you have and consider giving it a good cleaning. Let’s address some of the issues you may run into with a new computer. It is most likely full of ‘Bloatware’ (software you probably don’t want or need). Software manufactures contract with computer manufacturers to add their software to the original system. It may not seem like an issue at first, but over time (like Cholesterol), it can ‘clog’ the system up. I have seen many systems slow down over time because of unwanted programs that were originally installed with the new system. All computers collect ‘junk’ with every use, this problem compounds over the first few months and only gets worse. Now let’s address cleaning up your existing system so you can get your system back up to ‘snuff’ and enjoy all computers have to offer. As I said above, "computers collect junk with every use." Well, they do it over and over, but the real problem is knowing what is and is not junk. There are software programs specifically designed to remove ‘junk’ and other programs fix items that might be slowing your system down. Well -designed software that will not
By Christopher Theodore
only fix a bunch of issues but will also notify you that your system needs attention. As you can see, a new and ‘in use’ system may suffer from many of the same issues. No matter how you look at it, there is no getting around these issues, and we have not even addressed virus and malware issues (I will discuss this issue specifically in upcoming articles). In short, you may not need a ‘new system’ only a good, deep cleaning. On the other hand, your new system may need cleaning as well. The key here is to obtain reliable software that not only does its job but monitors your system and notifies you when it needs to be cleaned. So, what does all this cost? On the average, anywhere from $35.00 to $65.00 (this price should include the software license for one year and installation and sup-
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port as well). There should be a reasonable turnaround time for this , 3 or 4-days at the most. One last thing, before you purchase any software make entirely sure you understand how to set it up and what it can and cannot do. I have seen many people install this type of software and only use 15% of the program. Remember, if the software does not alert you when to run it then for most users it’s not living up to its job. You can always contact us to help guide you through these processes from start to finish and any other issue you may have. For more information about Computer Training or to have Onon-One Windows 10 Computer Training Contact Aging Tree at 866-320-8803 and schedule your training today.
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INSIDE ADVISOR
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provided wherever the patient calls home: private residence, nursing home or care facility. ICC manages symptoms, relieves pain and keeps hospice patients out of hospitals and emergency rooms. ICC supports hospice’s focus on quality of life ICC also can help patients with complex or challenging diagnoses, such as a patient suffering from both heart disease and diabetes. High-acuity patients often require special levels of care or interventions that other hospice programs are not equipped or able to provide. Even if complex modalities do not treat the underlying terminal disease, they can provide comfort care near the end of life—intrave-
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By Shanda Milton, Senior General Manager for VITAS® Healthcare Volusia and Flagler Counties nous hydration to manage pain, for example, or respiratory support to ease breathing and anxiety in patients with advanced lung disease. For complex patients, ICC and complex modalities keep care focused on the hospice philosophy: compassionate care that supports quality of life at the end of life. Find out how VITAS cares for HIV/AIDS patients and their families today at VITAS.com. For more information about hospice or end-of-life care options, call VITAS Healthcare at 866.759.6695.
