JUNE 2019 VOLUME 19 ISSUE 6
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REFLECTIONS JUNE 2019 VOLUME 19 ISSUE 6
ON THE COVER In celebration of Flag Day on Friday, June 14th, this month’s cover highlights the Flags Over Solivita program run by the Veterans Club of Solivita. Learn more about the program on the following page. Cover photos courtesy of Judie Chiappone.
VILLAGE CENTER HOURS Administration: 863-427-7100 Monday-Friday 9am-5pm Floralawn On-Site Office (Admin Building) Monday-Friday 9am-5pm K&M Drugs: 863-496-7930 Monday-Friday 9am-6pm Saturday 9am-1pm and Sunday Closed Marketplace Bistro: 863-427-7150, ext. 4724 Daily 8am-8pm, Breakfast: 8am-11am Riviera Spa & Fitness Center: 863-427-7130 Monday-Thursday 6:30am-9pm Friday 6:30am-7pm, Saturday-Sunday 7am-7pm
CONTACT LIST Community Manager (Association) - Tyler Heel: 863-427-7103 or theel@evergreen-LM.com Club Manager - Sheri Wollschlager: 863-427-7129 or swollschlager@evergreen-LM.com Security & Safety - Madalyn Colon: 863-440-7572 or madalync@vitalsecurity.com Communications - Doug Gilbert: 863-427-7137 or solivitacommunications@evergreen-LM.com Evergreen Lifestyles Management (For ALL Club & HOA Matters) 24/7: 855-490-1804 or customerservice@evergreen-LM.com
Solivita Club After Hours Emergency Phone Number: 863-286-8779 Weekdays 5pm-8pm and Weekends 12pm-5pm
Taylor Morrison Customer Care: 800-858-5933 or www.taylormorrison.com/warranty/request
Starlite Ballroom Daily 8am-11pm
Architectural Review: 863-427-7022 or compliance@solivitahoa.com
Stonegate Pro Shop: 863-427-7150, ext. 4710 Daily 7am-5pm
Concierge: 863-427-7100 or Fax: 863-496-4456
The Grille at Stonegate: 863-427-7167 Daily 8am-9pm (Breakfast: 8am-11am, Lunch: 11am-4pm and Dinner: 4pm-9pm) Bar: Mon-Sat 11am-10pm (Happy Hour 2pm-5pm) and Sun 11am-9pm (Happy Hour All Day) The Palms: 863-496-1530 Amenity Center Monday-Sunday 8am-9pm Kids Pool Hours Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm Saturday & Sunday 9am-9pm Fitness Center Monday-Thursday 6:30am -9pm Friday 6:30am-7pm Saturday-Sunday 7am-7pm
Activities: 863-427-7125 or SolivitaActivities@evergreen-LM.com
Catering & Banquets (Stonegate Golf Club): 863-427-7150, ext. 4720
Floralawn: 863-225-9565 or floralawn.com (Submit a Work Order) K&M Drugs: 863-496-7930 or Fax: 863-496-7931 Membership: 863-427-7143 or solivitamembership@evergreen-LM.com Resident 2 Resident Resource Center: 863-236-9973 or SolivitaR2R@gmail.com Riviera Spa & Fitness Center: 863-427-7130 Security -Bella Viana: 863-427-1268 Security-Main Gate: 863-427-4238 Security-South Gate: 863-496-1473 Security -Venezia: 863-427-2338 Security-West Gate: 863-496-1453 Solivita Sales: 863-427-7000
Waterfront Galleries Daily 8am-11pm
Stonegate Golf Club Directory: 863-427-7150
Welcome Center or Model Park: 863-427-7000 Monday-Saturday 9:30am -5:30pm Sunday 11am -5:30pm
Violations & Compliance: 863-427-7032
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The Palms Amenity Center: 863-496-1530 or Fax: 863-496-0914
Visitor/Vendor Gate Access Voice Server: 863-313-1314
[ Solivita Information] JUNE TABLE OF CONTENTS Newsletter Submission & Advertising Info ............................ Page 3 Department Articles .............................................................. Pages 4-14 Solivita University ...................................................................... Pages 8-9 Relay For Life Community Events .......................................... Pages 14 Community Events .............................................................. Pages 15-17 Mosaics Special Nights ........................................................... Page 15 Wellness Lectures ............................................................ Pages 16-17 A Touch of Class .................................................................... Pages 17-20 Club & Support Group Meeting Lists ........................... Pages 21-25 Club News ............................................................................... Pages 25-50 Resident Kudos...................................................................... Pages 51-52 Neighborhood News ........................................................... Pages 52-53 Advertisements ..................................................................... Pages 54-88 Activities Events (back of calendar) ................ Insert Pages E1-E3 A Night at the Movies ..................................................... Insert Page E1 Activities Ticket Sale Info .............................................. Insert Page E1 Events You Do Not Want to Miss .............................. Insert Page E2 Future Events ..................................................................... Insert Page E3 Monthly Calendar (back of Lifestyles Events) ........................ Insert
