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Atmore Nursing Center 715 East Laurel St Atmore, AL 36502 251-368-9121 Brown Nursing and Rehabilitation 2334 Washington St Alexander City, AL 35010 256-329-9061 Crowne Health Care of Citronelle 19225 North 4th St Citronelle, AL 36522 251-866-5509 Crowne Heath Care of Eufaula 430 Rivers Ave Eufaula, AL 36027 334-687-6627

Crowne Health Care of Fort Payne 403 13th St, NW Fort Payne, AL 35967 256-845-5990

Crowne Health Care of Springhill 3712 Dauphin St Mobile, AL 36608 251-304-3000

Crowne Health Care of Greenville 408 Country Club Dr Greenville, AL 36037 334-382-2693

Crowne Health Care of Thomasville 1415 Mosley Dr Thomasville, AL 36784 334-636-5614

Crowne Health Care of Mobile 954 Navco Rd Mobile, AL 36605 251-473-8684

Englewood Health Care Center 2046 South Alabama Ave Monroeville, AL 36460 251-575-3285

Crowne Health Care of Montgomery 1837 Upper Wetumpka Rd Montgomery, AL 36107 334-264-8416

Evergreen Nursing and Rehabilitation 100 Sanders Dr Evergreen, AL 36401 251-578-3783

Jackson Health Care 2616 North College Ave Jackson, AL 36545 251-246-2476 Madison Manor 3891 Sullivan St Madison, AL 35758 256-772-9243 Parkwood Health Care 3301 Stadium Dr Phenix City, AL 36867 334-297-0237 West Gate Village 100 Pineview St and Third Brewton, AL 36427 251-867-6077 Woodhaven Manor 105 West Windsor St Demopolis, AL 36732 334-289-2741

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Thank you for choosing to pick up the FREE Summer-Fall 2020 Edition of the Seniors Blue Book, the premiere Seniors Resource Guide for the Alabama Gulf Coast Region. The Seniors Blue Book is designed to help Seniors, Caretakers, and Family members navigate the maze of Senior Care, Housing and Services. We are dedicated to providing the most comprehensive information available to you and hope that you enjoy this helpful tool. 2020 has been very challenging due to the COVID-19 outbreak. This is especially true for our beloved Senior community. We whole-heartedly believe that we will beat this virus and return to normal life. We were fortunate in personally meeting some of the senior service providers prior to the outbreak.

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS Acadian Monitoring Services 800-259-3333

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RESOURCES FOR AGING WELL

Senior Companion Program 1150 Government St, Mobile 251-574-3232

American Red Cross – Atmore 101 N Pensacola Ave, Atmore 251-368-3643 – Bay Minette 300 N Hoyle Ave, Bay Minette 251-937-3801 – Brewton 1014 Douglas St, Brewton 251-867-3426 – Foley 412 E Laurel St, Foley 251-943-3844 – Mobile 35 N Sage Ave, Mobile 251-544-6100

ENERGY RESOURCES & WEATHERIZATION

Alert 1 844-335-5523

Community Action Agency – Atmore 309 E Ridgeley St, Atmore 251-368-4799 – Baldwin 26440 Pollard Rd, Daphne 251-626-2646 – Mobile 7296 10th St, Mobile 251-342-5650

Lifeline 855-681-5351 LogicMark – Guardian Alert 911 800-519-2419 Project LifeSaver – Baldwin County 251-972-0200 x7637 – Escambia County 251-809-0741 – Mobile County 251-574-4455

Ecumenical Ministries – 564 Fairhope Ave, Fairhope 251-928-3430 – 102 W Spruce Ave, Foley 251-943-3445

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES & RESOURCES Alabama Dept of Rehabilitation 2419 Gordon Smith Dr, Mobile 251-479-8611

Escambia County Community Action Agency 3227 Pea Ridge Rd, Brewton 251-867-4759

Alabama State Employment Call Center 866-234-5382

Mobile Community Action 461 Donald St, Mobile 251-457-5700

Easter Seals Employment Training Program 2440 Gordon Smith Dr, Mobile 251-300-6270

Salvation Army 1009 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-438-1625

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Mature Staffing Services 800-243-5463

Financial assistance companies specialize in assisting seniors facing financial problems or in need of financial assistance

Mobile Works 251-432-0909 SARPC Senior Aides Program 800-242-5463

PAYMENT METHODS*

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HOME HEALTH CARE AGENCIES Amedisys Home Health – Brewton Amedisys Home Health – Citronelle

251-809-1717 251-866-3261

Amedisys Home Health – Foley Amedisys Home Health – Mobile Amedisys Home Health – Monroeville Amedisys Home Health – Thomasville

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251-405-6451 251-621-4431

ComfortCare Home Health – Mobile

251-304-3158

D W McMillan Home Health

251-867-5054

Encompass Health Home Health Infirmary HomeCare of Jackson Infirmary HomeCare of Mobile

251-661-5313 251-262-6477 251-450-3300

Kindred at Home – Daphne

251-621-0882

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251-943-3002

Kindred at Home – Mobile

251-316-0917

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251-517-7556

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South Baldwin Regional Home Health

251-970-1290

Springhill Home Health – Baldwin

251-626-5895

Springhill Home Health – Mobile

251-433-8172

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251-990-9200

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COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND SERVICES Tax Aide Senior Citizens Services 22251 Palmer St, Robertsdale 251-972-8506 United Way – Baldwin 700 N McKenzie St, Foley 251-943-2110 – Mobile 218 St Francis St, Mobile 251-943-2110

Catholic Social Services – Baldwin 23010 Hwy 59 N, Robertsdale 251-947-3815 – Mobile 555 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-434-1500 Community Action Agency – Atmore 309 E Ridgeley St, Atmore 251-368-4799 – Baldwin 26440 Pollard Rd, Daphne 251-626-2646 – Mobile 7296 10th St, Mobile 251-342-5650 Ecumenical Ministries – 564 Fairhope Ave, Fairhope 251-928-3430 – 102 W Spruce Ave, Foley 251-943-3445

Escambia County Community Action Agency 3227 Pea Ridge Rd, Brewton 251-867-4759

FITNESS, REHABILITATION & WELLNESS PROGRAMS

PREFERRED PROVIDERS

(ad on page xxx) 3201 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile 251-602-4963 (ad on page 62) 304 E Rose St, Foley 251-943-1877

(ad on pages 87, 92) 1515 S University Blvd, Mobile 251-343-9600

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Salvation Army 1009 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-438-1625

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HEALTH AT HOME - HOME HEALTH, NON-MEDICAL HOME HEALTH CARE, AND HOSPICE CARE

This section offers three different comparison grids; the first features Skilled Home Healthcare; the second contains Non-Medical and Personal Assistance at home, and the third grid showcases Hospice Services for end of life care. First Familiarize yourself with the different services that are offered by each agency. You will find definitions about each service at the beginning of this section. Many options exist; we hope this will help you find a provider to meet your specific needs.

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HEALTH AT HOME HOUSING OPTIONS

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PRIVATE ROOMS SEMI-PRIVATE ROOMS KITCHENETTE SCHEDULED TRANSPORTATION ADULT DAY PROGRAMS NURSE ON STAFF RESPITE / SHORT TERM STAY WANDERGUARD SECURED MEMORY CARE UNIT SKILLED NURSING FACILITY RESIDENTIAL HOME PRICE DEPENDENT LEVELS OF CARE

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ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES

BALDWIN COUNTY

Homestead Village of Fairhope

251-929-0250 $1,200 133

Live Oak Village

251-943-6733 $3,200 60

Seagrass Village of Gulf Shores

251-225-4520 $3,500 50

Westminster Village

251-626-7007

924 Plantation Blvd, Fairhope 36532 2300 N Cedar St, Foley 36535

21298 Cotton Creek Dr, Gulf Shores 36542 500 Spanish Fort Blvd, Spanish Fort 36527 Baldwin House, 10171 Papageorge St, Daphne 36526

251-621-1717

22 $3,550

Country Gables, 12250 High Fields Rd, Grand Bay 36541

251-367-2800

$1,800

Country Place Sr Living – Fairhope, 8127 Gayfer Rd Ext, Fairhope 36532

251-929-3627

$3,295

Country Place Senior Living – Foley, 615 E Laurel, Foley 36535

251-943-4412

$3,295

Gardens of Daphne, 1307 Daphne Ave, Daphne 36526

251-625-0802

$2,640

The Blake at Malbis, 11626 US Hwy 90, Daphne 36526

251-625-6400

$3,300

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The Brennity at Daphne, 27440 CR 13, Daphne 36526

251-626-9000

$3,595

The Brennity at Fairhope, 50 Spring Run Dr, Fairhope 36532

251-928-5555

$2,800

The Huntingdon, 108 Homestead Village, Fairhope 36532

251-929-0250

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The Meadows of Atmore

251-446-9317 $2,365 16

The Meadows of Brewton

251-809-0227 $2,365 16

202 Medical Park Dr, Atmore 36502 205 Pineview St, Brewton 36426

251-809-3550

$3,195

251-344-3866 $2,765 52

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Crowne Place Assisted Living 3720 Dauphin St, Mobile 36608

Atria Senior Living, 4720 Morrison Dr, Mobile 36609

251-380-0053

Brookside Assisted Living, 2260 Pesnell Ct, Mobile 36695

251-633-9299

Dauphin Way Senior Living, 3085 Dauphin Square Conn, Mobile 36607

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Country Place Senior Living – Brewton, 905 Belleville Ave, Brewton 36426

SENIOR HOUSING

First you should familiarize yourself with the many options available and determine which one is best for your needs. You will find definitions of each type of housing at the beginning of the housing section. Then turn to our easy to read comparison grids. The grids are divided into 3 categories, depending on the type of community: Independent Living and Retirement, Assisted Living, and Skilled Nursing. The buildings are listed by city or county so you can zero in on the specific areas you are looking for.

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You will also find many feature articles throughout the publication. These articles are written by local experts on a variety of topics that can aid you in making the right choices.

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Advertiser Index

COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND SERVICES 10

Activities and Entertainment

Accounting & Tax Services

Adult Day Programs

Alzheimer's Research

Aquatic Classes & Therapy

DEPENDE N I Automative Repair

Cancer Treatment Centers

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Naro Audiology & Hearing Solutions Visit them at one of their four locations See pages 30-31.

Letter from the Publisher and Contact Information How to Use this Guide

Aging Information & Referral

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Care Management – Non-profit

Caregiver Support Services

Conservatorship

County Health Departments

Dementia Resources

Dental Resources

Diabetic Services & Supplies

Disaster Assistance

Elder Abuse, Rights, & Assistance

Elder Law

Emergency Response Systems

Employment Opportunities & Resources

Energy Resources

24-25

Financial Assistance

25-27

Fitness, Rehabilitation & Wellness Programs

27-28

Food Assistance

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Hearing Resources

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Hearing Services - Audiologists & Hearing Aids

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Home Medical Equipment & Supplies

32-33

Hospitals

Housing Placement & Resource Specialists

Insurance Resources

Legal Resources

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Medicare & Medicaid Information

Memory Screnning

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Mental Health Services & Counseling

39-40

Mobility Equipment

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Museums

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Pharmacies

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related organization assisted, and memo throughout Alabama

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Aging In Alabama Elder Law Firm Handling legal business during a pandemic. See pages 22-23.

Transportation

60-61

Urgent Care Centers Veteran Centers & Services

61-62

Vision Resources

62-63

Volunteer Opportunities

63-64

Wound Care

HEALTH AT HOME – NON-MEDICAL, SKILLED HOME HEALTH, AND HOSPICE CARE 65, 76

Non-Medical Home Care Definitions

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Non-Medical Home Health Care Comparison Grid

77, 80

Home Health Care Definitions

78-79

Home Health Agencies Comparison Grid

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Hospice Care Definitions

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Hospice Care Agencies Comparison Grid

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Tax Assistance & Information

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Housing Definitions

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Independent Living / Retirement Communities Comparison Grid

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Affordable- Subsidized Housing Grid

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Assisted Living Communities Comparison Grid

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Memory Care Assisted Living Communities Comparison Grid

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Skilled Nursing Facilities Comparison Grid

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ated organizations specializing in independent, isted, and memory care senior living communities oughout Alabama and Florida.

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Area Agency on Aging Providing Essential Services

Baldwin County LOCATIONS NEAR YOU Council on Aging Services

Combat Isolation & Depression by Connecting Our Generations

8 Community Senior Life Independent Living, Assisted Living, & Memory Care Assisted Living. Schedule a free tour today! See pages 56-57.

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Handling Legal Business During A Pandemic

Income Limits for QMB, SLMB, QI, and SSI

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Know the 10 Signs of Alzheimer’s Medicare 2020 "In a Nutshell" Memory Screening & Balance Testing, 1, 2, 3

Monthly Income Limits for Medicare Part D

Naro Audiology and Hearing Solutions

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Nutrition – It Doesn’t Have to Be Hard! The Connie Hudson Mobile Regional Senior Community Foundation, Inc. The Greatest Generation: Thriving During Covid

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Don’t Need Your RMD – Don’t Take It In an effort to blunt the impact of an economic downturn set in motion by the global coronavirus pandemic, Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act in March 2020. With most forecasters predicting that the U.S. economy was headed into a recession, lawmakers agreed on legislation that devotes historic government funding to support large and small businesses, individuals, families, hospitals, gig workers and independent contractors. At over $2 trillion, this is the largest rescue package in U.S. history. The major relief provisions talked about include: n

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much is the affect on retirement plans. The plan allows people to take special distributions and loans from tax-advantaged retirement funds up to $100,000 without facing a penalty. The 10% penalty on early withdrawals up to $100,000 from 401(k)s has been waived. Loans can be repaid over the next three years. If you recently turned 70 ½, you were supposed to take your first Required Minimum Distribution on April 1st ... but the CARES Act actually waived that requirement. In fact, everyone facing an RMD in 2020 is off the hook. This is good news, and will save on your taxes because you WOULD have been paying tax on the RMD that was based on your account’s value at the end of 2019 -- when almost everything was worth more. These measures apply to anyone directly affect ted by the disease itself or who faces economic hardship as a result of the pandemic. Because Americans are living longer and more are working past traditional retirement ages, the age after which you must begin taking required minimum distributions from certain retirement accounts has been raised from 70 ½ to 72.~ Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Paula Waldo, CPA, Lindsey & Waldo, LLC, Certified Public Accountants, 251-633-4070, www. cpamobileal.com. See ad on page 9.

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ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT

onnie Hudson Mobile C Regional Senior Community Center (ad on page 51) 3201 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile 251-602-4963

Foley Senior Center (ad on page 50) 304 E Rose St, Foley 251-943-1877

VIA! Health Fitness & Enrichment Center (ad on page 54) 1717 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-478-3311

ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICES

Lindsey & Waldo, CPA

(ad on page 9) 1050 Hillcrest Rd, Ste A, Mobile 251-633-4070

ADULT DAY PROGRAMS Adult day programs are for elders who need a place to stay during daytime hours because they have difficulty functioning alone.

PREFERRED PROVIDER

Mercy Life – A PACE Organization

(ad on page 81) 2900 Springhill Ave, Mobile 855-367-6562

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Affinity Life Care Center 12440 Magnolia Ave, Ste 300, Magnolia Springs 251-202-3971 Blue Haven Adult Center 1725 Lott Rd, Eight Mile 251-408-3740 Coastal Respite Care 300 E. Laurel, Foley 251-317-1212 Daybreak UMC Senior Day Care Gulf Shores 251-968-2549

E. A. Roberts Alzheimer’s Center (ad on page 104) 169 Mobile Infirmary Blvd, Mobile 251-435-6950

Fairhope UMC Shepherd’s Place 155 S Section St, Fairhope 251-928-1148 Grandfriends Via! 1717 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-470-5222 L. J. Conaway Adult Day Care 830 Summerville St, Mobile 251-457-4904 Lily Baptist Adult Day Care 360 Kennedy St, Mobile 251-433-8521 Serenity Senior Daycare 3995 Cottage Hill Rd, Ste B, Mobile 251-307-5116 U. J. Robinson Memorial Center 266 Mobile St, Mobile 251-479-8593 United Cerebral Palsy Adult Day Program of Mobile 251-479-4900

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Alzheimer’s Association National Headquarters 800-272-3900 Alzheimer’s Association Panhandle Chapter 233 W Gregory St, Pensacola 850-462-5410 DETA Program 800-457-5679

E. A. Roberts Alzheimer’s Center (ad on page 104) 169 Mobile Infirmary Blvd, Mobile 251-435-6950

AQUATIC CLASSES & THERAPY Bodenhamer Recreation Center 310 W 19th Ave, Gulf Shores 251-968-1420

Connie Hudson Mobile Regional Senior Community Center (ad on page 51) 3201 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile 251-602-4963 Dearborn YMCA 321 N Warren St, Mobile 251-432-4768 Eastern Shore Aquatics Center 10580 CR64, Daphne 251-300-0820 Providence Wellness Center 6904 Providence Park Dr, Mobile 251-266-2090 Snook Family YMCA 2560 S Pine St, Foley 251-970-3003

AGING INFORMATION & REFERRAL Provides a network of resources and information to seniors and their families

PREFERRED PROVIDERS

Aging & Disability Resource Center – SARPC (see pages 12-16) 251-706-4680 / 800-243-5463

Area Agency on Aging (AAA section pages 12-16) – Baldwin 22251 Palmer St, Robertsdale 251-972-8506 – Escambia 8600 Hwy 31, Atmore 251-368-1032 x102 – Mobile 110 Beauregard St, Mobile 251-706-4680

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Baldwin County Council on Aging (ad on pages 13 & 18) – Eastern Shore / Bay Minette 251-928-3002 – Robertsdale 251-972-8506

VIA! Health Fitness & Enrichment Center (ad on page 54) 1717 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-478-3311 –––––––––––––––

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Area Agency on Aging Providing Essential Services

n these unusual times, it seems everyone is having to find new ways to do things, to take care of necessary business and to keep connected to others. But this is especially true for older adults, people with disabilities, and those with chronic conditions. Likewise, those of us who provide services to these same individuals have to be especially thoughtful in redesigning and reimaging our services. But we want you to know, the Area Agency on Aging has never stopped providing services, many of them essential to maintaining independence at home. We are still here and we will be here throughout the pandemic. We may not be seeing as many of you, but you are our focus every day we come to work. In this article I want to let you know how we are maintaining services while we are all staying safer at home or restricting activities.