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Volusia County Fairgrounds Open every Wed. - Sun. from 7am - 2pm 3050 E New York Ave, DeLand, FL Countywide huge farmer/flea market. Everything you can think of is selling here including fresh produce, plants, homemade goods and so much more. Artisan Alley Farmer's Market & More on Georgia Held every Friday from 6 to 9 pm in Artisan Alley. Artisan Alley, Georgia Ave, DeLand, FL. Featuring local produce, plants, pickles, honey, baked goods, arts & crafts. Edgewater Farmer’s Market Every Thursday 4pm-8pm 127 E Park Ave, Edgewater, FL Enjoy local farmers, artisans, food and a good time. Music and entertainment for children will be part of the fun. Organic and non-GMO produce will be available. Food vendors will accept the Snap card. Orange City Farmer’s Market Every Friday from 8am - 1pm join us for fresh produce and much more! Dickinson Park, corner of 17-92 and E Graves, Orange City, FL Farmer's Market on Beachside Every Saturday from 8am-noon. Norwood's Restaurant Parking Lot 400 E 2nd Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 Port Orange-All Aboard Flea and Farmer’s Market Open every Thurs - Sun 7am - 1pm 5005 S Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange, FL All Aboard Flea & Farmers Market on US1 in Port Orange, just south of Daytona. New Smyrna Beach Farmer’s Market Each Saturday 7am-12:30pm Old Fort Park, Sams Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL
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The Oviedo Farmer’s Market 1st Saturday of every month from 8am1pm Location: Lawton House 200 Highway 426 Oviedo, FL 32765 Ormond Beach Farmers Market The Market is held every Thursday from 8am – 1pm. City Hall Plaza 22 S Beach Street, Ormond Beach, FL Featuring Fresh Produce, Baked Goods, Honey, Flowers, Thai Cuisine, Meat, Jewelry, Art, Plants, Prepared Food and more from a select group of farmers and vendors. Salt Air Farmer’s Market Every Sunday 10am – 2pm Marineland Marina 101 Tolstoy Lane, St. Augustine, FL 32080 Find an array of fresh, organicallygrown produce and other yummy things. 904-814-9886 http://www. saltairfarmersmarket.com/ Flagler Beach Farmer's Market Every Friday & Saturday, 8am – 12pm Year Round Rain or Shine Downtown Flagler Beach, by the OceanVeteran's Park Open: Sunrise to early afternoon "Visit our market and spend the day in beautiful, Flagler Beach. We have many delicious restaurants, unique shops, accommodations and businesses for you to enjoy!” Shop to Find the Freshest Florida Produce, Seafood, Plants, Honey, Baked Goods, Handcrafted Work & More for Over 33 years!! Support Your Local Farmers, Growers, Vendors & Artists! Lake Mary Farmer’s Market Located in Central Park at Lake Mary City Hall, near the corner of Lake Mary Boulevard and 4th Street Fresh produce, large and small plants, orchids, honey, baked goods, assorted nuts, handmade jewelry, wood crafts, pet food and treats, & more! The market is dog friendly, but please remember to keep your dog leashed at all times and to pick up after your pup! Contact us at 407585-1421 for more information. Old City Farmers Market Every Saturday 8:30am – 12:30pm The St. Augustine Amphitheatre 1340C A1A S, St Augustine, FL 32080 Come visit the Old City Farmers Market for fresh produce, baked goods, handcrafted items and plants directly from the producers. There’s even fresh seafood
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in season. The Farmers market is always a lot of fun for the whole family with live entertainment and much more. Admission is Free. European Village Farmer’s Market Every Sunday 12pm – 4pm European Village, 101 Palm Harbor Pkwy, Palm Coast, FL 32137 https://www.facebook.com/Palm-CoastFarmers-Market-at-The-EuropeanVillage-480908305416874/ Mobile Food Pantry Every Tues and Thurs from 10am to 1pm. Precious Hearts Foundation's mobile food pantry serving not only domestic abuse survivors also the elderly & the homeless. Call 1-877-731-2210 for an appointment. Museums on Us® Saturday, Jan 5, 2019 Present your Bank of America or Merrill Lynch credit or debit card and picture ID on the first full weekend of every month for one free general admission. Find out more and view other museums at museums.bankofamerica.com. See more at: http://www.themosh.org/ Sit, Stitch N’ Give Mondays, 9-11am Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Pkwy NE, Palm Coast, FL 32137, Does life have you all tied up in knots? Join us for a chance to unwind. Come chat, knit, crochet, embroider, etc., and laugh with those who understand your desire to take a long piece of thread fiber and create a beloved "work of heart.” All levels of experience are welcomed. Free, but please register at www.palmcoastgov. com/register. More info: 386-986-2323
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DeLand Adult/Senior Dances Every Monday, $5 admission Wayne G Sanborn Activity Center 815 S Alabama Ave, Deland, FL Adult Senior Dances with the Deland Swing Band. Senior Social Corner Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9-11am Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Pkwy NE, Palm Coast, FL 32137, Looking to get out of the house and mingle? Join our Senior Social Corner and make new friends! Sit and relax in
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2019 Flagler Beach Spring Art and Crafts Show March 18th& 19th 2019 Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pm. Free admission. 100 Moody Blvd, Flagler Beach, FL 32136
Flagler Tai Chi Group Every Tues and Thursday 9:30am – 10:30am 2323 N. State St. #6, Bunnell, FL A free introduction to tai chi. Topics covered breathing and relaxation.
