Events

Join our networking event to connect with industry leaders and grow your network.

Every 2nd Tuesday of the month we meet for coffee and chat with professionals who work in the healthcare industry,  home care, senior living, and or anything that could be a resource for those in need of support in the community. 

Come connect, relax, and enjoy a welcoming space for seniors in our community.

Locations Change Monthly! For more information call 941-328-8088 or email [email protected] 

NTAGS Members, it~s almost time!Join us for the November NTAGS Meeting on Tuesday, November 10 at 9:00 a.m. at Brookdale Stoneridge Ranch in McKinney!This month~s theme is National Diabetes Month, and we~re excited to welcome Doug Hentges as our guest speaker. We know he will bring valuable insight and great discussion to the group.Suggested attire: BLUE! Let~s come together and create a sea of blue as we raise awareness and support for National Diabetes Month.We look forward to connecting, learning, and seeing everyone there! RSVP: ntags.org/eventsNot a member? Join TODAY for ONLY $40! ntags.org#NTAGS #NationalDiabetesMonth #SeaOfBlue #SeniorLivingLeaders #NTAGSStrongTogether

Facilitated by Pam Polowski and Lisa Endick Support, resources, and shared strategies for caregivers and individuals with MCI. education and separate support groups.

With the support and guidance of the Manatee County EMS Community Health Program, we explore both the joys and challenges that come with aging. This support group offers a valuable chance to connect with fellow aging adults in your community while discovering various opportunities and resources available throughout the county.

Tuesdays from October 28th December 9th at 10:00 AM Learn self-management techniques and skills needed in the day-to-daymanagement of any type of diabetes. In this 6 week class, you will learn how to meal plan, increase physical activity, manage emotions, and makeweekly action plans. 

Every individual is unique. Which is why we offer fully customizable memorial services designed just for your family.

Preparing the Ground: Terramation 101Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026Time: 12:00 PM MSTLocation: Online via ZoomCost: FreePresenter: Jenna WheatleyOrganizer: The Natural FuneralEvent DescriptionTerramation, also called natural organic reduction, is a gentle way to return to the earth after death.Join The Natural Funeral for an approachable introduction to terramation, including how the process works and what families can expect, from laying-in through curing and how this choice can support new life.During this informative webinar, participants will also have the opportunity to test their knowledge through a live carbon-footprint quiz and explore data about terramation~s environmental impact.Whether you~re planning for yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about alternative end-of-life options, this session will provide a deeper understanding of the process and its possibilities.Registration: RSVP to receive your Zoom link.

Long-Term Care Medicaid: What You Need to KnowDate: Tuesday, November 10, 2026Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PMLocation: Hybrid - Join via Zoom or in personIn-Person Address: 6385 Corporate Dr, Suite 303, Colorado Springs, CO 80919Audience: All Seniors and Adults with DisabilitiesDescription:Understanding long-term care Medicaid can help seniors, adults with disabilities, and their families prepare for future care needs.Join Beneficent and PASCO for an educational workshop covering the basics of long-term care Medicaid.Participants will gain a better understanding of Medicaid benefits, common misconceptions, and the application process.This class is open to seniors, adults with disabilities, and individuals interested in learning more about long-term care Medicaid.Attendance Options: Participate online via Zoom or attend in person in Colorado Springs.Registration: Space is limited to 20 participants. Reserve Your Spot

When you design around your favorite pieces, your new home feels familiar from the start.Pick up a few practical design tips thatll make your new space feel like home.Moving doesnt mean leaving your personal style behind. Join Jen Bencho of Lucy Lane Home Staging & Styling for practical ideasto incorporate your favorite furniture pieces into your new space, creating a home that feels distinctly yours.Jen will also share strategies to make your move easier as you envision how the things you love can fit beautifully into a fresh setting.Shell even provide a few sample floor plans to show how thoughtful planning and the right placement can bring everything together.At Friendship Village, your home is just one part of a lifestyle designed for greater ease, connection, and enjoyment.ARRANGE YOUR SCHEDULE ACCORDINGLY. RSVP TODAY.Call 724-414-3609 or fill out the form below to save your place.