We never stopped answering our phones at our Aging & Disability Resource Center, and will continue to be there to Julie McGee help Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. We have been able to work with our community partners to keep all Area Agency on 27 senior centers providing hot “to go” meals to seniors and Aging Director to the homebound. To respond to increased needs for home delivered meals, we doubled the number of people age 60 and over we deliver frozen meals to each week. We were able to arrange for 5,600 fresh food boxes to be distributed in June. We are addressing some of the serious problems of social isolation by staff calling seniors receiving home delivered meals, Medicaid Waiver or caregiver services. Our South Alabama RSVP volunteers are sending cards to residents of nursing homes, and sewing masks for essential workers. We are also piloting the use of robotic pet cats and dogs for those with dementia, where studies have indicated positive benefits. We are learning to go virtual with Teletown halls, Facebook Live, Zoom, small group conference calls, and on-line educational and recreational programming. We obtained Trualta, a new online education and support platform for caregivers, just call us to enroll. We are offering our Chronic Disease Self-Management class in a home study format, shipping manuals and CDs followed by instructor lead small group calls. We are developing a program to help people with services when they leave the hospital. We are working to keep seniors safe and engaged. So while we won’t have our annual Senior Expos this fall or see you at community events, be assured we are open for business. We invite you to contact us if we can be of assistance. There are no charge for our services, funding is provided through the Older Americans Act. Julie McGee is the Area Agency on Aging Director of the South Alabama Regional Planning Commission, she can be emailed at jmcgee@sarpc.org. 12 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021

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he Baldwin County Council on Aging, a department of the Baldwin County Commission, serves as a resource for information and assistance for seniors. The Council on Aging is dedicated to preserving the dignity, independence and peace of mind for the senior citizens of Baldwin County. We provide support in navigating the issues that seniors face. Here are some of the services we offer: •P ersonalized case management – you are not just a number, receive one on one personalized review of your needs or concerns

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• I nsurance counseling – we offer a non-biased look at your circumstances to see what plans offer you the best coverage. We are here to answer any questions you may have. •B enefit Screening – we review your personal information and will suggest programs that you may qualify for. •D urable Medical Equipment – if you’re in need of medical equipment, call us, we may have what you’re looking for. Walkers, canes, etc. •L egal Assistance – Durable Power or Attorney/Living Will to those 60 or older, provided FREE of charge. •P rescription Assistance – Provides assistance through the pharmaceutical companies or local charitable pharmacy. •S enior Emergency Essentials Kits – Disaster preparation, information update annually, checkup calls. •T ax Prep Site – We host a tax preparation site from February – April, staffed by AARP volunteers. •C onsignment Gift Shop – Open to the Public. Baldwin County Seniors 60 and older can place their hand-crafted items in the shop on consignment. •C lasses – Ceramics classes are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays each week. Yarnspinners—Knitting and crocheting class meets on Wednesdays at 9AM. •N utrition Sites – Six nutrition centers are located throughout the County. Centers provide hot nutritious meals 5 days a week. Some centers offer a homebound meal program; service area is limited. These are just a few of the services we provide. If you need a service not listed here, or if you have any questions or concerns, please call 251-972-8506, Eastern Shore area call, 251-928-3002 or North Baldwin call 251-937-0264. Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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2020 Monthly Income Limits For Help With Medicare Part D When Applying Through The Social Security Office (Includes $20 Per Month Any Income Disregard) 2020 MONTHLY INCOME LIMITS FOR HELP WITH MEDICARE PART D WHEN APPLYING THROUGH THE SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE (INCLUDES $20 PER MONTH ANY INCOME DISREGARD)

HOW TO DETERMINE HOUSEHOLD SIZE: COUNT YOURSELF AND YOUR SPOUSE (IF HE OR SHE LIVES WITH YOU) AND ALSO COUNT ANY OTHER RELATIVE WHO LIVES WITH YOU FOR WHOM YOU PROVIDE MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF THAT PERSON’S SUPPORT. HOW TO DETERMINE GROSS INCOME: IF ANY OF YOUR OR YOUR SPOUSE’S INCOME IS FROM WORK (A JOB OR SELF-EMPLOYMENT), FIRST DETERMINE MONTHLY GROSS EARNED INCOME (GROSS PAY BEFORE DEDUCTIONS OR NET EARNINGS FROM SELF-EMPLOYMENT), THEN SUBTRACT $65.00, THEN DIVIDE THE REMAINDER BY TWO, THEN ADD ALL OTHER INCOME. ASSETS/RESOURCES LIMITS: YOUR RESOURCES (NOT COUNTING YOUR HOME AND LAND ADJOINING IT, YOUR VEHICLES, HOUSEHOLD PERSONAL PROPERTY, AND LIFE INSURANCE) MUST BE LESS THAN $14,610 IF SINGLE OR $29,160 IF MARRIED AND LIVING IN THE SAME HOUSEHOLD IF YOU ARE APPLYING THROUGH THE SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE FOR HELP WITH MEDICARE PART D. THESE LIMITS INCLUDE THE $1500 PER PERSON FUNERAL AND BURIAL EXEMPTION. IF YOUR INCOME IS BELOW 135% AND YOUR RESOURCES ARE BELOW $9,360 IF SINGLE OR $14,800 IF MARRIED AND LIVING TOGETHER, YOUR DRUG DEDUCTIBLE IS $0 AND YOUR CO-PAYMENTS ARE LIMITED TO $3.60 FOR A 90-DAY SUPPLY OF GENERIC DRUGS AND $8.95 FOR A 90-DAY SUPPLY OF BRAND NAME DRUGS. IF YOUR RESOURCES ARE BETWEEN $9.360.01 and $14,610 IF SINGLE OR BETWEEN $14,800.01 and $29,160 IF MARRIED AND LIVING TOGETHER OR IF YOUR INCOME IS BETWEEN 135% AND 150%, YOUR ANNUAL DRUG DEDUCTIBLE IS $89 OR LESS AND YOUR CO-PAYMENTS ARE LIMITED TO NO MORE THAN 15% OF THE COST OF THE DRUGS.

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* A SINGLE PERSON WITH GROSS MONTHLY INCOME OF $1457 OR LESS (NOT COUNTING INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS) SHOULD APPLY FOR QMB/SLMB/QI TO BECOME AUTOMATICALLY ELIGIBLE FOR HELP WITH PART D. A MARRIED COUPLE WHO LIVE TOGETHER WITH GROSS MONTHLY INCOME OF $1960 OR LESS (NOT COUNTING INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS) SHOULD APPLY FOR QMB/SLMB/QI TO BECOME AUTOMATICALLY ELIGIBLE FOR HELP WITH PART D. ASSETS/RESOURCES DO NOT COUNT IN DETERMINING ELIGIBILITY FOR QMB/SLMB. IF YOU ARE ALREADY ELIGIBLE FOR QMB, SLMB, OR QI, THEN YOU ARE AUTOMATICALLY ELIGIBLE FOR HELP WITH MEDICARE PART D, AND YOU DO NOT HAVE TO APPLY THROUGH THE SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE. SPECIAL NOTE FOR MARRIED COUPLES IN WHICH ONLY ONE OF THEM IS ELIGIBLE FOR MEDICARE: FIRST COUNT ONLY THE COUNTABLE GROSS INCOME OF THE PERSON WHO HAS MEDICARE (NOT COUNTING INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS). IF THAT AMOUNT IF LESS THAN THE $1456 MONTHLY LIMIT FOR QI, THEN ADD TOGETHER THE MONTHLY COUNTABLE GROSS INCOME OF BOTH SPOUSES (NOT COUNTING INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS). IF THAT AMOUNT IS LESS THAN $1923, THEN THE PERSON WHO HAS MEDICARE SHOULD APPLY FOR QMB/SLMB/QI THROUGH THE STATE MEDICAID OFFICE TO BECOME AUTOMATICALLY ELIGIBLE FOR HELP WITH MEDICARE PART D. IF, ON THE OTHER HAND, EITHER THE COUNTABLE GROSS INCOME OF THE PERSON WHO HAS MEDICARE (NOT COUNTING INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS) IS MORE THAN $1456 OR THE COMBINED COUNTABLE GROSS INCOME OF BOTH SPOUSES IS MORE THAN $1960 (NOT COUNTING INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS), THEN THE PERSON WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR MEDICARE SHOULD APPLY THROUGH THE SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE FOR HELP WITH MEDICARE PART D AS A TWO-PERSON HOUSEHOLD. SPECIAL NOTE FOR HOUSEHOLDS OF MORE THAN A SINGLE PERSON ALONE OR A MARRIED COUPLE LIVING TOGETHER: IF YOU CANNOT QUALIFY FOR QMB/SLMB/QI, AND YOU ARE PROVIDING MORE THAN ONE-HALF THE SUPPORT FOR ONE OR MORE OTHER RELATIVES WHO LIVE WITH YOU, THEN YOU SHOULD CHECK TO SEE IF YOUR AND YOUR SPOUSE’S INCOME (INCLUDING INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS) IS BELOW THE AMOUNT LISTED UNDER 150% FOR THE HOUSEHOLD SIZED LISTED ABOVE. IF SO AND IF YOUR ASSETS/RESOURCES ARE LESS THAN $14,610 SINGLE OR $29,160 MARRIED AND LIVING TOGETHER, THEN YOU SHOULD APPLY THROUGH THE SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE FOR THE LIS (EXTRA HELP ON DRUG COST).

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Revised February 2020 There Are No Resources Limits For QMB, SLMB, And QI QMB, SLMB, QI, AND SSI Revised February 2020 THERE ARE NO RESOURCES LIMITS FOR QMB, SLMB, AND QI. ________________________________________________________________________________________

QMB is a program for seniors and persons with disabilities who are on Medicare and who have limited income. It covers the remainder of everything for which Medicare pays part, such as all hospital and doctor bills, plus the $198 annual deductible. It also pays the monthly Medicare premium that is withheld from most Social Security checks, so your check will increase if you get QMB. YOU DO NOT NEED ANY OTHER MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT (such as Blue Cross C+, AARP, etc.) IF YOU QUALIFY FOR QMB.

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QMB, SLMB, QI, AND SSI

INCOME LIMITS FOR QMB $1,084-one person unmarried or married but not residing together $1,457-married couples who reside together(combined income) To determine if your income falls below these limits: first, take the gross monthly amount that you make from working at a job. (The gross amount is the amount before any deductions for taxes, insurance, or anything else.) Subtract $65. Then divide the remainder by 2. This is how much of your earning from a job count toward the QMB limit. Second, add the gross amount of all other monthly income such as rental income, Social Security, other pensions, and veterans benefits. DO NOT include interest and dividends. You must count the gross amount of these checks before anything is deducted or taken out. For example, Medicare takes a Part B premium out of the Social Security checks for most people. This amount must be added back to the check you receive to determine how much counts for QMB. If the amount that counts is less than $1,084 and you are not residing with a spouse or $1,457 combined for a married couple who reside together, then you are eligible for QMB. ________________________________________________________________________________ SLMB and QI are programs for elderly and disabled persons who are on Medicare and who have limited income but do not qualify for QMB. SLMB and QI will pay your Medicare premium for you each month if you qualify. Thus, your Social Security should increase by the amount of the Part B premium each month. Since deductibles and copayments for Part A and Part B are NOT covered by the SLMB/QI program, YOU STILL NEED YOUR MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT OR A MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PLAN. INCOME LIMITS FOR SLMB $1,296-one person unmarried or married but not residing together $1,744-married couples who reside together (combined income) Determine your income the same way as stated above for QMB eligibility. If the amount that counts is less that $1,296 and you are not residing with a spouse or $1,744 combined for a married couple who reside together, then you are eligible for SLMB. INCOME LIMITS FOR QI $1,456 one person unmarried or married but not residing together $1,960-married couples who reside together(combined income) Determine your income the same way as stated above for SLMB eligibility. If the amount that counts is less than $1,456 and you are not residing with a spouse or $1,960 who reside together, then you are eligible for QI. _________________________________ ______________________________________________ INCOME LIMITS FOR SSI $ 803-one person unmarried or married or divorced but not residing together $1,195-married or divorced couples who reside together (combined income) RESOURCES LIMITS: $2000 single; $3000 married and divorced couples who reside together DO NOT COUNT THE PROPERTY UPON WHICH YOU LIVE TO APPLY FOR SSI: CALL SOCIAL SECURITY AT 1-800-772-1213 ______________________________________________________________________________ TO APPLY FOR QMB, SLMB, OR QI CONTACT YOUR LOCAL STATE HEALTH INSURANCE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SHIP) .

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Area Agency on Aging Advocacy, Action, Answers on Aging

As the designated Area Agency on Aging by the Alabama Department of Senior Services, the South Alabama Regional Planning Commission serves Baldwin, Escambia and Mobile counties in Southwestern Alabama. Our Area Agency on Aging is a hub for information and services for older adults age 60 and older, their caregivers and persons with disabilities. We provide many free programs and also fund local agencies that offer services for seniors and caregivers. With our pulse on our community, we have the answers to your aging and disability questions. Our major programs include: • Aging and Disability Resource Center - the door to information, services and public benefits • Caregiver Support, Education and Respite • Elder rights, Medicare fraud, legal counseling • Health Promotion Classes (chronic diseases, fall prevention) • Home and Community Based Services/ Medicaid Waiver Programs • Medicare and Insurance Counseling, Medicare Savings Programs • Nutrition programs - home delivered meals, food assistance • Ombudsman for Long Term Care (nursing homes, assisted living) • Prescription Assistance • Senior Centers

We are your trusted local government resource for unbiased information. Area Agency on Aging South Alabama Regional Planning Commission P.O. Box 1665, Mobile, AL 36633 110 Beauregard St, Suite 207 Mobile, AL 36602 16 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021

Contact Information Ph: 251-706-4680 / 1-800-243-5463 Email: aginginfo@sarpc.org Web: www.agingsouthalabama.org Facebook: @agingsouthalabama

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Area Agency on Aging – Clarke, Conecuh, Monroe, & Washington Counties 3 Camden Bypass, Camden 334-682-5206 / 888-617-0500 Independent Living Ctr of Mobile 251-460-0301 National Council on Aging 571-527-3900 National Eldercare Locator 800-677-1116

United Way Connect 2-1-1 8 Commerce St, Ste 1140, Montgomery 36104 2-1-1 / 7-1-1 (hearing impaired) Dialing 211 will connect you to a trained operator that can assist you with information on services available in the community 24/7. United Way Information & Referral 251-433-3624

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The Baldwin Council on Aging MISSION: The Baldwin Council on Aging is the leading advocate, relative to all aging issues, on behalf of all older persons in the planning and service area. The Council on Aging serves as the resource for information, training, technical assistance, advocacy and leadership for the elderly. The Council on Aging is dedicated to preserving the dignity, independence and peace of mind for the elderly citizens of Baldwin County. Because we are a government-funded agency, we are not affiliated with any business. We are here strictly to advise Baldwin County residents about the information and services that might be available to them at little or no cost. – Kelly Childress, Baldwin County Council on Aging Coordinator

251.972.8506 22251 Palmer Street Robertsdale, AL 36567 CANCER TREATMENT CENTERS Cancer Ctr at Providence Hospital 6701 Airport Blvd, Bldg B, Mobile 251-266-1890 Gulf Coast Cancer Center – 1 207 Azalea Place, Brewton 251-867-6544 – 1 703 N Bunner St, Foley 251-943-1680 – 2 9653 Anchor Cross Blvd, Daphne 251-626-1755 Mobile Infirmary Medical Center 5 Mobile Infirmary Cir, Mobile 251-435-2400 North Baldwin Infirmary 1815 Hand Ave, Bay Minette 251-937-5521 Southern Cancer Center 29653 Anchor Cross Blvd, Daphne 888-625-6896 Southwest Alabama Community Cancer Center 200 Rumbley Rd, Monroeville 251-575-2697

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Thomas Hospital 750 Morphy Ave, Fairhope 251-928-2375 USA Mitchell Cancer Institute – 1 660 Spring Hill Ave, Mobile 251-665-8000 – 1 88 Hospital Dr # 400, Fairhope 251-990-1850

CARE MANAGEMENT – NON PROFIT Care management agencies provide assistance and guidance in coordinating long term care, in-home care, or other services based on needs assessment and an individualized care plan

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COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS Baldwin County Health Dept – 2 12 Courthouse Sq, Bay Minette 251-937-6935 – 2 3280 Gilbert Dr, Robertsdale 251-947-1910