54th Annual DeLand Outdoor Festival Earl Brown Park, 750 S Alabama Ave, DeLand, FL 32724 March 23rd & 24th, 2019 Sat.: 9am to 5pm & Sunday 10am to 4pm
Senior Walking Club The walking club meets from 9 to 10 a.m. Nov. 1, 2018, through Jan. 31, 2019, Gemini Springs Park, 37 Dirksen Drive, DeBary, FL The group will be led by Recreation Superintendent, Daniel Marsh. For more information, please contact him at 386-736-5953, ext. 16767
32nd Annual Lake Mary Heathrow Festival of the Arts March 2nd & 3rd, 2019 Saturday: 9am to 5pm & Sunday: 10am to 4pm Oval Park, 900 International Pkwy Lake Mary, FL 32746 For the safety of all guests, NO pets please!
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January 43rd Annual, IMAGES: A Festival of the Arts January 25, 2019 - January 27, 2019 Presented by Atlantic Center for the Arts January 25, 26, & 27, 2019 Friday 1 PM – 5 PM | Saturday 9 AM – 5 PM | Sunday 10 AM – 4 PM Historic Downtown New Smyrna Beach FREE and Open to the Public February Mount Dora Arts Festival February 2nd & 3rd, 2019 Downtown Mount Dora, Florida 32757 Saturday & Sunday 9 am to 5 pm
Creative Caregiving February 4, 2019 - March 11, 2019 Mondays, 10 AM – 12 PM, February 4 – March 11, Woodland Towers, 113 W. Chipola Ave, DeLand. Caregiving for a loved one is a journey of joy and difficulty. Join ACA Arts & Wellness ambassadors, Vicki Gross (MT-BC) and Ashlee Hughes (MT-BC), as they guide you through creative ways to enhance the quality of your daily routine. Come learn how to connect mind, body and spirit by using the arts as a tool of self-care, social interaction, and lifelong learning. Free, and open to caregivers and care partners. RSVP required, limited to 20 participants per session.
March Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, Downtown Winter Park, FL March 15-17, 2019 Friday, Saturday & Sunday 9 AM to 6 PM
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DELTONA BINGO COMMUNITY Our Lady of The Lakes Catholic Church 1310 Maximillian Street, Deltona, FL 32725 BINGO every Wednesday in the Parish Hall. Individual games up to $40.00 and Jackpot up to $200.00. Doors open at 10:30am. Games begin at 1:00pm. Warm-ups begin at 12:15pm. Snack bar available. Non-smoking hall: breaks are taken.Volunteers needed, please contact the Church Office 386-574-2131.
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New Year’s Bingo Friday, January 28th Orange City Lions Club, 200 West Graves Ave, Orange City, FL 32763 Our annual New Year's Bingo will be. In the past, we charged the same prices but doubled the prizes. This year we are changing $5 more per package so your $20 pack is $25, $30 is $35, and so on. We are also changing the prizes. In honor of 2019, we will have nineteen (19) $250 jackpots. All other games are $100. We have already started putting money in the "New Year's" jar when 19 is called for the extra game the night. Reservations will start in November.