Flags Over
Solivita
The Veterans Club of Solivita has established a project to display a U.S. Flag in front of every home within Solivita to recognize and celebrate selected holidays throughout the year. The club assigns a representative to place a 3’ x 5’ U.S. Flag in front of their home, on designated holidays, in a designated location, throughout the year. There is still time to be part of the Flags Over Solivita Program for 2019. There are three remaining holidays this year. Applications are available and can be printed from SolivitaHOA.com (under Veterans Club), on www.veteransclubofsolivita.com, or you may pick up a copy at the Concierge Desk. Applications, along with your $25 check (made out to VCS), can be mailed to Veterans Club of Solivita, P.O. Box 581770, Poinciana, FL 34758. If you would like to volunteer or you have any questions, email flagsoversolivita@gmail.com or call 863-512-3655.
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NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS
Email submissions to newsletter@avcommunities.com
JULY SUBMISSIONS
Calendar submissions and newsletter articles are due on Friday, May 31st. Club inserts are due by Monday, June 24th. All inserts must be approved by Club Manager, Sheri Wollschlager (email to swollschlager@evergreen-LM.com and solivitacommunications@evergreen-LM.com) before they are copied.
AUGUST SUBMISSIONS
Calendar submissions and newsletter articles are due on Monday, July 1st.
ADVERTISING INFO
Solivita reserves the right to refuse advertisement and does not guarantee any work or claims made by advertisers. Advertisement in Reflections does not constitute an endorsement or approval of goods or services by Solivita. Residents receive 50% off the 1/8 page ad at the one-month rate ($115). The resident rate is $57.50 for the 1/8 page ad only. As a reminder, only one discount is issued per household. To download the contract and make payment, please visit SolivitaAdvertising.com. For more information on advertising your business in Reflections, please contact the Advertising Administrator, Amanda Wright, at 813501-7220, SolivitaAdvertising@Evergreen-LM.com, or visit the website at SolivitaAdvertising.com.
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Do you have a suggestion for Reflections, Channel 732, or SolivitaHOA.com? Email inquiries or comments to Doug Gilbert at solivitacommunications@evergreen-LM.com or stop by the Communications Office.
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Summer is Coming!
By Shelley Destefano Community Concierge On the 21st of June we can bid spring farewell and welcome summer time. After this month is over, you will not have to wonder why they call Florida the Sunshine State! Make sure you drink lots of water! Pretend you are a camel. You may even feel like you’re in the desert, so it will be fitting. All jokes aside though, the summer heat is nothing to play around with in Florida, so please stay hydrated. If you are tired of filling yourself with fluid, you may want to try filling yourself with fun events and activities this month!
Silver Spurs Rodeo
The Silver Spurs Rodeo (located at 1875 Silver Spur Lane, Kissimmee, FL 34744) will be on June 1st at 7:30pm. Watch the sport of rodeo’s seven traditional events: bull riding, bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, team roping, steer wrestling, and women’s barrel racing. Regular adult tickets are $15 and they offer free admission for retired and active service members, as well as children 10 and under. Please call 321-6973495 or visit silverspursrodeo.com for more information.
Summer Grape Stomp
On June 8th from 10am-5pm and June 9th from 11am-5pm, you can stomp on grapes at the Lakeridge Winery and Vineyards Summer Grape Stomp Event. Grape stomping is included with the entry fee, which is free for children 12 and under and adult admission is just $10. The event will also feature live music, local artists, complimentary wine tours and tastings. You will also be able to purchase food and drinks. Contact Jose Cabranes at 800768-9463 or visit lakeridgewinery.com for more information.
Father’s Day
Father’s Day, which falls on June 16th, became a permanent national holiday back in 1972 when President Richard Nixon signed the law. Each year the day is celebrated on the third Sunday in June. It is so important for children to grow up with a father figure in their lives. Children look up to their fathers and admire their strength and the love they give their family. Make sure your dad knows that he holds a special place in your heart!