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Clarke County Health Dept 22600 Hwy 84 E, Grove Hill 251-275-3772

– Eastern Shore / Bay Minette 251-928-3002 – Robertsdale 251-972-8506

Conecuh County Health Dept 102 Wild Ave, Evergreen 251-578-1952

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Escambia County Health Dept – H wy 31 N, Atmore 251-368-9188 – 1 115 Azalea Pl, Brewton 251-867-5765

Alabama Cares 251-706-4680 / 800-243-5463 Alabama Lifespan Respite Resource Network Mobile 866-737-8252

Mobile County Health Dept – 1 9250 Mobile St N, Citronelle 251-866-9126 – 2 51 N Bayou St, Mobile 251-690-8158 – 3 810 Wulff Rd E, Semmes 251-445-0582

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Caregiver Center 800-272-3900 Care Givers Unite Mobile 251-209-1555

Monroe County Health Dept 416 Agriculture Dr, Monroeville 251-575-3108

Veterans Affairs National Caregiver Support Line 855-260-3274

Washington County Health Dept 14900 St. Stephens Ave, Chatom 251-847-2245

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Area Agency on Aging – Clarke, Conecuh, Monroe, & Washington Counties 3 Camden Bypass, Camden 334-682-5206 / 888-617-0500

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Care Givers Unite – Mobile 251-209-1555

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DENTAL RESOURCES Alabama Donated Dental Services 800-414-9449 Alabama Free Clinic 257 Hand Ave, Bay Minette 251-937-8096 Brewton Family Dental Center 1115 Azalea Pl, Brewton 251-867-8020 Citronelle Health & Dental Center 19250 N Mobile St, Citronelle 251-866-5585 Dauphin Island Parkway Health Ctr 2601 Dauphin Island Pkwy, Mobile 251-690-8889 Eight Mile Health Center 4009 St. Stephens Rd, Eight Mile 251-456-1399 Franklin Primary Health – 1 115 Azalea Pl, Brewton 251-809-3925 – 3 147 First Ave, Loxley 251-964-2404 – 1 303 Dr MLK Jr Ave, Mobile 251-432-4117

DIABETIC SERVICES & SUPPLIES Alabama Free Clinic 257 Hand Ave, Bay Minette 251-937-8096 Infirmary Diabetes & Resource Ctr 5 Mobile Infirmary Cir, Mobile 251-435-2785 Providence Hospital Diabetes Ctr 6701 Airport Blvd #436, Mobile 251-266-1987 Thomas Hospital Diabetes Center 312 S Greeno Rd, Bldg C, Ste B, Fairhope 251-279-1700

DISASTER ASSISTANCE Baldwin County EMA 23100 McAuliffe Dr, Robertsdale 251-972-6807 Clarke County EMA 114 Court St, Grove Hill 251-275-8775 Conecuh County EMA 102 County Shop Rd, Evergreen 251-578-5911

Mostellar Medical Ctr Dental Clinic 12701 Padgett Switch Rd, Mobile 251-824-2174

Escambia County EMA 314 Belleville Ave, Brewton 251-867-0232

North Mobile Health Center 950 E Coy Smith Hwy, Mt. Vernon 251-829-9884

Mobile County EMA 348 N McGregor Ave, Mobile 251-460-8000

Semmes Health Center 3810 Wulff Rd E, Semmes 251-445-0582

Monroe County EMA 65 N Alabama Ave, Monroeville 251-575-8154

Victory Health Partners 3750 Professional Pkwy, Mobile 251-445-0611

Washington County EMA 435 Hearn Dr, Chatom 251-847-2668

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Government and non-profit agencies which advocate for or protect seniors from abuse in housing, financial matters, physical harm Alabama Attorney General’s Office of Consumer Protection 800-393-5658

Charity Navigator 201-818-1288 Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program 251-433-6541 Medicare Fraud 251-434-6848 Mobile Fair Housing Center 251-479-1532

Alabama Dept of Public Health Nursing Home Hotline 800-356-9596

Mobile Police Dept Elder Crime Prevention Unit – Project Care 251-208-1938

Alabama Dept of Public Health Assisted Living Facility Hotline 800-873-0366

State of Alabama Elder Abuse Hotline 800-458-7214

Alabama Elder Care Hotline 800-458-7214

State of Alabama Medicare Fraud Division 800-458-7214

Alabama Securities Commission 800-222-1253

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Handling Legal Business During Conducting business as we A Pandemic age is no fun, but in the midst of a pandemic, it is easy for people to simply postpone that important business.

This is not a good idea, particularly since our aging population has proven to be vulnerable to the COVID-19 virus. We can give you some tips to get your business taken care of quickly and painlessly. Your general business needs include: 1. Banking. 2. Estate planning. 3. Taxes. 4. Insurance. 5. L icenses, tags, other Government functions. You may find locations closed or not taking appointments, longer lines and no seating present, and additional roadblocks to smoothly handling transactions, so STEP ONE: Be familiar with your state’s orders regarding safety or health restrictions that are currently in place, for example, can you get out to the bank in person, do you have to wear a mask? Is there seating if there is a wait? STEP TWO: Determine deadlines and mark your calendar. For example, calendar the date to change your health insurance (for most Medicare recipients this is October 15-December 7), and enter a recurring reminder in your calendar.

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STEP THREE: List important telephone numbers and be persistent. Call the place of business. Get specific information for accomplishing your task. If you need to renew a CD, can you give instructions over the phone, online, or by mail. STEP FOUR: Schedule the appointment, even if it is virtual. Many businesses permit tasks to by mail or online like renewing your driver’s license or car tag, to avoid overcrowding the DMV. For estate planning, we are scheduling in person or online consultations via video, and can mail documents. Video notarization is available in Alabama during the pandemic. STEP FIVE: Now is the time to take that computer class (online) and become more proficient in using your computer, tablet or phone. This will allow you to conduct a great deal of business on the internet from the safety of your home. STEP SIX: Enlist allies. Have a trusted friend that can assist in conducting business. Contact your attorney and prepare a durable power of attorney to give that person the ability to handle your important business if you cannot out. In our next article, I hope we are all living in a safer and more secure time. ~ Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Kyla G. Kelim, Esq., Aging in Alabama. See on page 23.

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS Acadian Monitoring Services 800-259-3333 Alert 1 844-335-5523 Lifeline 855-681-5351 LogicMark – Guardian Alert 911 800-519-2419 Project LifeSaver – Baldwin County 251-972-0200 x7637 – Escambia County 251-809-0741 – Mobile County 251-574-4455

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES & RESOURCES Alabama Dept of Rehabilitation 2419 Gordon Smith Dr, Mobile 251-479-8611 Alabama State Employment Call Center 866-234-5382 Easter Seals Employment Training Program 2440 Gordon Smith Dr, Mobile 251-300-6270 Mature Staffing Services 800-243-5463 Mobile Works 251-432-0909 SARPC Senior Aides Program 800-242-5463 24 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021

Senior Companion Program 1150 Government St, Mobile 251-574-3232

ENERGY RESOURCES Community Action Agency – Atmore 309 E Ridgeley St, Atmore 251-368-4799 – Baldwin 26440 Pollard Rd, Daphne 251-626-2646 – Mobile 7296 10th St, Mobile 251-342-5650 Ecumenical Ministries – 5 64 Fairhope Ave, Fairhope 251-928-3430 – 1 02 W Spruce Ave, Foley 251-943-3445 Escambia County Community Action Agency 3227 Pea Ridge Rd, Brewton 251-867-4759 Mobile Community Action 461 Donald St, Mobile 251-457-5700 Salvation Army 1009 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-438-1625

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Financial assistance companies specialize in assisting seniors facing financial problems or in need of financial assistance

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Catholic Social Services – Baldwin 23010 Hwy 59 N, Robertsdale 251-947-3815 – Mobile 555 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-434-1500 Community Action Agency – Atmore 309 E Ridgeley St, Atmore 251-368-4799 – Baldwin 26440 Pollard Rd, Daphne 251-626-2646 – Mobile 7296 10th St, Mobile 251-342-5650 Ecumenical Ministries – 5 64 Fairhope Ave, Fairhope 251-928-3430 – 1 02 W Spruce Ave, Foley 251-943-3445 Escambia County Community Action Agency 3227 Pea Ridge Rd, Brewton 251-867-4759

Salvation Army 1009 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-438-1625 Tax Aide Senior Citizens Services 22251 Palmer St, Robertsdale 251-972-8506 United Way – Baldwin 700 N McKenzie St, Foley 251-943-2110 – Mobile 218 St Francis St, Mobile 251-943-2110

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FITNESS, REHABILITATION & WELLNESS PROGRAMS continued BALDWIN COUNTY Bodenhamer Recreation Center 310 W 19 Ave, Gulf Shores 251-968-1420 Daphne Senior Center 2605 US Hwy 98, Daphne 251-620-2400

YMCA Snook Family 2560 S Pine, Foley 251-970-3003

CLARK COUNTY Health Actions Physical Therapy 451 Safford Ave, Thomasville 334-636-1461

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Eastern Shore Rehab & Health Ctr 101 Villa Dr, Daphne 251-621-4200

YMCA Brewton Family 1635 Belleville Ave, Brewton 251-867-9622

James P. Nix Adult Activity Center 1 Bayou Dr, Fairhope 251-928-283

JACKSON COUNTY

North Baldwin Fitness Center 2115 Hand Ave, Bay Minette 251-937-9099

Health Actions Physical Therapy 1711 College Ave, Jackson 251-246-5761 #252

MOBILE COUNTY

Orange Beach Recreation Center 4099 Orange Beach Blvd, Orange Beach 251-981-6979

Beth M. Rouse Rehab Center 6904 Providence Park Dr, Mobile 251-639-2090

Robertsdale Rehab & Healthcare Center 18700 US Hwy 90, Robertsdale 251-947-1911

Gulf Coast Health & Rehab 8002 Grelot Rd, Mobile 251-634-8002

Senior Circle – South Baldwin Regional Medical Center 1613 N McKenzie, Foley 251-949-3563

J.L. Bedsole Rotary Rehabilitation Hospital 5 Mobile Infirmary Cir, Mobile 251-435-3417

Thomas Fitness Center 212 Hospital Dr, Ste A, Fairhope 251-279-1684

J.R. Thomas Wellness, Fitness & Rehabilitation Center 1361 Dr MLK Jr Ave, Mobile 251-275-3191

YMCA Bounds Family 8051 Whispering Pines Rd, Daphne 251-626-0888

Mobile Nursing & Rehabilitation 7020 Bruns Dr, Mobile 251-639-8278

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166 Mobile Infirmary Blvd, Mobile 251-435-2010

ock Steady Boxing R Saad Healthcare

(ad on Back Cover) 1515 S University Blvd, Mobile 251-287-8946 Senior Spirit – Providence Hospital 6801 Airport Blvd, Mobile 251-633-1696 #2 YMCA Hearin Chandler 951 Downtowner Blvd, Mobile 251-344-4856

Catholic Charities 555 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-434-1500

YMCA Moorer Family 101 N Water St, Mobile 251-438-1163

Central Presbyterian Church Food Pantry 1260 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-432-0591

YMCA North Mobile 9270 Saraland Loop, Saraland 251-679-8877

Christian Service Center 317 Dolphin Ave, Gulf Shores 251-968-5256

FOOD ASSISTANCE Alabama Dept of Human Resources – Brewton 326 Evergreen Ave, Brewton 251-809-2000 – Chatom 14921 St Stephens Ave, Chatom 251-847-6100 – Grove Hill 22609 Hwy 84, Grove Hill 251-275-7001 – Mobile 3103 Airport Blvd, Mobile 251-450-6900 – Robertsdale 22259 Palmer St, Robertsdale 251-945-2400

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Christ United Methodist Food Pantry 6101 Grelot Rd, Mobile 251-342-0462 City Church Food Pantry 3750 Michael Blvd, Mobile 251-342-4886 Dayspring Baptist Church Food Pantry 2200 S Cody Rd, Mobile 251-633-0250 Ecumenical Ministries – 5 64 Fairhope Ave, Fairhope 251-928-3430 – 1 02 W Spruce Ave, Foley 251-943-3445 Feeding the Gulf Coast 5248 Mobile S St, Theodore 251-653-1617 Continued on next page Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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FOOD ASSISTANCE continued Loaves & Fishes Cmnty Ministries 15 N Joachim St, Mobile 251-432-7227 Meals on Wheels – 2 24 Grant St, Chickasaw 251-452-6466 – 5 64 Fairhope Ave, Fairhope 251-928-3430 Prodisee Pantry 9315 Spanish Fort Blvd, Spanish Fort 251-626-1720 The Christian Service Center 317 Dolphin Ave, Gulf Shores 251-968-5256

GARDEN CLUBS Gulf Shores Garden Club 260 Clubhouse Dr, Gulf Shores 251-968-5683 Master Gardeners – Baldwin, 302A Byrne St, Bay Minette 251-937-7176 – Mobile, 1070 Schillinger Rd N, Mobile 251-574-8445

HEARING RESOURCES Alabama Institute for Deaf & Blind 251-432-7777 Sertoma Club Hearing Health Screening 251-454-2903 Starkey Hearing Foundation – HEAR Now 800-328-8602 University of South Alabama Speech & Hearing 251-445-9378 28 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021

Veteran’s Hearing Aids 251-219-3900

HEARING – AUDIOLOGISTS / HEARING AIDS PREFERRED PROVIDER

NARO Audiology & Hearing Solutions

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– 1 57A N Hoyle Ave, Bay Minette 251-937-8731 – 1 305 McMillan Ave, Brewton 251-867-7711 – 2 2530 US Hwy 98, Ste 240, Fairhope 251-929-9397 – 1 49 W Peachtree Ave, Foley 36535 251-970-3277 ––––––––––––––– Ascent Audiology & Hearing – 105 Lottie Ln, Ste A, Fairhope 251-990-0535 – 6601 Airport Blvd #A, Mobile 251-300-5871 Baldwin Hearing Center 3947 Gulf Shores Pkwy, Ste 250, Gulf Shores 251-210-3929 Beltone Hearing Aid Center 319 S Sage Ave, Mobile 251-479-9409 Miracle-Ear Hearing Aid Center – 23936 US Hwy 98, Ste 2, Fairhope 251-313-0730 – 4318 Downtowner Loop N, Ste K, Mobile 251-644-6396 – 2344 Schillinger Rd S, Bldg 2, Mobile 251-313-0713 – 106 Alabama Ave W, Thomasville 334-500-3367

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Mobile Hearing Clinic 6414 Grelot Rd, Ste C, Mobile 251-313-1377

HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES PREFERRED PROVIDER

SAAD Healthcare

(ad on page 81 and Back Cover) – 1 515 S University Blvd, Mobile 251-343-2990 – 6 450 US Hwy 90, Spanish Fort 251-626-4558

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Affinity Home Medical 724 Lakeside Dr, Mobile 251-666-2002 Bay Home Medical Equipment – 910 Nichols Ave, Fairhope 251-214-0441 – 1218 Montlimar Dr, Ste C, Mobile 251-478-5111 DW McMillan Home Medical Equipment 1108 Douglas Ave, Brewton 251-867-2797 Jubilee Medical Equipment 28851 N Main St, Ste 2, Daphne 251-375-0019 McConaghy Home Medical Wilson Ave, Thomasville 334-637-0100 Continued on page 32 Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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Naro Audiology and Hearing When you make an appointment at Solutions Naro Audiology and Hearing Solutions, you can rest assured that your hearing and wellness needs will be met with exceptional care.

“Our mission is to provide professional audiological services and hearing health care while developing excellent rapport with our patients by giving individualized attention and personal, compassionate care,” says Dr. Angelene Naro. She emphasizes the importance of earning and maintaining the trust of her patients, and develops a heavily researched, personalized care plan for each person she and the rest of her team treats. With offices in Brewton, Bay Minette, Fairhope, and Foley, Naro provides high-quality care to several communities, and will visit patients who are unable to come to them. Naro addresses hearing impairments, balance and dizziness issues, and concerns about overall health and wellness, so patients can live the best versions of their lives. In today’s world, an increasing number of Americans are experiencing hearing loss at younger ages, and it takes the average patient 7 years to make their first appointment to address gradual hearing loss. Naro understands the connection between hearing impairments and other health issues, and how these problems can affect patients’ personal and professional lives. With accurate diagnostic testing and a vast array of top-notch resources, Naro’s skilled team can identify and treat hearing

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deficits and issues related to balance and dizziness with efficiency. Utilizing cutting-edge technology, Naro develops an individualized care plan for each patient, aiming not only to address hearing and balance needs, but also to improve their overall health and quality of life. Naro’s high-standard treatments address the individual first, assessing their unique needs and lifestyle to best develop a wellness plan that works for them. In addition to Naro’s customized approach, they also offer post-rehab and chronic condition management as well as personal wellness and training programs, so patients can receive and maintain optimal day-to-day life and well-being. Naro consistently works to improve their approach to wellness, taking into account patient feedback, new research, and intuitive practices. With an unmatched level of personal, compassionate care, Naro strives to help each patient live the life they deserve. ~ Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Naro Audiology and Hearing Solutions. See ad on pages 29, 31.