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Community Outreach: Sakowitz Eye Center Quilters Workshop Make quilts for cancer children in the hospital - First Sat. of ea. month, Jan. 5, 10am-3pmDeltona United Church of Christ-1649 Providence, Deltona-we need people to sew, pin, iron, bring sewing machine & iron supplies if possible, potluck lunch. Mary 386-574-0700
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Electric Trains. All kinds & sizes, but especially old Lionel, American-Flyer, etc. Also collect Slot-Cars, a Private Collector (not a Retail store) Contact: Clark 386-740-1293. ED 8/18
Holiday Events HOLIDAY HOUSE PARTY READINGS NOW BOOKING for January 2019. Bookings go FAST! Looking for a unique event to bring in the Christmas/ New Year? Each person receives a 40 minute Card reading (Tarot, Wisdom, Oracle). New Year Astrology in a Nutshell and a keepsake notebook with Custom Guidance for 2019. $50 per/person. GROUPS of 6 people ONLY. Reservations Required. Call/Text 386-589-3919.
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Educational Support Florida Hospital Fish Memorial Diabetes Nutrition Education Class,to find out cost and to sign up Call Glenna at 386-917-5271 One on One Computer Training Available All Month long - Call for info 866-320-8803 Check www.agingtree.com/events
Support Groups Located at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial Cancer Institute, RSVP or Questions 386-917-5526 Breast Cancer Support Group, 5 - 6:00 PM Cancer Survivorship Support Group, 5 - 6:00 PM Look Good Feel Better, Call 1-800-227-2345
Monthly Health Screenings 2nd Tuesday of each month, Deltona Health Park, Conference Rm, 1745 Sterling Silver Blvd., Deltona, FL 32725 – 7-9:00 AM No Appointment Necessary Available Testing: PSA (Prostate Screening) (Blood Test) $21, Colon cancer screening kit $4 Cholesterol $7, *Glucose $7, Glucose & Cholesterol $12, Glucose & Glycohemoglobin (HgA1C) $20, Vitamin D $20, *Lipid Panel (Cardiac Risk Profile) $15 (Lipid Panel includes cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL, LDL and Risk Ratio) *12 hour fast required- water only Payment accepted in the form of Cash or Check only. For more information, please call 386-917-5155
In the Community IONS Institute of Noetic Sciences Meet-up every 3rd Saturday of the month. Ormond Beach Library 30 S Beach St, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Located at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial Diabetes Support Group, 9AM - 10:00 AM Located at Florida Hospital DeLand Cancer Center, RSVP or Questions 386-943-7160 All Cancer Support Group, 5 - 6:00 PM Women’s Cancer Support Group, 5 - 6:00 PM Men’s Cancer Support Group, 5 - 6:00 PM Look Good Feel Better, Call 1-800-227-2345 Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, 5th Floor Classroom, RSVP or Info, Jenna at 386-917-5702. Spine and Joint “Prehab” Class Every Thursday 9:30 - 11:00 am, Support Group for Patients Undergoing Total Joint and Spinal Surgery
$2.00 off 12.00 trip
Exercise to improve range of motion. Standing Hip Flexor Stretch
$5.00 off 25.00 & up
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Tip: Do not round your lower back during this stretch. Although the focus here is on the inner thighs, it’s best if you can keep a tight core and straight spine. Make sure not to lift your heels off the ground, and keep the pressure evenly distributed through the heels and balls of your feet.