Senior Appreciation Party and Dance: Western Day with Colorado Physician PartnersHosted by: Colorado Physician PartnersDate: November 10Time: 1:00-4:00 PMLocation: Colorado Springs Senior Center, 1514 N. Hancock Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80903Whos invited: Ages 65+ welcomeJoin us for a free, western-themed patient appreciation party and dance. Wear your best western attire for a fun-filled afternoon of food, drinks, entertainment, prizes, and more. Youll also have the chance to meet our team and learn how we support your health and wellness. Mark your calendars, and bring a friend.RSVP: Angela Jimenez at 1-719-434-4922 or [email protected]

Join Seniors Blue Book and local experts from a variety of different senior living communities for an educational discussion on your options in Fort Myers. Learn the difference between continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) and rental independent, assisted and memory care communities. You will also learn about long term care in skilled nursing as well as rehabilitation and in-home care options.RSVP NOW; CLICK HERE!

Join us for an informative talk with Nicholas Ghanem, from Physicians Rehabilitation, to learn how this cutting-edge regenerative care treatment can help you find real relief without surgery. Discover how non-surgical solutions work to boost your body~s natural way of healing, helping you move easier, feel better, and get back to the activities you love. This lecture is the perfect opportunity to explore how you can take the first step toward a pain-free, more active lifestyle!RSVP NOW: CLICK HERE!

Facilitated by Melissa Schlegel. This group helps provide caregivers with support, resources & information helping them navigate the disease while building connections.

End of Life Doulas Explain: What to Expect When Someones DyingHosted by: High Plains CrossingDate: Tuesday, November 10Time: 3:30-5:00 PMLocation: High Plains Crossing, 7010 8th St.Join us for an informative and compassionate presentation on the end-of-life journey and the support available to individuals and their loved ones. End-of-life doulas Marla and Kristi will share insights into the dying process, emotional and practical preparation, and the resources available to individuals, families, and caregivers during this important time.RSVP: 970-295-1755

Join us for this safe and comfortable event where caregivers and their loved ones with Alzheimers and other types of dementia can socialize with others in similar situations. It is a chance to enjoy delicious food and drinks, listen to music and take a break from the normal routine. Held monthly on the second Tuesday of every month.Please RSVP at 970-822-7078.

 Whether youre a caregiver, family member, professional, or simply want to learn more about dementia/Alzheimers, we invite you to join us for supportive discussions, practical tips, and shared experiences! This series is open to the public, and everyone is always welcome. Well have refreshments available and hope youll stop by, learn something new, and connect with others in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

Caring for a loved one can be rewarding but it can also feel overwhelming. Thats why Sandwiched KC hosts a free in-person caregiver support group where you can connect with others who get it.Join us for honest conversations, shared resources, and a chance to recharge in a welcoming, judgment-free space. Whether youre caring for a parent, partner, or child with special needs, youre not alone and you dont have to do this by yourself.Thank you to Turnning Point for collaborating with us to make these in-person caregiver support groups possible! Feel free to RSVP by calling or texting (816) 472-9178.

Join us November 10th, 2026 at 6:30 pm at the Wyomissing Library Community Room for a free seminar covering asset protection andlong-term care.Russell E. Farbiarz, Esq. and Alexa S. Antanavage, Esq. will be discussing the real costs of long-term care, the differences betweenMedicare vs. Medicaid, how to protect your home and savings, and much more. This seminar is free, but spaces are limited. Register today.Click to Register OnlineOrCall our Office to Register at 610-562-2000 

Join Us for 2026 Grief and the Holidays: Grief in Motion: Finding our WayCaring Connections: A Hope and Comfort in Grief Program will hold its annual Grief and the Holidays event on Tuesday, November 10, 2026,from 7:00-9:00 p.m., at the University of Utah College of Social Work (395 South 1500 East Salt Lake City, UT 84112). Free parking will be provided nearthe building. The event will also be livestreamed online via Zoom. Grief and the Holidays is an opportunity for individuals to come together and cope with the loss of a family member or friend while keepingthe memory of the person alive during the difficult holiday season. This years theme, Grief in Motion: Finding Our Way, explores the ways grief changes overtime and how we can move through loss while carrying the memory of the person who died. Our featured speaker and musical guest is Dominic Moore, MD, Senior Medical Director for Home Services, Associate Chief Medical Officer forClinical Shared Services, and Physician Lead for Ethics at Intermountain Health. Dr. Moore has released 10 albums with the local group The Lower Lights,as well as six albums of original songwriting. Through conversation and music, he will invite us to consider how we might carry our losses with us whilecontinuing to find meaning and connection in our lives.Grief and the Holidays is free and open to the public. For more information, call 801-585-9522 or email [email protected].