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HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES continued from page 29 Med-South 1420 N McKenzie St, Ste 1, Foley 251-943-9119

Thomasville Regional Medical Ctr 300 Med Park Dr, Thomasville 334-636-2525

CONECUH COUNTY

Medical Equipment Solutions 1501 N McKenzie St, Foley 251-200-1311

Evergreen Medical Center 101 Crestview Ave, Evergreen 251-578-2480

Medical Store, Inc 114 Clark St, Grove Hill 251-246-0444

ESCAMBIA COUNTY

Oak Ridge Home Medical 4180 Oak Ridge Ave, Ste A, Mobile 251-666-0891 S. Baker Medical Equipment 16 Midtown Park E, Mobile 36606 251-478-9697 Wave Medical Equipment 333 Greeno Rd S, Ste C, Fairhope 251-990-0708

HOSPITALS BALDWIN COUNTY North Baldwin Infirmary 1815 Hand Ave, Bay Minette 251-937-5521 South Baldwin Regional Medical Center 1613 N McKenzie St, Foley 251-949-3400 Thomas Hospital 750 Morphy Ave, Fairhope 251-928-2375

CLARK COUNTY Grove Hill Memorial Hospital 295 S Jackson St, Grove Hill 251-275-3191 32 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021

Atmore Community Hospital 401 Medical Park Dr, Atmore 251-368-2500 D W McMillan Memorial Hospital 1301 Belleville Ave, Brewton 251-867-8061

JACKSON COUNTY Jackson Medical Center 220 Hospital Dr, Jackson 251-246-9021

MOBILE COUNTY Mobile Infirmary Medical Center 5 Mobile Infirmary Cir, Mobile 251-435-2400 Mobile VA Outpatient Clinic 4444 Demetropolis Rd, Mobile 251-219-3900 Providence Hospital 6801 Airport Blvd, Mobile 251-633-1000 Springhill Medical Center 3719 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-344-9630 University of South Alabama Medical Center 2451 Fillingim St, Mobile 251-471-7000

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MONROE COUNTY Monroe County Hospital 2016 S Alabama Ave, Monroeville 251-575-3111

WASHINGTON COUNTY Washington County Hospital 14600 St Stephens Ave, Chatom 251-847-2223

HOUSING PLACEMENT & RESOURCE SPECIALISTS PREFERRED PROVIDER

Care Patrol

(ad on page 100) PO Box 1463, Daphne 251-317-0183

––––––––––––––– Senior Care Authority 36 N Section St, Fairhope 251-597-4234

Medicare 800-633-4227 Social Security Administration 800-772-1213 / 800-325-0778 TTY State Health Insurance Counseling Program (SHIP) 800-243-5463 / 251-706-4680

LEGAL RESOURCES Alabama State Bar Lawyer Referral Service 415 Dexter Ave, Montgomery 251-433-9790 Area Agency on Aging – Davis & Associates 110 Beauregard St, Mobile 251-434-6848

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USA Children’s & Women’s Hospital 1700 Center St, Mobile 251-415-1000

Legal Services Alabama 104 St Francis St, Ste 700, Mobile 251-433-6560 South Alabama Volunteer Lawyers Program 56 St Joseph St, Ste 312, Mobile 251-438-1102

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INSURANCE RESOURCES Alabama Dept of Insurance 334-269-3550 Alabama Medicaid Agency 251-472-4360 / 800-362-1504 Alabama Quality Assurance Foundation 205-970-1600 Dept of Veterans Affairs 800-827-1000

BALDWIN COUNTY Bay Minette Public Library 205 W 2nd St, Bay Minette 251-580-1648 Daphne Public Library 2607 US Hwy 98, Daphne 251-621-2818 Fairhope Public Library 161 N Section St, Fairhope 251-928-7483 Continued on next page Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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LIBRARIES continued Foley Public Library 319 E Laurel St, Foley 251-943-7665 Loxley Public Library 1001 Loxley Ave, Loxley 251-964-5695 Marjorie Younce Snook Public Library 202 W Broadway St, Summerdale 251-989-2011 Orange Beach Public Library 26267 Canal Rd, Orange Beach 251-981-2923 Oscar Johnson Memorial Library 21967 6th St, Silverhill 251-945-5201 Perdido Bay Library 12634 Library St, Lillian 251-962-4700 Robertsdale Public Library 18301 Pennsylvania Ave, Robertsdale 251-947-8960 Thomas B. Norton Public Library 221 W 19th Ave, Gulf Shores 251-968-1176 CLARK COUNTY Grove Hill Public Library 108 Dubose Ave, Grove Hill 251-275-8157 Thomasville Library 1401 Mosley Dr, Thomasville 334-636-5343 CONECUH COUNTY Evergreen-Conecuh County Public Library 119 Cemetery Ave, Evergreen 251-578-2670

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ESCAMBIA COUNTY Atmore Public Library 700 E Church St, Atmore 251-368-5234 Brewton Public Library 206 W Jackson St, Brewton 251-867-4626 Escambia County Cooperative Library – Books by Mail 700 E Church St, Atmore 251-368-4130 Flomaton Public Library 608 McCurdy St, Flomaton 251-296-3552

JACKSON COUNTY White Smith Memorial Library 213 College Ave, Jackson 251-246-4962

MOBILE COUNTY Bayou La Batre Public Library 12747 Padgett Switch Rd, Irvington 251-824-4213 Ben May Main Library 701 Government St, Mobile 251-208-7073 Citronelle Memorial Library 7855 State St, Citronelle 251-866-7319 Ina Pullen Smallwood Memorial Library 224 Grant St, Mobile 251-452-6465 Mitchell Public Library 4440 High Point Rd, Eight Mile 251-452-7846

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Mount Vernon Public Library 19180 Shepard Lake Rd E, Mount Vernon 251-829-9497 Parkway Branch Public Library 1924-B Dauphin Island Pkwy, Mobile 251-470-7766 Prichard Public Library 300 W Love Joy Loop, Prichard 251-452-7847 Saraland Public Library 111 Saraland Loop, Saraland 251-675-2879 Satsuma Public Library 5466 Old Hwy 43, Satsuma 251-679-0700 Semmes Branch Public Library 9150 Moffett Rd, Semmes 251-645-6840 Theodore Oak Branch Public Library 5808 Hwy 90 W, Ste E, Theodore 251-635-5012 Toulminville Branch Public Library 601 Stanton Rd, Mobile 251-438-7075 Trinity Gardens Community Library 2668 Berkley Ave, Mobile 251-457-5954 West Regional Branch Library 5555 Grelot Rd, Mobile 251-340-8555

MONROE COUNTY Monroe County Public Library 121 Pineville Rd, Monroeville 251-743-3818

WASHINGTON COUNTY McIntosh Public Library 83 Olin Rd, McIntosh 251-944-2047 Washington County Public Library 14102 St. Stephens Ave, Chatom 251-847-2097

MEDICAID ATTORNEY PREFERRED PROVIDER

Aging in Alabama

(ad on page 23) 68 N Bancroft St, Fairhope 251-281-8120 –––––––––––––––

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Moorer/Spring Hill Branch Library 4 McGregor Ave S, Mobile 251-470-7770

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Davis & Associates 574 Azalea Rd, Ste 103, Mobile 251-434-6848

MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PLANS Companies offering senior-oriented health coverage and medicare supplemental programs

PREFERRED PROVIDERS

ercy Life – A PACE M Organization

(ad on page 81) 2900 Springhill Ave, Mobile 36607 855-367-6562 ––––––––––––––– Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama 877-278-7007 Health Markets 908 N McKenzie St, Foley 251-943-2244 Continued on page 38 Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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Medicare 2020 “In A Nutshell” (Parts A, B & Medigap Plans) Original Medicare is a government health insurance program primarily for people age 65 and older. It has four main parts: A, B, C & D. The chart below is an example of how Parts A & B work together with a traditional Medicare supplement also known as a “Medigap Plan.” Medicare Part A Hospital Insurance

Medicare Part B Medical Insurance

Supplemental Policy Plans A - N Medigap

Generally no cost (If you paid Medicare taxes while working)

Most people pay monthly $144.60 (Premium could be higher based on income)

Premium varies by company, age, location & other factors.

$1,408 deductible (per benefit period) It is possible to pay the $ $1,408 deductible and other daily charges for multiple stays & extended care.

$198 annual deductible. (this can increase each year) 80/20 after deductible.

Plan covers: Inpatient hospital care, home health care services, hospice, inpatient skilled nursing & more.

Plan covers: health care providers, ambulance, emergency care, outpatient surgical, preventive services and other Medicare approved benefits.

Providers are paid by Medicare assignment.

Most doctors accept Medicare.

No coverage outside USA.

No coverage outside the USA.

No out-of-pocket maximum.

Many people add a Medigap plan, Part D or an Advantage Plan (Part C) to fill the “gaps” in the coverage.

A person on Medicare is also known as a “Medicare Beneficiary.”

Guarantee Issue at initial enrollment (Other special enrollment periods may be avalable) These plans generally pay Part A deductible, the 20% not covered by Part B & other Medicare eligible benefits When this coordinates with Medicare, many benefits are 100% covered Can provide benefits outside USA Plans are only available through insurance companies. Important to add Part D plan to cover prescription drugs & avoid penalties. Must have Part A & B to enroll.

There is no additional cost to use the services of a full time insurance professional. Please call us or a broker in your local area for additional assistance. This article was written by Craig N. Anderson, President of Anderson Benefits, Inc. located in Salt Lake City, Utah. To contact call: 877-363-9575 or craig@andersonbenefits.com 36 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021

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Medicare Advantage plans are governed by Medicare. They are only offered through insurance companies that have an annual contract with Medicare. They are NOT the same as Medigap policies. They must cover all Medicare approved services. Most Advantage plans include Part D prescription drug coverage. Advantage Plans Part C INSTEAD of a Medigap Plan (A-N)

Medicare Part D Drug Program

Premium varies by company and coverage. (Same premium for all ages).

Part B premium $144.60 is still paid (Premium can be higher depending on income)

Plans are generally a variation of the following: Deductible (Phase I) $0–$435 deductible

There are many plan types available: PPO, HMO, HSA, PFFS, etc.

Initial Coverage (Phase II) co-pay coverage until the total cost of the drugs = $4,020

Plans have co-pays and /or coinsurance for covered benefits & services.

Plans have an annual out-of pocket maximum.

Coverage Gap / Doughnut Hole (Phase III) The member now pays much more for covered drugs 25% generic / 25% brand. There is a drug manufacture discount on brand name drugs that can count toward the “True out-of-pocket” (TrOOP) You remain here until the $6,350 (TrOOP) has been met

Plans may have additional services and discounts, including dental, vision, gym membership & more.

Catastrophic Coverage (Phase IV) For the remaining calendar year, covered drugs are: $3.60 / $8.95 or 5% depending on drug tier

There is an Annual Election Period (AEP) which runs from October 15–December 7 of each year. This is the time to make changes in company or coverage.

Part D can be separate with Medigap & PFFS plans. There is a penalty for late enrollment into Part D.

Must have Part A & B to enroll.

Must have Part A or B to enroll.

Preventive care is covered 100%.

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Medicare 2020 “In A Nutshell” Med Advantage (Part C) with RX (Part D)

Annual Election Period is Oct 15–Dec 7 each year

For more information visit www.medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE. This information is the opinion of the author and intended as an easy to read summary. This is not a contract. Additional limitations and exclusions may apply to services. In the event of any inconsistencies with Medicare or with a published medical insurers certificate, the certificate / Medicare will control. Prepared 02/2020 Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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Healthcare Resource Center 1120 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile 251-751-5434 Insurance Specialist 402 E Laurel Ave, Foley 251-943-2728 Medicare Insurance Advisors 1203 US 98, Ste 2B3, Daphne 251-463-0031 Melvin Hall Independent Agent 350 Ferry Ave, Saraland 251-591-0277 United Healthcare – AARP Medicare Complete 855-416-1466 Viva Medicare Plus 3071 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-380-2222

MEDICARE & MEDICAID INFORMATION Alabama Medicaid 501 Dexter Ave, Montgomery 334-242-5000

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Elderly & Disabled Medicaid Waiver 110 Beauregard St, Mobile 251-706-4680

MEMORY SCREENING Baldwin County Memory Screening 251-965-5122

MENTAL HEALTH & COUNSELING PREFERRED PROVIDER

North Baldwin Infirmary Senior Behavioral Health (ad on page 39) 1815 Hand Ave, Bay Minette 251-580-1770 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

AltaPointe Health Systems – 2 400 Gordon Smith Dr, Mobile 251-473-4423 – 2 01 E Camphor Ave, Foley 251-943-2818 – 3 01 W Laurel Ave, Foley 251-943-6646 – 3 72 S Greeno Rd, Fairhope 251-928-2871 – 7 09 W 14th St, Bay Minette 251-937-6070 – 2 009 Medical Ctr Dr, Bay Minette 251-937-0967 Bayview Professional Associates 1015 Montlimar Dr, Mobile 251-450-2250 Bradford Health Services 1000 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile 251-633-0900

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EastPointe Hospital 7400 Roper Ln, Daphne 251-450-2211

Survivors of Mental Illness 4351 Midmost Dr, Mobile 251-342-0261

Harbor at Thomas Hospital 308 S Greeno Rd, Fairhope 251-279-1119

Tri- Coastal Community Outreach, Inc 10520 Hwy 188, Grand Bay 36541 281-865-9731

Mobile Infirmary Behavioral Health 5 Mobile Infirmary Cir, Mobile 251-435-2620 Southwest Alabama Behavioral Health Care Systems – 1 321 McMillan Ave, Ste A, Brewton 251-867-3242 – 2 20 Magnolia Ave, Evergreen 251-578-4545 – 1 29 Clark St, Grove Hill 251-275-4165 – 5 30 Hornady Dr, Monroeville 251-575-4837

MOBILITY EQUIPMENT PREFERRED PROVIDER

SAAD Healthcare

(ad on page 81 and Back Cover) – 1 515 S University Blvd, Mobile 251-343-9600 – 6 450 US Hwy 90, Spanish Fort 251-626-4558 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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Mobile Mobility Scooters 951 Schillinger Rd N, Ste D, Mobile 251-633-9960

Orange Beach Indian & Sea Museum 25850 John M Snook Dr, Orange Beach 251-981-8545

CLARKE COUNTY

National Seating and Mobility 854 Lakeside Dr, Ste B, Mobile 251-473-2725

Clarke County Historical Museum 116 W Cobb St, Grove Hill 251-275-8684

S. Baker Medical Equipment 16 Midtown Park E, Mobile 251-478-9697

Kathryn Tucker Windham Museum 30755 Hwy 43 S, Thomasville 334-637-3146

Team Adaptive Medical 1251 Boltons Branch Dr, Mobile 251-471-1088

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MUSEUMS BALDWIN COUNTY Baldwin County Heritage Museum 25521 Hwy 98 E, Elberta 251-986-8375 Fairhope Museum of History 24 N Section St, Fairhope 251-929-1471 Foley Railroad Museum 125 E Laurel Ave, Foley 251-943-1818 Fort Morgan State Historic Site Museum 51 AL 180, Gulf Shores 251-540-7127

Dinosaur Adventure Land 488 Pearl Ln, Repton 855-244-3466

ESCAMBIA COUNTY Poarch Band Creek Indians Museum 5811 Jack Springs Rd, Atmore 251-368-9136 Thomas E. McMillan Museum 220 Alco Dr, Brewton 251-809-1528

MOBILE COUNTY Alabama Contemporary Art Center 301 Conti St, Mobile 251-208-5671 Bellingrath Gardens & Home 12401 Bellingrath Gardens Rd, Theodore 251-973-2217

Gulf Shores Museum 244 W 19th Ave, Gulf Shores 251-968-1473

Bragg Mitchell Mansion 1906 Spring Hill Ave, Mobile 251-471-6364

Holmes Medical Museum 111 W Laurel Ave, Foley 251-970-1818

Colonial Fort Conde 150 S Royal St, Mobile 251-208-7569 Continued on page 42

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Background & Info on Baldwin County Memory Screening/ Balance Testing For years the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (non-profit, NYC group which primarily raises funds in aid of caregivers/ support groups) has supported and run a National Memory Screening Program. In 2015, I saw a map AFA published noting locations for free memory screening across the USA. Noting that Huntsville was the only Alabama screening location, I contacted AFA and started a site in South Baldwin County. “Testing 1, 2, 3” went live in November, 2015, holding screenings since then every year— one in October/November for locals and one in February for Snowbirds. Over 60 volunteers now support our screening efforts. In the fall of 2016, we added Balance Testing which can show how to improve balance, regardless of age. We rely on medical professionals— retired nurses, dental technicians, pharmacists, caregivers, etc.— to conduct memory screenings. Non-medical volunteers are Greeters and Balance Testers. The events run approximately 3 hours each, 20+ events a year (about 60 hours of active screening/testing).

On average, we screen 500+ people, the numbers growing each year. The biggest contribution “Testing 1, 2, 3” makes is to the 75% of those screened who have never had a memory test and do not know whether memory loss is normal or not. All seniors suffer memory loss, particularly short term. To be screened and learn that one’s memory loss is normal, age-related can be very comforting. To those who fail the test, we explain that the test is not a diagnostic tool itself, but can be an indicator of significant memory loss. To those, we give forms to take to personal doctors for further evaluation. Since memory loss can be caused by many factors (other than dementia), a more complete evaluation is important. Here are some facts about Alzheimer’s:

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“TESTING 1, 2, 3”

It is the 6th leading cause of death in the US and is the only one of the top 10 that is not curable, preventable nor able to be put in remission.