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MIND BENDERS
Remember When... JANUARY
• 1782 - The first U.S. commercial bank opened as the Bank of North America in Philadelphia • 1892 - Ellis Island in New York Harbor opened. Over 20 million new arrivals to America were processed until its closing in 1954 • 1912 - The flying boat airplane, invented by Glenn Curtiss, made its first flight at Hammondsport, New York • 1981 - Ronald Reagan became president of the United States at the age of 69, the oldest president to take office
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Astrology ARIES MARCH 20 – APRIL 19 Planet: Mercury Dynamic: Ambition may become a driving force. Direction: Temper it with high-mindedness and right thought. Soul Thought: “Kill out ambition but live like one ambitious.” HP Blavatsky TAURUS APRIL 19 – MAY 20 Planet: Vulcan Dynamic: This is a solid, practical time for you. Direction: Establish foundations based on what is real vs the unreal. Soul Thought: Caught between a rock and hard place. GEMINI MAY 20 – JUNE 20 Planet: Venus Dynamic: Like a bird, you soar over the hard things. Direction: Teach others to fly. Soul Thought: As a tool, not an escape mechanism. CANCER JUNE 20 – JULY 22 Planet: Neptune Dynamic: A lot of challenges this month. Direction: Joy is at the end; aim for that. Soul Thought: A room full of kaka has to mean a pony somewhere. LEO JULY 22 – AUG 22 Planet: Sun Dynamic: This is a month to get things accomplished. Direction: Yes, there IS a time for serious hard work. Soul Thought: You are allowed to enjoy it. VIRGO AUG 22 – SEPT 22 Planet: Moon Dynamic: With two eclipses, this is a big month for you. Direction: It’s a time to shine and a time to reflect, both. Soul Thought: “Tell me the story about how the sun loved the moon so much that she died every night, just to let him breathe.” Hanako Ishii
For the month of January 2019 – Esoteric Astrology is focused on the rising sign more than the sun sign (we suggest you read both) and provides clarity, direction and answers for those seeking a higher level of life.*
A TIME OF CAPRICORN
“The body is an instrument through which to express God.” Baird T. Spalding When the Sun entered Capricorn on December 21, 2018, it signified a heavy influence which will affect us all not only in 2019 but even more so by the time we get to 2020. Saturn entered Capricorn December, 2017 and will remain there until December, 2020. Pluto was already in Capricorn and will remain in that sign until 2024. By mid-year these two will be in a tight conjunction, very close to one another and adding to Capricorn’s inherent heaviness. In March 2019 Uranus enters Taurus and in December of 2019 Jupiter will join the Capricorn planets. Both Capricorn and Taurus are about the element Earth. These outer planets are called generational because they affect whole generations and cultures as opposed to the closer, ‘personal’ planets like Mercury, Venus, and Mars which affect us each on more personal levels. When we have a preponderance of Earthen outer planets it suggests a potentially heavy dose of materialism. Whole societies may decide that it is time they get theirs and revolt, even as we are seeing now in Europe. Capricorn especially is a sign of social, political and economic issues while Taurus is all about money. The year 2020 has always been considered an important year of change by esoteric scientists and this time of Capricorn will usher it in. Never has it been more important for all of us to respond to our Higher Lights. We have the opportunity to turn this Earth focus into a focus on saving our Earth instead of fighting over her resources as personal possessions. No matter the influence of the stars, as always, we have a choice.
Everyone: A partial solar eclipse on January 6 with both Sun and Moon in Capricorn and a total lunar eclipse on January 21 with Moon in Leo means big changes for everyone, including on the personal level. LIBRA SEPT 22 – OCT 22 Planet: Uranus Dynamic: Enjoy the fire of creation for another couple of months. Direction: Initiate something; the time will come later for follow through. Soul Thought: Maybe it’s time to BE outside of the box. SCORPIO OCT 22 – NOV 21 Planet: Mars Dynamic: Are you looking for a battle or defending yourself? Direction: It’s time for the spiritual warrior to come out. Soul Thought: How does a spiritual warrior do battle? SAGITTARIUS NOV 21 – DEC 20 Planet: Earth Dynamic: Both intuition and inspiration are strong this month. Direction: Soar high, soar free. Soul Thought: With the Eagle’s eye.