StampFest
StampFest, Stamping-Scrapbooking-Paper Crafting Convention, will be held on June 29th from 9am-5pm and June 30th from 10am-3pm. If you’re into papercrafts, this stamp and scrapbook
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event has your name on it. You may also be interested in their stamping convention classes that will take place on June 28th at night and June 29th. Tickets can be purchased at the door for $10 (cash only) and children 12 and under are free. The event will be located at Park Inn and Conference Center (3011 Maingate Lane, Kissimmee, FL 34747). Free parking. Visit stampfest.com or call 727-376-6289 for more information.
Firework Spectacular
The Vance Harmon Amphitheater (located at 625 Country Club Drive) will have their 2019 Firework Spectacular on June 29th from 6pm-10pm. You will be able to enjoy food trucks and vendors at the event. If you’re interested in being a vendor, your vendor application must be turned in by June 15th. Please contact liz.wargo@fsresidential.com for more information.
Reality Stars: Greek Gods Edition
Lake Wales Little Theatre (located at 411 North 3rd Street, Lake Wales, FL) will present Reality Stars: Greek Gods Edition June 14th23rd. In this hilarious romp, the great Greek myths are explored within a reality show framework. On Fridays and Saturdays, the show will start at 7:30pm and then at 2pm on Sundays. The tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students. Please visit lwlt.org or call 863-676-1266 for more information.
The Orlando Sightseeing Pass
With the pass, you can visit 2-5 attractions and save up to 50% with over 20 attractions to chose from. You have 12 months from the date of purchase to activate your passes. However, once activated, the pass will only be valid for 30 days. For Solivita residents, there is a 25% discount (on retail rates) valid through December 31st. To receive the discount, purchase the passes on sightseeingpass. com/en/orlando and use the Promo Code: SOLIVITA. Once you have sprung from spring to summer, here are two things to remember. Hurricane season will start in June and runs through November 30th. If that wasn’t enough for one month, June also has the longest day of the year, also known as summer solstice, which occurs on June 21st. Hey, just fill the month and yourself with whatever pleases you and it will be anything but boring! Community Concierge 863-427-7100 sdestefano@evergreen-LM.com
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Watching Out for Bugs
By Brad Thompson Branch Manager, Floralawn This month we officially enter summer, although it feels like the summer season started a month ago. That’s Florida! June brings with it our famous daily downpours, humidity as thick as pudding, and grass that grows right in front of your eyes. It also brings the launch of Floralawn’s chinch bug control program.
Bees & Wasps
While chinch bug controls fall under our responsibilities, we want to urge residents to keep an eye out for other summer pest: bees and wasps. These insects range from mostly non-threatening (the mud-dauber who is fixated on building its dirt igloo) to quite aggressive (i.e., the yellow jacket).
Chinch Bugs
Chinch bugs are tiny pests that inflict damage on turf grasses. At less than a quarter of an inch long, they don’t do much damage singly, but their power is in their numbers. As many as 200 chinch bugs can occupy one square foot of grass. These voracious eaters love St. Augustine grass, which is what grows throughout Solivita. They eat at the bottoms of the grass blades and suck the sap out of the blades, causing the grass to turn yellow and then brown as it dies. Chinch bugs have a well-earned reputation for being the secondmost-expensive plant-feeding arthropod in Florida. They cause millions of dollars of damage every year in the southeast U.S. You may notice bees, wasps, and mud-daubers flying around your patios and courtyards. We encourage you to keep a can of wasp spray handy for these unwelcome visitors. While muddaubers don’t cause much harm, their mud nests leave stubborn stains when removed. Get rid of mud-dauber homes quickly and don’t allow them to grow. We will not be having a Coffee Talk this month. We’ll resume in July! Plan to come to the Starlite Ballroom to hang out with us for an hour or so. Check the July Reflections for the upcoming Coffee Talk date. This is why Floralawn is proactive and aggressive in implementing chinch bug controls in Solivita. We use a systemic application and diligently re-treat areas that need it. Since chinch bugs have developed resistance to systemic insecticides, we keep a careful watch on treated areas to make sure eradication is complete.
Any questions? Stop by our office in the Administration Building or call us at 863-225-9569.
For the next 8-10 weeks, in addition to our other tasks throughout the community, we’ll be carrying out chinch bug insecticide applications.