Over 6 million people in the US now suffer from Alzheimer’s, 2/3 of whom are women. It is estimated that there will be 25 million suffering from the disease in 2025, if there are no medical breakthroughs.

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Conde Charlotte Museum 104 Theatre St, Mobile 251-432-4722 Dauphin Island Sea Lab 101 Bienville Blvd, Dauphin Island 251-861-2141 GulfQuest National Maritime Museum 155 S Water St, Mobile 251-436-8901 History Museum of Mobile 111 S Royal St, Mobile 251-208-7569 Mobile Carnival Museum 355 Govt St, Mobile 251-432-3324 Mobile Medical Museum 1664 Spring Hill Ave, Mobile 251-415-1109 Mobile Museum of Art 4850 Museum Dr, Mobile 251-208-5200 Oakleigh House Museum 300 Oakleigh Pl, Mobile 251-432-1281 Phoenix Fire Museum 203 S Clairborne St, Mobile 251-208-7569 Richards DAR House Museum 256 N Joachim St, Mobile 251-208-7320 USS Alabama 2703 Battleship Pkwy, Mobile 251-433-2703

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MONROE COUNTY Old Courthouse Museum 31 N Alabama Ave, Monroeville 251-575-7433

WASHINGTON COUNTY Washington County History Museum 443 Court St, Chatom 251-847-2052

PHARMACIES

CVS Pharmacy

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– CVS 4938 208 McMeans Ave, Bay Minette 251-937-3933 – CVS 6071 12900 N Wintzell Ave, Bayou La Batre 251-824-3692 – CVS 7668 19215 N 3rd St, Citronelle 251-866-9605 – CVS 16621 1698 Hwy 98, Daphne 251-626-5739 – CVS 4959 27040 Hwy 98, Daphne 251-621-9081 – CVS 4847 210 W Front St, Evergreen 251-578-1811 – CVS 4945 51 S Greeno Rd, Fairhope 251-928-3153 – CVS 1806 1300 S McKenzie St, Foley 251-943-6614

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– CVS 4782 10115 Grand Bay Wilmer Rd S, Grand Bay 251-865-6128 – CVS 4868 813 College Ave, Jackson 251-246-6634 – CVS 11016 4645 Airport Blvd, Mobile 251-266-7944 – CVS 2567 7081 Airport Blvd, Mobile 251-342-0948 – CVS 16248 3150 Bel Air Mall, Mobile 251-471-9768 – CVS 2675 900 Government St, Mobile 251-432-8320 – CVS 4818 4881 Schillinger Rd, Mobile 251-661-6305

– CVS 4877 2280 MLK Jr Dr, Mobile 251-471-6229 – CVS 4888 4453 Old Shell Rd, Mobile 251-344-9770 – CVS 4900 2550 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-471-1573 – CVS 4903 3100 Dauphin Island Pkwy, Mobile 251-471-2591 – CVS 7671 1401 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile 251-633-7298 – CVS 1814 3932 Cottage Hill Rd, Mobile 251-661-1190 Continued on next page

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PHARMACIES continued – CVS 8362 7101 Cottage Hill Rd, Mobile 251-631-3623 – CVS 8363 664 Schillinger Rd S, Mobile 251-776-7745 – CVS 16725 790 Schillinger Rd S, Mobile 251-776-1512 – CVS 2899 25761 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach 251-974-1590 – CVS 4876 3445 St Stephens Rd, Prichard 251-457-0878 – CVS 1822 21975 Hwy 59, Robertsdale 251-947-8602 – CVS 10575 24 Saraland Blvd N, Saraland 251-675-2747 – CVS 4883 9151 Moffett Rd, Semmes 251-649-2206 – CVS 10898 9917-A Spanish Fort Blvd, Spanish Fort 251-626-3113 Christopher Pharmacy 1300 Schillinger Rd S, Ste W2, Mobile 251-288-4612 Dawes Pointe Pharmacy 8650 Cottage Hill Rd, Ste 101, Mobile 251-607-9800 Elberta Pharmacy 24980 State St, Elberta 251-986-8115

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Fairhope Pharmacy 398 Fairhope Ave, Fairhope 251-928-8822 Island Drug & Gifts 3645 Gulf Shores Pkwy, Gulf Shores 251-967-1100 Lillian Pharmacy 12831 6th St, Lillian 251-962-3777 Midtown Pharmacy 2152 Airport Blvd, Mobile 251-479-2424 Springhill Pharmacy 3715 Dauphin St, Ste 1E, Mobile 251-410-3870 The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy 311 Shelton Beach Rd, Ste A, Saraland 251-679-9095

PHYSICIANS DIABETES Coastal Medical Group – Monica Chiang, MD 300 S Greeno Dr Ste B, Fairhope 251-929-3424 Diabetes Center at Providence 6801 Airport Blvd, Mobile 251-633-1987 Eastern Shore Internal Medicine 341 Greeno Rd N, Ste C, Fairhope 251-990-1770 Mobile Infirmary Resource Center 5 Mobile Infirmary Cir, Mobile 251-435-2785 Thomas Hospital Diabetes Center 750 Morphy Ave, Fairhope 251-279-1700

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Charla Joy Evans, MD 831 Hillcrest Rd #C, Mobile 251-660-5940

East Bay Psychiatry 761 Middle St, Fairhope 251-928-4750

David Ross, MD 1700 Springhill Ave, Mobile 251-435-1200

Severin W. Grenoble, MD 26920 Pollard Rd #532, Daphne 251-239-2009

Diagnostic and Medical Clinic 1020 Cleveland Rd, Saraland 251-675-4733

HOME VISITS

Homedica Housecalls 23 Midtown W, Ste B-1, Mobile 251-295-5110

Homedica Housecalls 23 Midtown W, Ste B-1, Mobile 251-295-5110 NEPHROLOGY

IMC Family Medical West 5320 Hwy 90 W, Mobile 251-666-8232

Alabama Kidney Care 1715 N Bunner St, Foley 251-943-2300

Internal Medicine Center 101 Memorial Hospital Dr #200, Mobile 251-414-5900

Nephrology Associates of Mobile 124 S University Blvd #A, Mobile 251-343-5004

Kevin Varden 500 Spanish Fort Blvd, Daphne 251-626-8579 Marcia Littles, MD 1700 Springhill Ave, Ste 100, Mobile 251-435-1200 Randall Hall, MD 405 N Section St, Fairhope 251-990-8860

PODIATRY Affordable Podiatry 5809 Grelot Rd, Mobile 251-654-4444

PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE

Thomas H. McCulloch, MD 405 N Section St, Fairhope 251-990-8860

AAA SenioRx (Prescription Assistance Program) – Baldwin County 251-937-0358 – Escambia County 251-867-0257 – Mobile County 251-706-4680

West Mobile Medical Group 610 Providence Park Dr E, Ste 101, Mobile 251-378-3900

Franklin Primary Health Mobile 251-436-7676

Shyla Reddy, MD 1504 Spring Hill Ave #1800, Mobile 251-434-3475

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Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Program 800-633-4227

Camping World of Robertsdale 21282 AL 59, Robertsdale 866-906-6968

Mobile County Health Dept 251-690-8889

Cherokee Farms RV Center 15705 N Juniper St, Foley 251-971-2598

Mostellar Medical Center Irvington 251-824-2174 Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy – Baldwin County 251-937-0358 – Escambia County 251-867-5765 – Mobile County 251-432-4111

Countryman’s Marine & RV Services 12738 CR 65, Foley 251-943-0330 Cummins Sales & Service 1924 E I-65 SV Rd N, Mobile 251-456-2236 Ewing RV Repair 14581 CR 49, Summerdale 251-508-3102

Partnership for Prescription Assistance 888-477-2669

Foley Auto & RV Repair, Inc 17150 Underwood Rd, Foley 251-971-3770

Veterans Affairs 800-827-1000

Johnny’s RV Discount Dealership Center 5688 US 90, Theodore 251-653-1049

RESPITE CARE Respite is a period of rest or relief for those who give constant care to an ill person. Many skilled nursing facilities and assisted living communities offer this service. Please refer to our housing grids on pages 96, 102.

Peterson RV Services 3900 S McKenzie St, Foley 251-943-1128

Alabama Cares Family Caregiver Program 800-243-5463

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Alabama Lifespan Respite 866-737-8252

Area Agency on Aging

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RV RESORTS & PARKS

BellaTerra RV Resort 101 Viabella Terra, Foley 251-970-2370 Beach Express RV Park 22225 US 98, Foley 251-970-7277

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Luxury RV Resort 590 Gulf Shores Pkwy, Gulf Shores 251-948-5444

Johnny’s Lakeside RV Resort 15810 AL 59, Foley 888-878-5687

Southport Campground 108 Waterway W Blvd, Gulf Shores 251-968-6220

Magnolia Springs RV Hideaway Campground 10723 Magnolia Springs Hwy, Foley 251-965-6777

Sugar Sands RV Resort 5343 Roscoe Rd, Gulf Shores 251-968-2223

GULF SHORES Bay Breeze RV on the Bay 1901 Bay Breeze Pkwy, Gulf Shores 251-540-2362 Doc’s RV Park 17595 St Hwy 180, Gulf Shores 251-968-4511

Sun Runners RV Park 19480 CR 8, Gulf Shores 251-955-5257 ORANGE BEACH Buena Vista RV Park 23601 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach 251-980-1855

Fort Morgan RV Park 10397 2nd St, Gulf Shores 251-540-2416

Heritage Motor Coach Resort and Marina 28888 Canal Rd, Orange Beach 251-923-3400

Gulf Breeze Resort RV Park 19800 Oak Rd W, Gulf Shores 251-968-8884

Pandion Ridge RV Resort 22800 Canal Rd, Orange Beach 844-707-4343

Gulf Coast RV Park 5584 CR 6, Gulf Shores 251-968-6494

Terry Cove Motor Coach Resort 4650 Griffith Marina Rd, Orange Beach 251-923-9292

Gulf State Park Campground 22050 Campground Rd, Gulf Shores 251-948-7275 Island Retreat RV Park 18201 AL-180, Gulf Shores 251-967-1666 Lazy Lake RV Park 18950 Old Plash Island Rd, Gulf Shores 251-968-7875

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Creekside RV Resort 21240 Miflin Rd, Foley 251-378-9111

SENIOR CENTERS Senior centers are gathering places for elders who are still active and are seeking a place for planned activities, friendship and programs. Lunches are usually served and transportation may be available. SAIL centers offer meals to seniors over 60, most have home delivery and activities. Continued on next page Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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Connie Hudson Mobile Regional Senior Community Center (ad on page 51) 3201 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile 251-602-4963

Foley Senior Center

(ad on page 50) 304 E Rose St, Foley 251-943-1877

VIA! Health Fitness & Enrichment Center (ad on page 54) 1717 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-478-3311

BALDWIN COUNTY G P Thames Senior Center 6651 E Chicago St, Robertsdale 251-947-2360 Harry Roberts Community House & Senior Center 300 E 16th Ave, Gulf Shores 251-968-1434 James P. Nix Center One Bayou Dr, Fairhope 251-928-2835 Loxley Civic Center Senior Program 4198 Municipal Park Rd, Loxley 251-964-4995 Orange Beach Activity Center 26251 Canal Rd, Orange Beach 251-981-3440

SAIL Senior Centers – Bay Minette 300 N Hoyle Ave, Bay Minette 251-580-1693 – Daphne 2605 U S Hwy 98, Daphne 251-620-2400 – Little River 45219 Mamie Chapel Rd, Little River 251-862-9313 – Loxley 14090 CR 66, Loxley 251-964-5330 – Stockton 55810 W Canaan Rd, Stockton 251-937-4228 – Summerdale 300 Jackson St W, Summerdale 251-989-6626

CLARKE COUNTY Grove Hill Senior Center 113 Clark St, Grove Hill 251-275-4256 Jackson Senior Center 1701 College Ave, Jackson 251-247-1300 Thomasville Senior Citizens Center 147 Adams Ave, Thomasville 334-636-9007 CONECUH COUNTY Evergreen Senior Center 711 Rural St, Evergreen 251-578-7218 ESCAMBIA COUNTY Atmore Senior Center 1107 N Main St, Atmore 251-368-8740 Continued on page 50

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the foundation that started it all.

Initially named the Mobile Regional Senior Community Center Foundation, Inc. when the Articles of Incorporation were filed in 2008, the foundation was organized as a 501 (C) (3) to gain funding and bring power to the idea that Mobile needed to support seniors in our area with a center and programs designed for senior adults age 55 and up. In 2008, the 20,000 square foot center opened and offers a thermal plunge pool, a fitness room, billiards room, computer classes, and exercise, dance and art classes. A variety of programs are offered to meet the needs of both retired and working senior participants. There is an active roster of 5,000 members for whom the center offers not only activities but has become a place to meet and make friends, and for many, a home away from home. In 2013, the name of the center was changed by the Mobile City Council to the Connie Hudson Mobile Regional

Senior Community Center to honor now County Commissioner Connie Hudson, who spearheaded the effort to fund and build the center. The foundation works as a partner to support and continue to enhance the center by providing resources for furnishings, appliances, computers, art equipment, pool tables and fitness equipment. Managed by a Board of Directors with assistance from an Advisory Board, the foundations hosts fundraisers and accept donations from supporters and friends. Because needs are always constant and changing, contributions are always welcome. If you or your company would like to support the center, you can contact the Supervisor of Senior Programs and Centers at 251-208-6169 or the office of County Commissioner Connie Hudson at 251-574-2000. ~

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The Connie Hudson Mobile Regional Senior Community It began as an idea in 2003 and now stands as a beacon of pride for Center Foundation

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Concerned Citizens of Atmore – Unity House 313 N Main St, Atmore 251-294-0138 Huxford Senior Center 118 N Wilson Ave, Huxford 251-294-5646 Poarch Creek Indians Senior Ctr 5811 Jack Springs Rd, Atmore 251-368-9136 SAIL Senior Centers – Atmore 300 E Ridgely St, Atmore 251-368-5742 – East Brewton 702 Williamson St, Brewton 251-867-5568 – Flomaton 628 McCurdy St, Flomaton 251-296-2773 – Huxford 118 Wilson Ave N, Atmore 251-294-5646

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City of Mobile Adult Recreation Ctr 1301 Azalea Rd, Mobile 251-666-3922 Mt. Vernon Senior Center 19180 Shepard Lake, Mt. Vernon 251-829-9696 SAIL Senior Centers – Bayou La Batre 12745 Padgett Switch Rd, Bayou La Batre 251-824-4616 – Citronelle 19125 S Mobile St, Citronelle 251-866-5047 – Creola 10220 Hwy 43, Creola 251-675-7661 – Dearborn YMCA 321 N Warren St, Mobile 251-432-4768 – Dumas Wesley 126 Mobile St, Mobile 251-479-0649 – Grand Bay 11610 Hwy 90 W, Grand Bay 251-865-4010 – Hillsdale 558 Felhorn Rd, Mobile 251-344-0341 Continued on page 53

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Senior Centers and Programs offer a variety of programs and services, including: u Meal and nutrition Education Programs u Information and assistance u Health, fitness, and wellness programs u Transportation services u Volunteer and civic engagement opportunities u Social and recreational activities u Educational and arts programs Locations within the City of Mobile u Connie Hudson Senior Center u Parkway Senior Center u Tricksey Senior Center u Hillsdale Community Center Senior Program u Thomas Sullivan Community Center Senior Program

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Senior Centers and Programs Dedicated to providing the highest quality recreational, educational, health, and wellness programs. All senior centers and programs serve as a gateway to the nation’s aging network—connecting aging adults to vital community services that can help them stay healthy and independent and give access to multiple services in one place.