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CAPRICORN DEC 20 – JAN 19 Planet: Saturn Dynamic: As the whole world shifts into this energy, we need you to be strong. Direction: AND Light. Soul Thought: “He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother.” The Hollies AQUARIUS JAN 19 – FEB 18 Planet: Jupiter Dynamic: It’s time to shoot for the stars. Direction: On behalf of all humanity. Soul Thought: What is your bow made of? PISCES FEB 18 – MARCH 20 Planet: Pluto Dynamic: You’ll be in this energy for a while. Direction: Work with transmuting heaviness into lightness. Soul Thought: It’s called alchemy. To discover your Rising Sign, or for more information, contact Charlene R. Johnson, www.SkyDanceAstrology.com, or email: SkyDance@SkyDanceAstrology.com
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IN THE KITCHEN
Lisa Buckner
Best Classic Lasagna
Prep time 35 minutes, Bake 1 hour Serves 10+
1 lb dry lasagna noodles 1 lb ground beef (optional) 1 lb ricotta cheese 1 lb shredded mozzarella cheese 1 cup parmesan cheese 2 eggs 2 cans or jars of spaghetti sauce (I like Hunts Traditional or Newman’s Sockarooni) 1 large, deep pan (I use half a turkey roaster)
January is a time of new beginnings. It is also a time for traditions. This traditional lasagna recipe was handed down to me from my Italian friends and family. It is great on a cold or dreary winter day and served with Italian bread, it just can't be beat!!
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Prepare lasagna noodles as stated on box While noodles are boiling, brown beef into small crumbles In a large bowl, mix eggs into ricotta cheese Drain noodles and put back in pan and cover with cold water (this makes noodles cool enough to handle) Place a thin layer of sauce in the bottom of the pan Place a layer of noodles to cover bottom (shaking off excess water) Put another layer of sauce over noodles Spoon half ricotta mixture onto sauce and then half of mozzarella cheese Add ½ beef at this point Shake one third parmesan cheese next, covering all Add another layer of noodles and repeat above steps Finish off with a layer of noodles, sauce and parmesan Cover with foil and place in preheated 350 degree oven for 1 hour Vent foil with holes cut onto top to let off steam Insert knife into center to check doneness. It should be hot and bubbly. Reduce heat to 325 degrees and cook a little longer if necessary Let sit 20 minutes before serving
ALTERNATIVE: Omit meat for a vegetarian dish Precooked spinach may be added in place of meat
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Days of Month National
January is...
Be Kind to Food Servers, Brain Teaser, Celebration of Life, Clean Up Your Computer, Creativity, Down Syndrome Awareness, Get a Balanced Life, Get Organized, Hobby, Hot Tea, Oatmeal and Soup Month
Special, Wacky Days & Holidays 1st • Hangover Day • New Year’s Day 2nd • Buffet Day • Cream Puff Day • Personal Trainer Awareness Day • Science Fiction Day 3rd • Chocolate Covered Cherry Day • Drinking Straw Day • Fruitcake Toss Day 4th • Spaghetti Day • Trivia Day 5th • Bird Day • Whipped Cream Day 6th • Bean Day • Cuddle Up Day • Shortbread Day • Technology Day 7th • Bobblehead Day • Tempura Day • Thank God It’s Monday Day 8th • Argyle Day • Bubble Bath Day • English Toffee Day • JoyGerm Day 9th • Apricot Day • Static Electricity Day 10th • Bittersweet Chocolate Day • Cut Your Energy Costs Day • Save The Eagles Day 11th • Milk Day • Step in the Puddle and Splash