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WANTED! VENDORS FOR THE 18TH ANNUAL FALL ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL Saturday, November 2nd from 10am-4pm Village Drive | Rain or Shine
Application Deadline is June 28th Resident 10x10 outdoor spaces are only $35. Handmade items including live plants, soap, candles, jarred/canned food items, woodworking and so much more are accepted in the festival. Application forms are available in the Activities Office or on SolivitaHOA.com under Lifestyles, Forms. For questions or more information, contact us at solivitafallfestival@gmail.com or call Activities at 863-427-7125. Photos by Deborah Siladie.
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[ Solivita University ]
Co-Sponsored by the Solivita University Committee and Activities No studying, tests or exams are given, just enlightening topics to keep your mind energized. All classes are 90 minutes long and require pre-registration, unless otherwise noted. Solivita University classes are also listed in a calendar on SolivitaHOA.com under the Club, Class, Group Directory and then click on Class Directory located on the left. The July course will open for registration starting on Monday, June 3rd. For more information or to purchase annual passes by cash, check or credit card, please visit the Activities Office or call 863-427-7125.
2019 Art and Literary Lecture Annual Pass - Reduced Price
This pass will allow residents admittance to any of the 4 Art and Literary Lectures scheduled in 2019 for $10 per person. If you choose not to purchase an Annual Pass and want to attend a lecture, admission is $5 per lecture at the door. Art and Literary passes are for Art and Literary Lectures only and are non-refundable. Next Art Lectures: October 22nd and November 12th Next Literary Lectures: October 28th and November 18th
Award given to outstanding new Latino talent by the National Association of Latino Independent Producers and was honored by the National Guard, Comité Noviembre of New York, the Puerto Rican NJ Statewide Parade Committee and the Latina Women’s Council of Mercer County, NJ. Born in Puerto Rico, she was raised in New York’s Spanish Harlem and has a degree in Education from New York University and a Certificate in Digital Filmmaking from SUNY Westchester Community College.
2019 Great Decision Discussions Annual Pass
Great Decisions (GD) is America’s largest discussion program on world affairs. The 2019 GD Annual Pass is $35 (or $40 for two sharing a book). If you choose not to purchase an Annual Pass and want to attend a discussion, admission is $5 per discussion at the door, no book included. Next Discussion: Cyber Conflicts and Geopolitics Tuesday, September 10th at 11am in the Gator Room and Wednesday, September 25th at 4pm in The Palms
The Borinqueneers Film and Discussion
Thursday, June 20th Ballroom • 2pm Tuition: Complimentary entrance, pre-registration is not required Film Producer, Director, Writer and Class Presenter: Solivita resident Noemi Figueroa Soulet is an experienced advertising consultant and producer to major advertising agencies for the Hispanic commercial market. She was a Finalist for the Estela
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Course Description: The Borinqueneers chronicles the neverbefore told story of the Puerto Rican 65th Infantry Regiment, the only all-Hispanic unit in U.S. Army history. Through compelling interviews and rare archival footage, this film explores the unique experience of the 65th, culminating in the Korean War and the dramatic events that would threaten its very existence. Bound by a strong cultural identity, the men of the 65th were determined to prove their mettle, in spite of discrimination within the Army. Having performed with distinction early in the Korean War, the Borinqueneers of the 65th would face their greatest challenge in the fall of 1952, when more than 100 soldiers were arrested.
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[ Solivita University] Nine years in the making, this award-winning film was aired nationally on PBS, the Pentagon Channel and on the Armed Forces Network. Screenings have taken place throughout the U.S. at film festivals, community organizations, universities and in military installations. There will be an archival photo display and a question-andanswer session with the participation of a Borinqueneer veteran will follow the film.
The Mythology of Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome
Thursdays, July 11th, 18th and 25th Gator Room • 3pm Tuition: $20 per student Professor: Thomas Gallagher, PhD is a Solivita resident who has taught both literature and law during his career. He currently teaches at Valencia College. Course Description: We will explore the nature of Mythology, which are traditional stories handed down for generations about gods, kings and heroes. It will show the relationships between various gods and between gods and men. We will see who the principal gods were in each of the three cultures and what they did. We will learn which gods are still popular. Week 1: The Egyptian religion lasted for 3,500 years. There are hundreds of deities, some having an animal form, some depicted with human bodies and animal heads, and some with a human form. The Egyptians saw divinity in everything. They created a vast and confusing multitude of gods. Week 2: In Roman Mythology, the gods were utilitarian like the practical and unimaginative Romans themselves. These gods were expected to serve and protect men and when they failed to
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be useful their worship was curtailed. Week 3: In Greek Mythology, the gods mirrored the Greek qualities of faithfulness, being quarrelsome, unforgiving deities who enjoyed warring, banqueting and fornicating. They were always depicted in human form with beautiful, powerful bodies. They were not only humanly intelligible but extremely pleasing to the eye as well.