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The Greatest Generation:Thriving During Covid The Via Health, Fitness and Enrichment Center is a community center for active, older adults located in Midtown, Mobile. The organization serves more than 10,000 seniors and community users each year through health, fitness and enrichment programs and Community Needs Outreach services. Though still closed to the public, the Via Center has re-tooled its programs and services during coronavirus…and our community’s Senior Citizens have been with us every step of the way. Seniors have faced the most serious challenges during the Covid pandemic of any age group. When seniors contract the virus, their symptoms are harsher, and they face a higher death rate. Safer-atHome and Stay-at-Home orders have disrupted their family and community networks and increased social isolation. Everyday activities, such as going to the doctor, grocery store or bank carry serious health and safety implications. We hear and read daily that Seniors are distressed, depressed and the only thing they can do is “hunker down at home.” However, the same Seniors who sacrificed to help America turn the tide in World War II, have done battle with the coronavirus and are winning in many ways. We typically don’t think of Seniors as easily adaptable in this fast-paced world we live in. But, the thousands of Seniors our organization has been interacting with during the 20 weeks of the pan-

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demic, have proven themselves to be resilient and strong in many ways. Technology and Digitally Connecting Seniors have learned to access and use technology for social interaction, educational programs and news and information: iPhones, the internet, e-mail communication and social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. They have learned how to play bingo, assemble puzzles, and take virtual field trips to places like the Smithsonian Museum and the Sistine Chapel in Rome. Health and Wellness Used to in person and hands-on doctor visits, many seniors have embraced Telemedicine. They are now using Zoom and their iPhones to work with their healthcare professionals to ensure they stay healthy. They are using virtual fitness programs to remain physically healthy and mentally sharp. Creating New Social Networks At the Via Center, we have groups that have formed such as our Monday “Lunch Bunch,” who meet under our portico, share a snack, and swap stories of their week. Many seniors now attend on-line church services and participate in family conference calls to check in with loved ones. In Mobile County, they have formed community walking groups (early in the morning to avoid the heat!) to get their fellow older adults out of their houses and combat social isolation. Continued on page 64

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SAIL Senior Centers – MOWA Choctaw 20185 Richard Weaver Rd, Mt. Vernon 251-829-6080 – Mt. Vernon 1220 Military Rd, Mt. Vernon 251-829-9696 – Parkway 1600 Boykin Blvd-B, Mobile 251-471-2503 – Prichard 2500 W Main St, Prichard 251-452-7918 – Saraland 718 Mae St, Saraland 251-375-5439 – Thomas Sullivan Center 351 N Catherine St, Mobile 251-438-7282 – Tillman’s Corner 5863 Nevius Rd, Mobile 251-661-6600 – Trinity Gardens 3055 Banks Ave, Mobile 251-456-6690 – Wilmer 13251 Ave B, Wilmer 251-645-9209 Semmes Senior Center 9635 Moffett Rd, Semmes 251-649-2010

MONROE COUNTY Anne Farish Senior Center 316 Vanity Fair Dr, Monroeville 251-743-2438

Excel Senior Center 99 AL 136, Excel 251-765-2264 Frisco City Senior Center 4336 Bowden St, Frisco City 251-267-2660

WASHINGTON COUNTY Chatom-Washington Senior Center 161 Granade Ave, Chatom 251-847-6386 St. Stephens Senior Center 19491 CR 34, St. Stephens 251-246-7774 Wagarville Senior Center 27531 Hwy 56, Wagarville 251-246-9631

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SENIOR HEALTH CLINICS Citronelle Health Clinic 19250 Mobile St, Citronelle 251-866-9126 Franklin Primary Health – 1 083 E Relham Dr, Loxley 251-964-4011 – 1 303 Dr MLK Jr Ave, Mobile 251-432-4117 – 1 956 Duval St, Mobile 251-471-3747 – 5 10 S Wilson Ave, Mobile 251-434-8195 Franklin Primary Health Center – Prichard 424 S Wilson Ave, Mobile 251-452-1442 Franklin Primary Health Center – Springhill 1201 Springhill Ave, Mobile 251-694-1801 Continued on next page Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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La Clinica de Baldwin 1628 N McKenzie, Foley 251-947-1083 Mobile VA Outpatient Clinic 1504 Springhill Ave, Mobile 251-219-3900 Victory Health Partners 3750 Professional Pkwy, Mobile 251-460-0999

SENIOR ORGANIZATIONS & SERVICES These senior organizations, such as government, non-profit and community, were created to assist seniors in many areas of their lives

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(AAA section pages 12-16) – Baldwin 22251 Palmer St, Robertsdale 251-972-8506 – Escambia 8600 Hwy 31, Atmore 251-368-1032 x102 – Mobile 110 Beauregard St, Mobile 251-706-4680

Baldwin County Council on Aging (ad on pages 13 & 18) – Eastern Shore / Bay Minette 251-928-3002 – Robertsdale 251-972-8506

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(ad on page 54) 1717 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-478-3311

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AARP – State of Alabama 201 Monroe St #1880, Montgomery 866-542-8167 Alabama Ageline 800-AGE-LINE (243-5463) Alabama Dept of Senior Services 334-242-5743 / 877-425-2243 Alabama Kidney Foundation 800-750-3331 Amputee Coatition of America 888-267-5669 National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) 800-626-4199 National Family Caregivers Association 800-896-3650 National Kidney Foundation 800-622-9010 National Multiple Sclerosis Society 800-344-4867

United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile 251-479-4900 United Way Connect 2-1-1 8 Commerce St, Ste 1140, Montgomery Dial 2-1-1 or 7-1-1 (hearing impaired) Operators are available 24/7 to provide information about services in the community.

SOCIAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS KNB Communications Spanish Fort 770-558-9931

SUPPORT GROUPS Alabama Disability Advocacy Program 800-826-1675 Alcoholics Anonymous 600 Bel Air Blvd, Ste 224, Mobile 251-479-9994 Alzheimer’s Association 800-272-3900 Better Breathers Support Springhill Medical Center 3719 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-334-9630

National Osteoporosis Foundation 800-223-9994

Cancer Support Group Mitchell Cancer Center – Mobile 251-445-9802

National Stroke Association 800-787-6537

Care Givers Unite 251-209-1555

Senior Spirit – Providence Hospital 6801 Airport Blvd, Mobile 251-633-1000

E. A. Roberts Alzheimer’s Center (ad on page 104)

The Parkers AFH 671 Stanton Rd, Mobile 251-456-7100

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169 Mobile Infirmary Blvd, Mobile 251-435-6950

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COMMUNITY SENIOR LIFE

HOMEOWNERSHIP | INDEPENDENT LIVING | ASSISTED LIVING | MEMORY CARE | RESPITE CARE

COMMUNITY SENIOR LIFE (CSL) is located in Orange Community Senior Life Beach, AL. CSL is a family of not-for-profit healthcarerelated organizations specializing in independent, assisted, and memory care senior living communities throughout Alabama and Florida.

Dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for an evergrowing senior population, each organization within the CSL family is committed to meeting the social, spiritual, physical, and financial needs of its residents through innovate services in safe and caring environments.

Whether you live, work, or do business with CommunitySENIOR Senior Life COMMUNITY LIFE you’ll notice the difference. Schedule your tour today!

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FOLEY, ALABAMA

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Easter Seal 2440 Gordon Smith Dr, Mobile 251-471-1581 Epilepsy Foundation of South Alabama 251-341-0170 Gulf Coast Dementia Services Support Group 251-445-4204 Low Vision Support Group Mobile / Baldwin 251-432-7777 / 251-928-2835 MOWA Band of Choctaw Indians 251-829-5500 Providence Hospital – Diabetes Support 6801 Airport Blvd, Mobile 251-633-1987 The Long Goodbye 251-471-1511 United Methodist Compassion Ministries 251-471-1511 Well Being Checks USA 877-884-6978 Widowed Persons Service 3155 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-470-6866

TAX ASSISTANCE & INFORMATION AARP Tax Aide – Daphne 251-621-3703 x219 – Fairhope 251-928-2835 58 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021

– Lillian 251-609-0548 – Mobile 251-470-5235 – Orange Beach 251-981-3440 – Robertsdale 251-972-8506 – Spanish Fort 251-626-4884 RSVP – Escambia County 251-867-0256 – Mobile County 251-574-7787 United Way of Southwest Alabama – Vita 251-433-3624

TRANSPORTATION PREFERRED PROVIDER

VIA! Health Fitness & Enrichment Center (Passport) (ad on page 54) 251-470-5238

––––––––––––––– AARP Driver Safety Program 800-253-2017 Baldwin Rural Area Transit BRATS – Central/South Baldwin 251-972-6817 – Eastern Shore 251-990-4636 – North Baldwin 251-937-0355 City of Chickasaw – Senior & Disabled Van 251-452-6464 Continued on page 60

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US. Many seniors, who were already vulnerable and largely alone, have been asked to isolate even more.

Grandparents who get so much joy from visiting with grandchildren are no longer allowed to. Socialization with friends at dinners or meal times in facilities have stopped. No-one is allowed in facilities to visit. We ask our grandparents to remain home and only leave when absolutely necessary. Physical distancing is such an important step in helping to control the spread of Covid 19. But one of the effects of social distancing is isolation and loneliness. Our senior loved ones are incredibly vulnerable as many were already experiencing limited contact with others. Removing all contact is being met with a serious secondary side effect from the novel corona virus, which is isolation and loneliness leading to depression. Social isolation and loneliness are not mutually exclusive. One can be socially isolated but have the parameters in place to feel as if they are still connected. This can be done largely in part though technology. Unfortunately less than 34 percent of our seniors use technology to connect. Learning to use FaceTime, Facebook and Instagram can immediately connect seniors with loved ones. Being able to have a conversation in real time, to see a loved ones face, or share a message with a friend helps to bridge the gap

between eventual visits. These are wonderful, free tools that are easily accessed. This also provides a wonderful way to Connect Our Generations. Grandchildren can remain in contact with grandparents and even great grandparents! These platforms are a beautiful easy way to share stories and experiences from years past as well as current. Finding programs, such as the Connecting Our Generations program, makes it easy to learn how to use these platforms to stay connected with one another. Encouraging discussions and contact has been proven to lift spirits, to help families feel more connected, and has a significant impact on depression. We can see a much stronger bond fostered between our generations by finding new ways to connect throughout the pandemic, and after. Connecting our generations is a program created to connect seniors with their loved ones. This is a hands on, user friendly program that teaches Seniors (1) How to stay safe online and (2) How to set up a social media account to stay connected with loved ones. The program is available to be taught in person or through webinar format. ~

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Combat Isolation & Depression by We see the stories everyday. They Connecting Our have been in the news since the first Generations week the novel corona virus hit the

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City of Saraland – Senior & Disabled Van 251-375-5439 Dumas Wesley Community Ctr (City of Mobile) 251-479-0649 Escambia County Alabama Transportation System (ECATS) – Atmore 251-446-9681 x137 – Brewton 251-867-0584 Medical Transport of Alabama 888-599-2050 Mobile Bay Transportation Co. & Handivan 251-633-5693 United Way Connect 2-1-1 Dial 2-1-1 Dial 7-1-1 (hearing impaired) Wave Transit System 251-344-6600

URGENT CARE CENTERS BALDWIN COUNTY American Family Care – Daphne 6631 Park Dr, Daphne 251-626-5700 – Fairhope 10040 CR 48, Fairhope 251-220-6780 – Orange Beach 25775 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach 251-250-1402 60 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021

Eastern Shore Urgent Care 29710 Urgent Care Dr, Daphne 251-626-3782 Infirmary Urgent Care – Bay Minette 108 McMeans Ave, Bay Minette 251-937-7100 Robertsdale Urgent Care 18557 Hammond St, Robertsdale 251-947-3591 South Baldwin Medical Center – Gulf Shores Urgent Care 101 E 15th Ave, Gulf Shores 251-962-1250 Southern Rapid Care 25910 Canal Rd, Ste D, Orange Beach 251-974-2273 Urgent Care by the Bay 1208 US 98, Daphne 251-626-5377 Urgent Care Orange Beach 25405 Perdido Beach #18, Orange Beach 251-964-7425

CLARKE COUNTY Urgent Care Clinic 220 Hospital Dr, Jackson 251-246-9021

ESCAMBIA COUNTY ACH Med Plus 406 Medical Park Dr, Atmore 251-368-6245 D. W. McMillan After Hours Clinic 1301 Belleville Ave, Brewton 251-809-8439 Mainstreet Family Care 2134 Douglas Ave, Brewton 251-236-4026

MOBILE COUNTY American Family Care – Mobile 900 Montlimar Dr, Mobile 251-250-1403 – Tillman’s Corner 5235 Rangeline SV Rd, Mobile 251-220-7281 – West Mobile 535 Schillinger Rd S, Mobile 251-249-8010 Compass Urgent Care – Mobile 251-633-2273 – 6901 Airport Blvd, Mobile – 9885 Airport Blvd, Mobile Greater Mobile Urgent Care 251-633-0123 – Citronelle 19355 N 3rd St, Citronelle – Mobile 4402 Old Shell Rd, Mobile 2350 Schillinger Rd S, Mobile – Saraland 1114 Shelton Beach Rd, Saraland Hillcrest Urgent Care 2370 Hillcrest Rd, Ste M, Mobile 251-459-6200 Immediate Care of the South 4270 Cottage Hill Rd, Mobile 251-300-2770 Mainstreet Family Care 6280 Grelot Rd, Ste 200, Mobile 251-288-5606

MONROE COUNTY Mainstreet Family Care 1195 S Alabama Ave, Monroeville 251-743-2560

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VETERAN CENTERS & SERVICES Baldwin County Veterans Affairs 201 E Section Ave, Foley 251-937-0218 Clarke County Veterans Affairs 120 Court St, Grove Hill 251-275-3374 Conecuh County Veterans Affairs 111 Court St, Ste 108, Evergreen 251-578-7036 Escambia County Veterans Affairs 8600 Hwy 31 E, Atmore 251-368-4223 x115 Mobile County Veterans Affairs 1150 Government St, Mobile 251-574-8578

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Mobile Veterans Center 3221 Springhill Ave Bldg 2, Ste C, Mobile 251-478-5906 Mobile VA Outpatient Clinic 4444 Demetropolis Rd, Mobile 251-219-3900 Monroe County Veterans Affairs 65 N Alabama Ave, Monroeville 251-575-9832 TRICARE for Life 866-773-0404 VA Health Benefits Alabama 877-222-8387 Washington County Veterans Affairs 120 Court St, Grove Hill 251-275-3374

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VISION RESOURCES continued Alabama Lions Club Sight Foundation 205-325-8519 Alabama Regional Library for the Blind & Physically Handicapped 800-392-5671 Bibles on Tape – Aurora Ministries 941-748-3031

Community Hospice

(ad on page 87) 1450 N McKenzie St, Foley 251-943-5015

Little Sisters of the Poor

(ad on page 105) 1655 McGill Ave, Mobile 251-476-6335

Saad Healthcare Hospice

Community Services for Vision Rehabilitation 251-928-2888 / 251-476-4744

(ad on page 88 and Back Cover) 1515 S University Blvd, Mobile 251-343-9600

Eye Care America Senior Eye Care Program 877-887-6327

St. Joseph Hospice

Hadley Vision Center Mobile 251-432-4117 Knight’s Templar Eye Foundation 214-888-0220 Mobile Association for the Blind 251-473-3585 National Federation of the Blind 866-504-7300 New Eyes for the Needy 973-376-4903 Vision USA 800-766-4466 WHIL Radio Reading Services 251-380-4699

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES PREFERRED PROVIDERS

Area Agency on Aging – SARPC (AAA section pages 12-16) 251-706-4680

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– Escambia County 100 Henderson St, Rm 404, Brewton 251-867-0256 – Mobile County 304 Bayshore Ave, Mobile 251-574-7787

COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND SERVICES

The MOBILE SENIOR COALITIONS is an allvolunteer organization that offers support to seniors and to those serving seniors in southern Alabama, including Mobile and Baldwin Counties. The coalition provides education resources, as well as networking opportunities for professionals in our area. In addition, through fundraising and annual memberships, we have formed The Coalition Assistance Fund. The MSC is proud to present specific, one-time grants to qualified seniors in need of extra help to improve their lives. WWW.MOBILESENIORCOALITIONS.ORG

Senior Companion Program 251-574-3232 Volunteer Connect 251-433-3624 Volunteers of America 600 Azalea Rd, Mobile 251-300-3500 WHIL Radio Reading Services 4000 Dauphin St, Mobile 251-380-4699

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Providence Hospital Wound Care Center 6801 Airport Blvd, Mobile 251-266-3530

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Community Leadership Seniors have been leaders during the coronavirus. Seniors are a group that has been protecting themselves and the community by wearing masks and social distancing. They are setting the example for younger groups (age 29-45) who have been slow to embrace wearing masks and altering their behavior for the good of the community. Volunteering We have seen a surge in Seniors volunteering to help others in their community. Volunteering through calling home-bound Seniors, knocking on neighbors’ doors and asking what they can do for them (need groceries… need your dog walked… need your trash taken out), making care packages with food, books, puzzles, and even volunteering for programs like Meals on Wheels. We have an amazing group of Seniors who donates food and put together bags for our monthly drivethrough community food distributions. Pandemic Grandparenting The latest research shows that 40% of grandparents are a key support structure in their family units

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(Parenting Magazine). While seniors have had to forgo much of their one-on-one contact with their grandchildren, they have continued to play their important role. Nothing provides comfort to grandkids experiencing anxiety during Covid like grandma’s treats, and our Seniors are doing more baking and cooking than ever. Seniors are also using video calls and good, old fashioned letters to communicate. By encouraging letter writing, Seniors are keeping in touch with grandkids and helping them work on their writing skills and spelling in the absence of classroom instruction. There will always be Seniors who are more vulnerable and need special care. However, the phrase “70 is the new 50” have proven to be true for many of our Seniors in Mobile. The resiliency of the Greatest Generation is an inspiration to all of us. ~ Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Barbara Estes, Director of Development/Marketing, Via Health, Fitness and Enrichment Center, www.viamobile.org.

Non-Medical Home Care Definitions 24 HOUR ON CALL – Refers to ‘around the clock treatment’ in a home environment. The care may be shared by multiple caregivers or by a single caregiver. ALZHEIMER’S/DEMENTIA CARE – Non-skilled care provided for clients with memory issues includes but not limited to establishing a routine, reminders for activities for daily living, rerouting if necessary and assistance with sleep issues or ‘sun downing’. By using creativity and caregiving skills, you can adapt routines and activities as needs change. BONDED – Being bonded means that a bonding company has secured money that is available to the consumer in the event they file a claim against the company. COMPANION/HOMEMAKER SERVICES – Refers to services provided by a companion to be with your family member for a specified amount of time each day up to and including 24-hour supervision. The

companions may provide assistance with routine household activities – cooking, cleaning, laundry, errands and shopping. Many agencies provide transportation and supervision to physician’s offices, grocery and clothing shopping as well as recreational activities. Companions are able to perform a wide variety of other non medical tasks and activities that are designed to assist the elderly to remain at home as long as possible. By law homemakers and companions cannot provide hands on personal care such as assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, ambulating nor dispense medications for their clients. INSURED – This refers to what happens if someone gets hurt on the job. If the company isn’t insured, then the claim gets filed against the homeowner’s insurance. If the company is insured, then the claim gets filed against the company’s insurance.