Your Friends Day 12th • Curried Chicken Day • Marzipan Day • Pharmacist Day • Vision Board Day 13th • Peach Melba Day • Rubber Ducky Day • Sticker Day • Sunday Supper Day 14th • Dress Up Your Pet Day • Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day • Ratification Day • Clean Off Your Desk Day 15th • Hat Day • Strawberry Ice Cream Day 16th • Fig Newton Day • Nothing Day • Religious Freedom Day • Without a Scalpel Day 17th • Bootlegger’s Day • Hot Buttered Rum Day • Get to Know Your Customers Day 18th • Peking Duck Day • Winnie The Pooh Day 19th • Popcorn Day 20th • Buttercrunch Day • Cheese Lovers Day • Disc Jockey Day 21st • Granola Bar Day • Hugging Day
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• Squirrel Appreciation Day • Martin Luther King Jr. Day 22nd • Blonde Brownie Day 23rd • Handwriting Day • Pi Day 24th • Beer Can Appreciation Day • Compliment Day • Peanut Butter Day 25th • Community Manager Appreciation Day • Irish Coffee Day • Opposite Day 26th • Green Juice Day • Peanut Brittle Day • Spouses Day 27th • Chocolate Cake Day 28th • Data Privacy Day • Blueberry Pancake Day • Have Fun At Work Day • Kazoo Day • Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day 29th • Corn Chip Day • Puzzle Day 30th • Croissant Day 31st • Street Children’s Day • Backward Day • Inspire Your Heart With Art Day
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Senior Resource Directory of Screened Businesses Elder Law: John B. Crowther, Atty. at Law John Crowther - 386-775-6179
Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 1-800-404-1133
Meeks Law Firm Coren Meeks - 386-738-3900
VITAS Hospice Franz Lorenz, 386-212-9347
Financial Services: Capital Choice Financial Group Jeff Allebach - 386-804-6171 Miller Senior Services Marge Miller - 386-479-0724
Adult Daycare Centers: Sender Retreat Ana Randolph 386-734-4442 Sixma Seniors Diane Wedgeworth 386-532-2882 Stay For the Day Ana Randolph 386-851-0691
Aids for Daily Living: Medical Alert (“Help” Button) Aging Tree - 866-320-8803
Bracing: HealthMed Solutions Scott Guimond - 386-774-2447
Chiropractic: Lechmaier Family Chiropractic Center Dr. Chris Lechmaier - 386-775-3600
Construction/ Home Modification: Buckner Construction, Inc. #CGC057271 Tony Buckner 386-804-9564 Lisa Buckner 386-804-1981
Hospice Care:
Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co. Todd Myers - 407-805-0441 X 243
Hearing Aids, Screenings/Tests and Accessories: Hearing Healthcare Centers Lisa Jones, BC, HIS - 386-837-4849
Home Care-Private Pay: Amari Trenellbre Lifestyle Mgt., LLC. Ninoska Sanford (Niki) 386-500-1976 Aging Tree, LLC 866-320-8803 Concierge Care Carmen Tulluis 386-295-5782
Home Health Care Accepting Medicare & Insurance Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-5830
Home Medical Equipment: HealthMed Solutions Scott Guimond - 386-774-2447
Insurance-Health: Carol Brown CSA Carol Brown - 386-848-0543 Humana Volusia/Flagler Meg Hutson - 386-663-1425 Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co. Todd Myers - 407-805-0441 X 243
Insurance-Long-Term: Capital Choice Financial Group Jeff Allebach - 386-804-6171 Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co. Todd Myers - 407-805-0441 X 243
Lab Work: Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-5155
Massage Therapy: Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-5160 Lechmaier Family Chiropractic Center Dr. Chris Lechmaier - 386-775-3600
Medical Imaging: Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-7500 Advanced Imaging - 386-774-7226
Medical Services: Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-5000
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Aging Tree business partners have committed to providing premium products and services. When contacting a trusted provider be sure to ask for Aging Tree Premium Services. Serving Flagler, Seminole and Volusia Counties. Mental Health: Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-7610