Upcoming Summer and Fall 2019 Courses
• History of Comedy Through Film: 3-week Thursday course starting on August 8th at 1pm • Ethical Dilemmas: Is There a Right Way to do the Wrong Thing?: 3-week Tuesday course starting on September 10th at 1pm • Word 101: 4-week Monday course starting on September 16th at 3:30pm • Excel 101: 4-week Tuesday course starting on September 17th at 4pm • History of the Decades Through Film: 1900-1930s: 3-week Thursday course starting on October 3rd at 1pm • What is Economics? Background of the Science and Principal Players: 3-week Thursday course starting on October 10th at 3pm • Further Cases of Interest in Constitutional Law: 3-week Fridays course starting on October 11th at 11am • Whirlwind Bridge: 3-week Saturday course starting on October 12th at 1pm • History of Russian Revolution: 3-week Tuesday course starting on October 15th at 1pm • Jerusalem Jones and the Dead Sea Scrolls: 3-week Friday course starting on October 25th at 10:30am
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Disaster Preparedness – for CERT and for YOU! Submitted by the Solivita CERT Team
Solivita CERT works all year to be prepared for a large-scale emergency—one where the resources of Polk County will be stretched thin and response times may be very lengthy. Such emergencies can include weather-related events or manmade situations. Here we worry mostly about hurricanes and tornadoes. Other natural events are less likely or less destructive. For example, floods in Solivita are mitigated by the many retention ponds; however, floods on roads in the area may still be significant. Non-weather-related events could include wildfires, chemical or gas spills, transportation accidents, flu pandemic, and terrorist activities.
Our Efforts at Disaster Preparedness Are: • Basic (FEMA) training taken by all our members • Refresher training at our monthly meetings • Advanced topic training (by Polk County Fire Rescue) • Drills
We have county-wide disaster drills and also our own local drills. On April 10, 2019, we conducted our own Annual Drill right here in Solivita, sending Search and Rescue teams to the far corners of our great community to exercise map skills, communications, documentation and incident control. Above is a photo of our participants just prior to dispatch taken by one of our members, Judie Chiappone.
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While our main objective is to be prepared to respond, we also try to prepare our residents to be prepared as well.
The Basics of Preparedness for the Average Citizen Include:
• Be Informed »» Listen to the news and follow a developing storm or tornado watch. Have a weather radio (for when the power goes out). • Have a Plan »» Shelter-in-place is recommended for our homes, but evacuation may suit you. Where will you go? Whom will you inform? Who will look after your home during and after? • Have a Disaster Kit »» Food and water for 3 days. Essential tools and supplies, including tarp, rope, flashlights, yard gloves, etc. Get more information at the Concierge Desk or on SolivitaHOA.com under CERT (in Clubs), then in our “Documents.” JUST WAITING IS NOT PREPARING! Only you can prepare for your needs. This information is provided by your Community Emergency Response Team.
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Committee Roundup Fitness, Wellness & Recreation Committee
• The new online process for Guest Passes, which was presented to homeowners on April 16th, was discussed at the last committee meeting and will be implemented in both The Palms and the Riviera Spa & Fitness Center. • Court reservations for pickleball and tennis will also be adopting an online component.
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Solivita Yard of the Month Every month two independent judges choose a streetscape yard in a different neighborhood to be awarded the Green Thumbs Yard of the Month. The May Yard of the Month award goes to Franz and Emanuela Mieschke at 801 Ebb Tide for the lovely plantings around their home. They received a $25 gift certificate to enjoy for all the time and love they put into their yard. Congratulations!