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Nutrition - It Doesn’t Have To Be Hard! No matter our age, it’s never too late to make choices to reclaim our health. Just by making small adjustments to our eating habits, we can build strength and retain or regain vitality. Typically, aging adults need more vitamins and minerals, fiber and water in our diets. That sounds simple, but knowing where to start can frustrate even the best of intentions. Here are some small, actionable steps toward letting your nutrition work for you instead of against you!

The best way to avoid dehydration is to switch things up - flavored waters, fruit waters, juices with 50% water - there are so many wonderful options on the market now. You can even eat some of your fluid intake. Watermelon, mandarin oranges, fruit cocktail and popsicles are all fun choices. But don’t discount keeping a glass around and taking small sips through the day - it all adds up.

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MED-ALERT SYSTEMS – Personal medical alert products activated by pushing a button. MEDICATION REMINDER – Assistance with reminding an

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individual about medications but not dispensing medications. TRANSPORTATION – Rides to shop-ping, appointments and other outings. ~

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Home Health Care Definitions 24 HOUR CARE – Refers to “around the clock treatment” in a home environment. The care may be shared by multiple caregivers or by a single caregiver. 24 HOUR ON CALL – Refers to someone being available 24 hours a day to speak with you. CARDIAC CARE – Refers to services including patient assessment, specific diet information, and management of the disease process, medication management and education. Cardiac care is a program designed to help a person with heart disease return to health. Cardiac care may consist of exercise, modifying risk factors to prevent further heart damage, or psychological rehabilitation. DIABETIC CARE – Refers to services including patient assessment specific diet information, management of the disease process, medication management and education on all the above. Services are provided by Registered Nurse under the supervision of a M.D. Some agencies may have certified diabetic nurse instructors or cardiac care specialty RN’s. ENTERAL FEEDING – Enteral feeding, or tube feeding, is a way to deliver nutrients through a tube if you cannot take food or drink through your mouth. HOSPICE – Hospices provide individuals facing terminal illness with care

at home or in a healthcare facility. The goal is to assist patients to live the last stage of their lives with dignity. The focus is on comfort rather than treatment. HOUR MINIMUM – The least number of hours a Non-Medical Home Care Agency will be available for hire. Medicare certified Home Health Agencies are not on a specified time frame. INTRAVENOUS THERAPY (IV) – Refers to any medical treatments/ medications that need to be introduced into the body via a patient’s veins. Numerous IV Therapies can be provided in a patient’s home under supervision of a MD. Some of these include: inter-infective/ antibiotic therapies, hydration therapy, pain management, chemotherapy and central line care and maintenance.

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MED-ALERT – Company offers a pendent or home alert system that notifies staff that user is in distress and needs immediate assistance. NON-MEDICAL HOME CARE – Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s), homemaking, companionship and other nonmedical in home care. These services are available for hire after, or in conjunction with, Medicare certified services. Private payment, Medicaid and Veterans Benefits are a few of the ways personal care can be paid for. Continued on page 80 Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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PSYCHIATRIC CARE – Refers to the agencies’ ability to offer services related to psychiatric support with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental illness. Services may include counseling or administering of medications. SOCIAL WORKER – A clinical social worker whose purpose in health care is to enhance, promote, maintain, and restore the best possible social abilities of the patient or family. Services provided may be preventive, developmental, or remedial in nature. THERAPY SERVICES (ST, PT, OT, RT) – Speech Therapy – Refers to services to assess and treat speech and swallowing disorders. Speech therapy can treat speech, language, cognitive skills or swallowing. Physical Therapy – Refers to services for the treatment and the rehabilitation process where a physical therapist will often stretch, strengthen, facilitate muscles, challenge balance, test coordination abilities, teach home exercise programs and enhance basic mobility skills. Occupational Therapy – Refers to services to assess and treat patients to improve their ability to perform tasks in their daily living and working environments. Patients may have mental, physical, developmental, or emotional disabilities. Therapists also help them to develop, recover, or

maintain daily living and work skills. Occupational therapists help clients not only to improve their basic motor functions and reasoning abilities, but also to compensate for permanent loss of function. Respiratory Therapy – Refers to services for care of patients with deficiencies and abnormalities associated with the cardiopulmonary system. It may include the therapeutic use of medical gases and their equipment, environmental control systems, humidification, aerosols, ventilator support, bronchi pulmonary drainage and exercise, respiratory rehabilitation, assistance with cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and maintenance of natural, artificial, and mechanical airways. TRACH CARE – Refers to care administered to patients who have undergone a tracheotomy. A tracheotomy is a surgical procedure in which a cut or opening is made in the windpipe (trachea). The surgeon inserts a tube into the opening to bypass an obstruction, allowing air to get to the lungs, or remove secretions. WOUND CARE – Refers to services for providing diagnosis and treatment for ulcers, pressure sores and other wounds. Treatments may include but is not limited to irrigations, dressing, and wound vacs. Some agencies may employ specialty nurses to provide and instruct in care specifically for patients with more complicated wounds. ~

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Hospice Care Definitions HOSPICE Hospices provide individuals facing terminal illness with care at home or in a healthcare facility. The goal is to assist patients to live the last stage of their lives with dignity. The focus is on comfort rather than treatment. Services Provided:

Provided in a skilled nursing facility when the symptoms cannot be managed elsewhere. The skilled nursing facility must have 24-hour R.N. coverage as deemed by Medicare guidelines. General in-patient care is usually short in duration. This level of care is usually due to symptoms which are out of control and more intensive nursing services are required. If an individual is at a care facility, room and board are covered by hospice during this period.

SW-SOCIAL WORKER – Assesses patient and family emotional and social needs, develops a plan of care, provides counseling, referrals CC-CONTINUOUS CARE – Provided and support to meet identified needs to prevent the individual from going HOME HEALTH AIDE – Provides to the hospital when a crisis occurs. direct personal care to patient, emo- It also is given when more help is tional support to patient and family, needed to assist the individual and reports identified needs to RN. family in coping with the crisis. This level of care is usually provided at Levels of Care: the individual’s residence no matter where that may be. The criteria for RO-ROUTINE CARE – Occurs when continuous care may include: Severe regularly scheduled visits are adepain or symptoms which are out of quate in maintaining the individucontrol, psychotic episodes, breakal’s symptom management. Care is down of caregiver, imminent death provided at the individual’s private and family unable to cope. Continuresidence, a retirement community, ous care is typically reserved for end an assisted living, or a skilled of life or other crises that requires a nursing facility. RE-RESPITE CARE – Provided when constant presence by a nurse or care team. the family needs time to rest or go out of town for a short time. Care may be provided in a long-term care facility depending on the condition of the individual. Hospice is responsible for financial arrangements with the Long-term care facility. GIP – General In-Patient Care – 82 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021

24/7 ADMISSIONS – If a patient qualifies for hospice care, they should be admitted as early as the family requests. Many agencies admit patients to hospice,24/7, evenings weekends, and holidays.

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IN-PATIENT CARE – These hospices offer full hospice services in their on-campus unit or building. The patient moves into the inpatient care facility to receive their hospice services rather than in the patients’ home setting. PAIN PUMPS AVAILABLE – Many patients have their symptoms controlled through oral medications. Some situations require a pain pump where medications are administered through an IV pump. If this is the situation, inquire with the hospice RN case manager to see if pain pumps are available through their agency. PALLIATIVE CARE – Specialized medical care for people with serious illness. It is focused on providing patients with relief from the symptoms, pain and stress of a serious illness – whatever the prognosis. It is appropriate at any age and at any stage in a serious illness and can be provided along with curative treatment.

PCP-OVERSIGHT – Can the hospice patient retain their own primary care physician in addition to the hospice medical director? All hospice organizations require a medical director, a physician to oversee their care. Many times the hospice medical director will work in conjunction with the patient’s own physician. The patient, family and hospice team can determine which physicians will oversee the care and certify the hospice eligibility criteria.

HOSPICE CARE DEFINITIONS

GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS – Grief is the normal and universal reaction humans have to the loss of those they love. When your loved one passes, you may go through a period of bereavement and experience grief. Many provide Grief Groups that meet and address issues of grief in a supportive group setting.

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PET THERAPY – There’s nothing like a visit from a four-legged creature to brighten the day of a terminally ill patient. Pet therapy teams visit with patients wherever they reside – at home or in professional care settings. Studies have shown many benefits of pet companionship, ranging from reduced blood pressure and anxiety to relief from boredom, pain and loneliness. This service is not reimbursed by Medicare. VA CONTRACT – If the patient is not a Medicare Recipient and is covered by the VA, the VA will make payments directly to their contracted agencies. If a patient is a Veteran, but is a Medicare Recipient, they may choose any Medicare approved hospice agency for their care. ~

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251-343-0989 251-800-7473 251-621-4229 251-867-6232 251-304-3135 251-626-5255 251-867-6993 251-478-8671 251-666-2399 251-621-2500 251-478-9900 251-843-5355

AseraCare Hospice – Mobile

AseraCare Hospice – Monroe

Comfort Care Hospice – Baldwin

ComfortCare Hospice – Escambia

Comfort Care Hospice – Mobile

Covenant Care – Baldwin

Covenant Care – Escambia

Covenant Care – Mobile

Encompass Health Home Health

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AseraCare Hospice – Clarke

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SouthernCare Hospice Services – Evergreen

SouthernCare Hospice Services – Atmore

SouthernCare Hospice Services – Mobile

Springhill Home Health & Hospice – Baldwin

Springhill Home Health & Hospice – Mobile

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251-275-2273

PAYMENT METHODS*

SouthernCare Hospice Services – Grove Hill

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The Retreat at Saad Hospice, Rest for the Journey Home. Saad Hospice offers hospice services both in the home and at our state of the art inpatient facility. Our agency has been family owned and operated for over 50 years, founded by veterans, and dedicated to upholding the highest standard of care possible. Contact us by phone (251) 380-3810 or by email at:

1515 University Blvd Mobile AL, 36609 www.saadhealthcare.com/hospice

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"A family tradition of caring for over 50 years"

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RESOURCES FOR AGING WELL

AGE RESTRICTIONS – Some communities have a restriction on the youngest age they are allowed to accept. These restrictions vary by community. ALZHEIMER’S / DEMENTIA ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY – Licensed assisted living facility or skilled nursing facility that specialize in delivering care to victims of Alzheimer’s and dementia. Communities are typically bedroom-style rental units with common areas for dining and activities. Many are locked for residents’ safety. ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY – Typically apartment-style with kitchenettes and private baths. Some offer companion accommodations. Personal assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, eating and ambulation. DAY CARE – Any provider can elect to provide day/night services on a short or long term basis. Rates typically include a place to rest, one or two meals and snacks and activities for the day. Licensed communities are prohibited by law to promote these services without a specific license. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT - (HUD) helps apartment owners offer reduced rents to low-income tenants.

INDEPENDENT HOUSING – Apartments and communities for adults 55+ with little or no senior support services (e.g. no meals, etc...) INTERMEDIATE CARE – 24 hour inpatient care residents who need licensed nursing supervision and supportive care, but do not require continuous nursing care. Residents may receive full assistance with ADL’s and transfers. Residents receive meds from a nurse following a doctor’s orders and may receive outpatient rehab services. Facilities may use a nurse as a their consultant and the residents receive periodic assessments from a licensed practitioner.

SENIOR HOUSING DEFINITIONS

Senior Housing Definitions

LONG-TERM CARE – Chronic, custodial care provided on an on-going basis MEDICAID WAIVER – An assisted living waiver may be used to transition individuals out of nursing facilities or to provide persons at risk of institutionalization with options for remaining in their communities. Assisted living waivers are designed to provide an alternative to more costly nursing home care. PRICE DEPENDENT ON LEVELS OF CARE – Flexible levels of service geared to accommodate different needs over time. Rates may vary depending on the changing levels Continued on page 92 Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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1 90 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021 251-971-1033 251-380-0053 251-633-9299

Atria Senior Living, 4720 Morrison Dr, Mobile 36609

Brookside Senior Living Community, 2260 Pesnell Ct, Mobile 36695

MOBILE COUNTY

251-928-5555

251-444-5816

251-220-1252

The Grove, 8647 Arlington Dr, Foley 36535

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The Brennity at Fairhope, 50 Spring Run Dr, Fairhope 36532

500 Spanish Fort Blvd, Spanish Fort 36527

Westminster Village

21298 Cotton Creek Dr, Gulf Shores 36542

Seagrass Village of Gulf Shores

251-943-6733

LOWEST STARTING PRICE

56-57 101

# OF UNITS

100 Village Square Blvd, Foley 36535

$2,595

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$1,499

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HOUSEKEEPING

251-929-0250

COVERED PARKING

56-57 92

FITNESS CENTER

924 Plantation Blvd, Fairhope 36532

PHONE #

BALDWIN COUNTY

SCHEDULED TRANSPORTATION

Homestead Village of Fairhope

INDEPENDENT LIVING / RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES

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251-220-6766

University Oaks Retirement, 650 S University Blvd, Mobile 36609

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NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS

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2050 S Alabama Ave, Monroeville 36460

Cedar Chase Retirement Apartments

251-776-1455

Somerby of Mobile, 901 Somerby Dr, Mobile 36695

MONROE COUNTY

251-661-7600

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chronic or progressive illnesses. Occupational therapy services in this setting are generally reimbursed PUBLIC HOUSING (PH) – Affordable by Medicare Part A for short-term, apartments for low-income families, acute care clients; Medicare Part B the elderly and persons with disabil- for long-term residents who require skilled services and have medically ities. necessary need for rehab; and often by private insurance, Medicaid, or REHABILITATION AND THERAPY – private pay for younger clients. Many skilled nursing facilities offer restorative and rehabilitative physRESIDENTIAL HOME – ical and occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology services. Assisted living homes are private residential homes that typically have Short-term rehabilitation services a small number of residents who live may be provided to individuals with together and receive care from livediagnoses such as joint replacements, stroke, etc. Long-term rehab in caretakers. Adult family homes may also be provided for permanent offer room and board for seniors who want a more private, home-like residents of the facility who have of care while one maintains the same physical residence.

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community. Assistance with activities of daily living such as bathing and dressing are provided. Amenities and nursing services vary greatly between homes. Ask about their services when you tour. They are also referred to as personal board and care homes. Most accept private pay; Medicaid in some instances.

SHORT-TERM CARE – Acute care provided on a short term basis.

SKILLED CARE – 24 hour licensed nursing services, eight hours of which are RN covered. Patient may receive rehab services either inpatient or outpatient and may be fully dependent for ADL’s. Patients receive medications by an RN accordRESPITE CARE / SHORT-TERM STAY ing to a licensed physicians orders. – Otherwise known as a short-term stay. Any provider of IL, AL, ALZ or SKILLED NURSING FACILITY – SNF care can elect to provide fully Facilities provide 24/7 care for furnished accommodations to a perresidents and offer full assistance son for a short period of time. Rates with ADL’s. Daily rates typically usually quoted on a daily basis and include a furnished bedroom and a are typically inclusive of all services private or shared bath, meals, activand amenities. ities, transportation, phone service, cable television and all personal/ RETIREMENT COMMUNITY – nursing care. Payor sources usually Housing designed specifically for accepted are Medicare, Medicaid, mature adults. Typically Studio, VA, some insurance plans and 1 BR or 2 BR rental apartments with private sources. full kitchens, and private baths are available. Services include meal plans, TRACH CARE – Refers to care transportation, housekeeping, laundry administered to patients who and maintenance. Amenities are usualhave undergone a tracheotomy. ly abundant; formal libraries, computer A tracheotomy is a surgical stations, swimming pools, gardens, procedure in which a cut or opening and other social gathering spaces. is made in the windpipe (trachea). Rates are monthly, and are typically The surgeon inserts a tube into the based on size/location of apartment. opening to bypass an obstruction, allow air to get to the lungs, or remove SECURED UNIT – A secured unit secretions. ~ dedicated to Alzheimer’s/Dementia residents to prevent wandering outside the community without supervision. Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com

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Senior Housing Definitions

PHONE #

941 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021 251-937-2811 251-580-2774 251-947-1186

Bay Minette Rotary Village Apts, 2211 McMillan Ave, Bay Minette 36507

Cottage Park Apartments, 47247 Rabun Rd, Bay Minette 36507

Sandlewood Manor, 2265 Mattingly St, Robertsdale 36567

251-867-7997 251-867-9833 251-368-4658

Crepe Myrtle Village, 212 The Trails, Brewton 36426

Hidden Valley Apts, 90 Fleming Ln, Brewton 36426

Point Escambia Apts, 75 Point Escambia Cir, Atmore 36502

251-660-1783 251-660-1783

Ahepa 310 I Apts, 2550 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile 36695

Ahepa 310 II Apts, 2550 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile 36695

MOBILE COUNTY

251-368-5115

Atmore Rotary Village Apts, 201 E Ridgeley St, Atmore 36502

ESCAMBIA COUNTY

251-626-9228

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Ahepa 310 XII Apts, 2550 Hillcrest Rd, Daphne 36526