Non-Profit Organizations: Barberville Pioneer Settlement Deborah West - 386-749-2959 DeLand Lions Foundation Wendy Wilson - 386-738-1020 Division of The Blind Mary Grant - 386-254-3803 ElderSource 888-242-4464 Family Health Source DeLand - 386-738-2422 Deltona - 386-532-0515 Pierson - 386-749-9449 Mainstreet DeLand Association Wayne Carter - 386-738-0649 Volunteers For Community Impact Lydia Abraham - 386-334-7826
Nursing Facilities-Skilled: Good Samaritan Society Florida Lutheran - 386-738-0212
Occupational Therapy: Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-5160
Post Mastectomy Services: Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-5852
Pre-Arrangement Services: Tri-County Cremation & Funeral Home Michael Blickenstaff - 407-247-3076
Real-Estate Specialists: Executive Realty Group LLC Pinky Reilly, 386-675-2176
Retirement CommunityAssisted Living: Alliance Community - 866-320-8803 Americare Assisted Living Inc. Waters Edge - 866-320-8803 Atria Orange City - 866-320-8803 Atria Park of Lake Forest 866-320-8803 Atria Port Orange - 866-320-8803 Bella Senior Living - 866-320-8803 Bishops Glen Retirement Center Mary Motes - 386-226-9110 Blossoms Assisted Living I, LLC Gail Martini- 866-320-8803
Pharmacies: Accardi Pharmacy Dr. Roger Accardi - 386-774-5800
Physical Therapy: Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-5160
Physicians - Primary Care: Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 1-866-328-6417
Brookdale Facilities: Altamonte Springs - 866-320-8803 Conway- 866-320-8803 DeLand 386-736-8100 Dr. Phillips - 866-320-8803 Island Lake - 866-320-8803 Lake Mary - 866-320-8803 Lake Orienta - 866-320-8803 Longwood - 866-320-8803 Ocoee - 866-320-8803 Ormond Beach - 866-320-8803 Ormond Beach West - 866-320-8803 Oviedo - 866-320-8803 Palm Coast - 866-320-8803 Tuskawilla - 866-320-8803 Wekiwa Springs - 866-320-8803 Yorktowne - 866-320-8803 Caring Hands AFCH - 866-320-8803 Central Park Villa - 866-320-8803 Cloisters of DeLand Chelsea Conelison - 386-822-6900 Coquina Assisted Living 866-320-8803 Coquina Cay - 866-320-8803 Coquina Cove - 866-320-8803 Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Assisted Living - 866-320-8803 Freedom Oaks ALF - 866-320-8803 Good Samaritan Society Florida Lutheran - 386-736-5800 Gold Choice Assisted Living & Memory Care Deltona 866-320-8803 Grand Villa of DeLand 386-738-5200 Grand Villa of Ormond Beach 866-320-8803 Horizon Assisted Living 866-320-8803 Indigo Palms Assisted Living 866-320-8803 Magnolia Manor Jean Prahl - 386-760-7174 Memory Lane Cottage 866-320-8803
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Retirement CommunityIndependent Living:
Monastery Oaks Jerry Cutrona - 866-320-8803 New Smyrna Beach Assisted Living 866-320-8803
Villa Grande on Saxon Barb Hilton - 386-774-1234
Oak Manor Joann Turnbull - 386-216-9661
Transportation ServicesNon-Emergency Medical Global-Aid Transportation, LLC Steven Jones 386-960-4455
Woodland Towers - 386-738-2700
Specialty Services:
Oak View Suites Kelly Garthwaite - 386-775-0788
Jade Serenity Spa Margaret Crowther - 386-775-0860
Princeton Village Palm Coast 866-320-8803
Wound Care: Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-5547
Speech Therapy:
Rose Manor - 866-320-8803 Selah Living, LLC - 866-320-8803
Florida Hospital Fish Memorial 386-917-5160
Southern Breeze Living, LLC 866-320-8803
Transportation Services-
Spruce Creek ALF, LLC 866-320-8803
Non-Medical/Public:
Summerhaven Assisted Living Greg Hopcraft - 386-668-3674 Timberlane Lodge - 866-320-8803
Red Cab Monique Narr-Mevs - 386-748-4092 Votran Customer Service Department 386-761-7700 (Daytona Beach) 386-424-6800 (Southeast Volusia) 386-943-7033 (West Volusia)
Woodland Towers - 386-738-2700
Retirement CommunityContinuing Care: Good Samaritan Society Florida Lutheran - 386-736-5800
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