• The Bocce Courts are being resurfaced and awnings at The Palms are scheduled to be installed. • The condition of the chess set near The Grille is showing signs of wear and may need to be replaced. This concern will be addressed in the future. • There are now additional certified pool staff who will be monitoring the upkeep as well as the pools/spas readings during the course of the day. • New class descriptions are available on SolivitaHOA.com or by request at the Riviera Spa & Fitness Center or The Palms. The classes are listed by intensity level. Copies are also posted at The Palms and the Riviera Spa & Fitness Center. Any questions or comments can be emailed to the committee at WellnessCommittee@SolivitaHOA.com.
A FRIEND WHO HAS LEFT US, BUT IS NOT FORGOTTEN Wayne Treat
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Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the resident who recently passed away.
Many thanks to Deborah Siladie, Past President and Photographer Extraordinaire, for her wonderful pictures of the Yard of the Month winners. The Green Thumbs had a caravan May 6th visiting many of the yards in Solivita including a Butterfly Garden and the Community Garden with a reception at The Palms. If you are a Solivita resident and are interested in becoming a member of the Green Thumbs Club Facebook Group Page, go to www.facebook.com/ groups/greenthumbsclub/permalink/1119596584890515/ and select “Request to Join.” Once approved, you can see all photo albums and page content.
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New Medi Spa Services By Crystal Bethea Owner of Riviera Spa Massage
In search of a better way to improve your spa experience, we have joined forces with owners Aida and Valeska of Sunshine Medical and Wellness Center in Kissimmee. Bringing on our Medical Director, Dr. Michael Thrasher MD, is allowing us to transform into your very own Holistic Wellness & Medi-Spa Boutique. We are in the credentialing stages to be able to accept in-network benefits for acupuncture, massage therapy and more! Finally, we are bringing back BOTOX/fillers and adding ED treatments, O-shot injections, NAD+ and IV therapies just to name a few! Intravenous infusion of nutrients directly into the bloodstream is exceptionally powerful due to circumventing issues of oral administration, including stomach upset, loss of potency, and absorption issues. These new services, coupled with acupuncture, therapeutic massages and facials, will provide long lasting benefits and restored performance, energy and your new look.
New Medi-Spa Services
Safety for Summer By Madalyn Colon Site Supervisor Vital Security & Investigations
With a busy schedule and the great Florida sun giving us a reason to play outside, I wanted to share some good tips that should help to keep you safe this summer.
Heat Safety Tips
• Stay hydrated throughout the day by drinking water steadily; don’t wait until you’re thirsty. • Avoid caffeine and alcohol, which can cause water loss more rapidly. • Take frequent breaks in the shade or indoors in the A/C. • Wear loose-fitting, lightly colored and lightweight clothes. • Check on friends and neighbors. • Minimize the use of heat-generating appliances like stoves or ovens. • If you exercise outside, do your training in the morning or evening when the heat is not as high. • Take cool showers or baths to cool down. • Check the local news/other outlets for important safety information.
Heat Complications
The following are some of the examples of different heat complications and the signs to identify each. • Heat Cramps: Sweating causes a loss of body salts and fluids, which can lead to heat cramps. An individual suffering from muscle spasms or pain due to the heat should move to a cool area, rest and hydrate.
• PRP Injections for Men and Women • Trigger Point injections • BOTOX • Sculpfra Fillers • Platelet Rich Plasma • IV Therapy with Choices of B-12, Hormone, Rejuv, Energy, Weight loss, Detox, Immunity, Muscle Recovery, Pain Management, Migraines, Jet Lag, Beauty Glow, and more
• Heat Exhaustion: If the body loses too much water and salt, heat exhaustion may result. Signs of heat exhaustion include fatigue, nausea, headache, excessive thirst, muscle aches/cramps, weakness, fainting, dizziness, confusion and anxiety. Move to a shady area, loosen and moisten clothing, and apply a cold compress or ice packs under arm pits and groin. Get the individual to cool water or a beverage (that does not contain alcohol or caffeine) if they are able to drink liquids.
We are super excited and ready to help make a difference in your overall wellness. If you’re looking for more information, please refer to our website at www.rivieraspamassage.com or give us a call at 407914-9168. See you soon!
• Heat Stroke: It can have the same symptoms as heat exhaustion. Watch for signs of rapidly progressing heatstroke, such as seizure, unconsciousness for longer than a few seconds, increased confusion, and moderate to severe difficulty breathing. If symptoms increase, call 9-1-1 IMMEDIATELY and continue cooling the individual.
Riviera Spa Massage 407-914-9168 info@rivieraspamassage.com
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Madalyn Colon 863-440-7572 madalync@vitalsecurity.com
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