# OF UNITS 50

Sub IB TC

Sec 8 IB

INCOME QUALIFICATIONS

251-928-7352

BALDWIN COUNTY

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Ahepa 310 III Apts, 20765 Bishop Rd, Fairhope 36532

AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMUNITIES

AFFORDABLEAFFORDABLE SUBSIDIZED HOUSING HOUSING

FITNESS CENTER SCHEDULED TRANSPORTATIOIN COVERED PARKING ACTIVITIES HOUSEKEEPING MEALS / MEAL OPTIONS CONTINUUM OF CARE STUDIO (S) 1-BEDROOM (1) 2-BEDROOM (2)

251-666-5696 251-665-9026 251-661-0371 251-824-1895 251-653-2294 251-660-1783 251-432-2312 251-434-1590 251-434-2290 251-661-9887 251-694-9058 251-434-2293 251-434-2292 251-452-4965 251-343-4449 251-300-3960 251-452-2615

Ahepa 310 V Apts, 100 Ahepa Ln, Mobile 36609

Ahepa 310 VI Apts, 5223 Cottage Hill Rd, Mobile 36609

Ahepa 310 VII Apts, 6433 Cottage Hill Rd, Mobile 36695

Ahepa 310 VIII Apts, 12680 Padgett Switch Rd, Bayou La Batre 36509

Ahepa 310 IX Apts, 7560 Olympic Ln, Mobile 36582

Ahepa 310 X Apts, 9180 Hellenic Way, Semmes 35682

Baptist Oaks Apts, 800 Conti St, Mobile 36602

Cathedral Place Apts, 351 Conti St, Mobile 36602

Central Plaza Tower, 300 Bayshore Ave, Mobile 36607

Cottonwood Senior Apts, 658 Azalea Rd, Mobile 36609

Downtown Renaissance, 350 Bloodgood St, Mobile 36603

Emerson Gardens, 758 Palmetto St, Mobile 36610

Frank Boykin Tower, 1600 Michigan Ave, Mobile 36605

Highpoint VOA Housing, 4611 Myers Rd, Eight Mile 36613

Portier Place, 4363 Old Shell Rd, Mobile 36608

Rendu Terrace, 7400 Old Shell Rd, Mobile 36608

Ridge Manor Apts, 2104 Wolf Ridge Rd, Mobile 36602

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Ahepa 310 IV Apts, 100 Ahepa Way, Saraland 36571

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251-220-1252 $3,500 50

251-367-2800 251-929-3627

Country Gables, 12250 High Fields Rd, Grand Bay 36541

Country Place Sr Living – Fairhope, 8127 Gayfer Rd Ext, Fairhope 36532

251-626-7007 251-621-1717

$3,295

$1,800

$3,550

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Baldwin House, 10171 Papageorge St, Daphne 36526

500 Spanish Fort Blvd, Spanish Fort 36527

Westminster Village

The Huntingdon at Homestead Village of Fairhope, 924 Plantation Blvd, Fairhope 36532

21298 Cotton Creek Dr, Gulf Shores 36542

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LOWEST MONTHLY STARTING PRICE

56-57 251-943-6733 $3,500 60 101

PETS

2300 N Cedar St, Foley 36535

PHONE #

BALDWIN COUNTY

# OF UNITS

Live Oak Village

ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES

ASSISTED ASSISTED LIVING LIVING COMMUNITIES COMMUNITIES PRIVATE ROOMS SEMI-PRIVATE ROOMS KITCHENETTE SCHEDULED TRANSPORTATION ADULT DAY PROGRAMS NURSE ON STAFF RESPITE / SHORT TERM STAY WANDERGUARD SECURED MEMORY CARE UNIT SKILLED NURSING FACILITY RESIDENTIAL HOME PRICE DEPENDENT LEVELS OF CARE

251-625-6400 251-626-9000 251-928-5555

The Blake at Malbis, 11626 US Hwy 90, Daphne 36526

The Brennity at Daphne, 27440 CR 13, Daphne 36526

The Brennity at Fairhope, 50 Spring Run Dr, Fairhope 36532

251-450-1110

Dauphin Way Senior Living, 3085 Dauphin Square Conn, Mobile 36607

$1,800

$2,850

$2,595

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251-633-9299

Brookside Assisted Living, 2260 Pesnell Ct, Mobile 36695

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$3,195

Ins Frt Cov 251-344-3866 $2,765 52 100

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251-809-3550

251-380-0053

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Atria Senior Living, 4720 Morrison Dr, Mobile 36609

3720 Dauphin St, Mobile 36608

Crowne Place Assisted Living

Country Place Senior Living – Brewton, 905 Belleville Ave, Brewton 36426

205 Pineview St, Brewton 36426

The Meadows of Brewton

202 Medical Park Dr, Atmore 36502

The Meadows of Atmore

251-625-0802

Gardens of Daphne, 1307 Daphne Ave, Daphne 36526

ESCAMBIA COUNTY

251-943-4412

Country Place Senior Living – Foley, 615 E Laurel, Foley 36535

ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES

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298 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021 251-432-2272 251-776-1455

Murray House, 1257 Government St, Mobile 36604

Somerby of Mobile, 901 Somerby Dr, Mobile 36695

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517 Commerce St, Jackson 36545

The Meadows of Jackson

600 Hwy 21 Bypass, Monroeville 34640

The Meadows of Monroeville

251-298-8823

Knollwood Pointe, 5601 Girby Rd, Mobile 36693

$4,395

$1,800

$2,600

$2,595

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Ins Frt Cov 251-246-1915 $2,360 16 100

WASHINGTON COUNTY

Ins Frt Cov 251-575-3001 $2,360 16 100

MONROE COUNTY

251-661-7600

Gordon Oaks Senior Living Community, 3145 Knollwood Dr, Mobile 36693

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Westminster Village offers independent living to residents with an active lifestyle, and a full continuum of on-site health care services if ever needed. And with Acts Life Care®, you’ll continue to have predictable monthly payments that protect your nest egg and your peace of mind.

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IS ALWAYS TOP OF OURS.

ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES

YOUR PEACE OF MIND

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21298 Cotton Creek Drive Gulf Shores, AL 36542 www.SeagrassVillageGS.com

251•220•1252

HOMEOWNERSHIP | INDEPENDENT LIVING | ASSISTED LIVING | RESPITE CARE

LiveOakAL.com (251)-943-6733 2300 N Cedar Street, Foley, AL 36535

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Ashbury Manor Specialty Care Assted Living Community 6562 Old Shell Rd, Mobile 36608 Atria Senior Living, 4720 Morrison Dr, Mobile 36609 Brookside Memory & Specialty Care, 680 Cody Rd S, Mobile 36695 Carillon Oaks – Mobile, 5461 Kooiman Rd, Theodore 36582 Elmcroft at Heritage Woods, 3440 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile 36695 Gordon Oaks Sr Living Cmnty, 3145 Knollwood Dr, Mobile 36693 Knollwood Pointe, 5601 Girby Rd, Mobile 36693 Somerby of Mobile, 901 Somerby Dr, Mobile 36695

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$2,345 $3,500 $4,100 $5,495

$4,240

$3,000 $4,790

251-340-7528

MOBILE COUNTY

251-928-5560 251-625-6400 251-626-9000

Oakland Place , 19570 CR 33, Fairhope 36532 The Blake at Malbis, 11626 US Hwy 90, Daphne 36526 The Brennity at Daphne, 27296 CR 13, Daphne 36526

PRIVATE ROOMS SEMI-PRIVATE ROOMS FURNISHED APTS SECURED COURTYARD NURSE ON STAFF DOCTOR VISITS ADULT DAY PROGRAMS RESPITE / SHORT TERM STAY SKILLED NURSING FACILITY ALZ / DEMENTIA RESIDENTS ONLY RESIDENTIAL HOME PRICE ALL INCLUSIVE

56-57 251-923-2800 $3,990 104

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6848 Gulf Shores Pkwy, Gulf Shores 36542

BALDWIN COUNTY

# OF UNITS

Haven Memory Care

MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES

MEMORY MEMORY CARE CARE ASSISTED ASSISTED LIVING LIVING COMMUNITIES COMMUNITIES

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MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES

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One Monthly Rate No Hidden Fees No Unexpected Expenses 251-923-2800 6848 GULF SHORES PKWY, GULF SHORES, AL 36542 HAVENMEMORYCARE.ORG

Happy & Healthy Aging Donate to Gulf Coast Dementia Services 3263 Demetropolis Road, Suite 10, Mobile, AL 36693 All funds raised stay in our community.

Services Include: Dementia Education Dementia Conferences Care Management Respite Care

251-421-4888

www.gcseniorservices.com

The E.A. Roberts Alzheimer’s Center is the region’s only dementia–specific day care center. Our services for your loved one include: • Health & nutritional assessments • Meals and snacks • Daily health monitoring • Support groups • Family/caregiver education • Stimulating activities Open Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. For more information or to schedule a tour of the facility, call 251-435-6950.

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1 ALABAMA GULF COAST – FALL 2020 – WINTER 2021 106 251-943-2781 251-621-4200 251-928-2153 251-928-2177 251-937-3501 251-947-1911 251-937-8049

Diversicare of Foley, 1701 N Alston St, Foley 36535

Eastern Shore Rehab & Health Center, 101 Villa Dr, Daphne 36526

Fairhope Health & Rehab, 108 S Church St, Fairhope 36532

Montrose Bay Health & Rehab, 22670 Main St, Montrose 36559

Oakwood – North Baldwin’s Center for Living 2010 Medical Center Dr, Bay Minette 36507

Robertsdale Rehab & Healthcare Ctr, 18700 US Hwy 90, Robertsdale 36567

William F Green State Veterans Home, 300 Faulkner Dr, Bay Minette 36507

251-626-8572

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500 Spanish Fort Blvd, Spanish Fort 36527

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BALDWIN COUNTY

PRIVATE ROOMS SEMI-PRIVATE ROOMS SECURED MEMORY CARE UNIT VENTILATOR TRACH CARE OSTOMY CARE LONG-TERM CARE RESPITE CARE SKILLED CARE INTERMEDIATE CARE

Westminster Village

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Ins Frt Cov 251-473-8684 $210 148 100

Crowne Health Care of Mobile

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954 Navco Rd, Mobile 36605

19225 N 4th St, Citronelle 36522

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Ins Frt Cov 251-866-5509 100

Ins Frt Cov 251-867-6077 100

MOBILE COUNTY

Ins Frt Cov 251-368-9121 100

ESCAMBIA COUNTY

Ins Frt Cov 251-578-3783 100

Crowne Health Care of Citronelle

100 Pineview St, Brewton 36427

West Gate Village

715 E Laurel St, Atmore 36502

Atmore Nursing Center

100 Sanders Dr, Evergreen 36401

Evergreen Nursing & Rehabilitation

2616 N College Ave, Jackson 36545

Ins Frt Cov 251-246-2476 100

Jackson Health Care CONECUH COUNTY

1415 Mosley Dr, Thomasville 36784

Ins Frt Cov 334-636-5614 100

Crowne Health Care of Thomasville

CLARKE COUNTY

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Little Sisters of the Poor – Sacred Heart

251-471-5431 251-865-6443 251-634-8002 251-433-5471 251-661-7608 251-661-5404

Ashland Place Health & Rehab, 148 Tuscaloosa St, Mobile 36607

Grand Bay Convalescent & Rehab, 13750 Hwy 90, Grand Bay 36541

Gulf Coast Health & Rehab, 8002 Grelot Rd, Mobile 36695

Kensington Health & Rehab, 550 Congress St, Mobile 36603

Knollwood Healthcare, 3151-A Knollwood Dr, Mobile 36693

Lynwood Healthcare & Rehab, 4164 Halls Mill Rd, Mobile 36693

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Allen Health & Rehab, 735 S Washington Ave, Mobile 36603

1655 McGill Ave, Mobile 36604

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Ins Frt Cov 251-304-3000 100

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3712 Dauphin St, Mobile 36608

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MOBILE COUNTY (cont’d)

PRIVATE ROOMS SEMI-PRIVATE ROOMS SECURED MEMORY CARE UNIT VENTILATOR TRACH CARE OSTOMY CARE LONG-TERM CARE RESPITE CARE SKILLED CARE INTERMEDIATE CARE

Crowne Health Care of Springhill

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251-450-2800 251-342-5623 251-343-0909 251-476-3420

Palm Gardens Health & Rehab, 3104 Dauphin Square Conn, Mobile 36607

Spring Hill Manor, 3900 Old Shell Rd, Mobile 36608

Spring Hill Rehab & Senior Residence, 3719 Dauphin St, Mobile 36608

Twin Oaks Nursing Home, 857 Crawford Ln, Mobile 36617

251-575-2648

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Monroe Manor Health & Rehab Ctr, 236 Claiborne St, Monroeville 36460

2046 S Alabama Ave, Monroeville 36460

Englewood Health Care Center

251-452-0996

North Mobile Nursing & Rehab, 4525 St. Stephens Rd, Eight Mile 36613

MONROE COUNTY

251-639-1588

Mobile Nursing & Rehab, 7020 Bruns Dr, Mobile 36695

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Until 7 years ago, Alzheimer’s was not diagnosable as the cause of death without an autopsy. Today, the condition can be diagnosed with a brain scan.

DEMENTIA is a general term that describes a group of symptoms such as memory loss and judgement/ language impairment. It is a permanent and progressive disease. It is very common among the elderly. ALZHEIMER’S is the most common form of DEMENTIA. It is progressive, irreversible and leads to death.

The cycle of Alzheimer’s is roughly 12 years, depending on when it is diagnosed. 12 years would be an early diagnosis and most diagnoses come about the 8th year. The cycle is the length of time from diagnosis to death. It is now possible to diagnose Alzheimer’s even earlier than 12 years but a diagnosis would seldom be requested because the symptoms at that point are relatively mild and are similar to normal age related memory loss. Early onset Alzheimer’s, which might occur in a person’s 50’s, generally moves ‘faster’ than later cases.

The odds of a healthy woman at age 65 developing Alzheimer’s is 1 in 6. For a man, it is 1 in 11. The risk of DEMENTIA doubles every 5 years between 65 and 95 years of age. Alzheimer’s in women progresses at a faster rate than in men.

Early detection of Alzheimer’s is thought to be possible by measuring a person’s sense of smell, a reading of the carotid artery & through a

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vision test. All are still in the study phase.

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is getting a lot of press these days because of the number of football players in the NFL who have suffered from the disease. Over 95% of those who died “early” and had their brain donated to research, suffered from CTE. The symptoms of CTE are almost identical to those of someone with Alzheimer’s and many people with CTE are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Both are diseases where Beta Amyloid Plaque builds up in the brain and eventually ‘short circuits’ the wiring of the brain. Today, CTE can only be determined by an autopsy since a brain scan cannot differentiate it from Alzheimer’s. CTE is caused by repetitive hits to the head. They do not have to be severe blows but it is the multiple blows over years that cause the condition. IN SUMMARY Our volunteers stand ready to provide Memory Screenings and Balance Testing at any event held in Baldwin County where seniors will be in attendance. It only takes about 15 minutes of the participant’s time and it is TOTALLY free and confidential. We provide all of the necessary materials to conduct the screenings as well as publicize the event. ~ For more information, contact: Sam Strite, 251-965-5122, samcstrite@gmail.com or Mel O’Donnell, 304-476-0502, odonnell142@gmail.com

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RESOURCES FOR AGING WELL

23 Aging in Alabama 12-16 Area Agency on Aging Ins Frt Atmore Nursing Center Cov, 100 13, 18

Baldwin County Council on Aging

100 Care Patrol 87 Community Hospice

Ins Frt Crowne Place Cov, 100 Assisted Living 43 CVS Pharmacy

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75 Diversified Healthcare 104

E. A. Roberts Alzheimer's Center

Ins Frt Evergreen Nursing & Cov, 100 Rehabilitation 50 Foley Senior Center

56-57 Community Senior Life Connie Hudson-City 51 of Mobile Parks and Recreation Ins Frt Crowne Health Care Cov, 100 of Citronelle

17 Gulf Coast AutoTech 104

Gulf Coast Dementia Services

56-57, Haven Memory Care 104

Ins Frt Crowne Health Care Cov, 100 of Mobile

67, 76 Homecare COMPANIONS

Ins Frt Crowne Health Care Cov, 100 of Springhill

56-57, Homestead Village 92 of Fairhope

Ins Frt Crowne Health Care Cov, 100 of Thomasville

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Advertiser Index continued 56-57, Huntingdon at Homestead 92 Village of Fairhope Ins Frt Jackson Health Care Cov, 100 9 Lindsey & Waldo LLC CPA 105

Little Sisters of the Poor Sacred Heart

91, 101

Seagrass Village of Gulf Shores

88 St. Joseph Hospice 72 Synergy HomeCare Ins Frt The Meadows of Atmore Cov, 100

56-57, Live Oak Village 101

Ins Frt The Meadows of Brewton Cov, 100

81 Mercy Life

Ins Frt The Meadows of Jackson Cov, 100

63 Mobile Senior Coalitions

Ins Frt The Meadows of Cov, 100 Monroeville

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NARO Audiology & Hearing Solutions North Baldwin Infirmary Senior Behavioral Health

73 Right at Home 81, Back Saad Healthcare Cover 88, Back Saad Healthcare Hospice Cover

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Via! Health Fitness and Enrichment Center

65, 69 Visiting Angels Ins Frt West Gate Village Cov, 100 Westminster Village 99 Acts Retirement Life Communities

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