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Proper estate planning is about more than documents; itsabout giving you and your family clarity, confidence, and peace of mind forthe future. With the right plan, you can protect your assets, reduce familydisputes, avoid unnecessary delays and expenses, and help keep your loved onesout of court. In this complimentaryEstate Planning Workshop, well explain the Three Secrets of EstatePlanning and share what you should and shouldnt do to protect yourself,your loved ones, and the legacy youve worked hard to build. Wellanswer common questions like: What is estate planning? What are the Three Secrets? What is probate, and why should I avoid it? What happens if I dont have a plan? Whats the difference between a Will and a Trust? When should I update my Estate Plan? Can I do my own estate planning? At Bellomo& Associates, weve spent years helping families navigate estateplanning with greater understanding and confidence. Joinus, bring your questions, and take the first step toward protecting whatmatters most.

Join us October 27th, 2026 at 10:30 at the Wyomissing Library Community Room for a free seminar covering estate planning basics.Russell E. Farbiarz, Esq. and Alexa S. Antanavage, Esq. will be reviewing the documents that protect you, what happens to Pennsylvanianswithout an estate plan, the difference between probates and trusts, and how Pennsylvanias taxes factor in.This seminar is free, but spaces are limited. Register today.Click to Register Online orCall our Office to Register at 610-562-2000

Proper estate planning is about more than documents; itsabout giving you and your family clarity, confidence, and peace of mind forthe future. With the right plan, you can protect your assets, reduce familydisputes, avoid unnecessary delays and expenses, and help keep your loved onesout of court. In this complimentaryEstate Planning Workshop, well explain the Three Secrets of EstatePlanning and share what you should and shouldnt do to protect yourself,your loved ones, and the legacy youve worked hard to build. Wellanswer common questions like: What is estate planning? What are the Three Secrets? What is probate, and why should I avoid it? What happens if I dont have a plan? Whats the difference between a Will and a Trust? When should I update my Estate Plan? Can I do my own estate planning? At Bellomo& Associates, weve spent years helping families navigate estateplanning with greater understanding and confidence. Joinus, bring your questions, and take the first step toward protecting whatmatters most.

Home Modifications for Better Patient OutcomesCEU Webinar Series (2026)Presented by Lifeway MobilityThis CEU webinar series is designed to equip healthcare professionals with practical knowledge, demonstrations, and best practices related to home modifications that support better patient outcomes. Each webinar is 1 hour and provides opportunities to earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) (see registration page for eligibility details).Why Attend?1. Earn CEUs to meet licensure requirements2. Expert Speakers sharing real-world insights on home modifications3. Improve Patient Outcomes with actionable, evidence-based strategiesWho Should Attend?Ideal for:-- Occupational Therapists (OTs)-- Physical Therapists (PTs)-- Case workers-- Social workers-- Nurses-- Other healthcare professionals focused on patient outcomes2026 Webinar ScheduleEmpowering IndependenceFebruary 25 at 10:00 AM MT or August 26 at 1:00 PM MTReducing ReadmissionsApril 29 at 11:00 AM MT or October 28 at 11:00 AM MTGuest Speaker: Sandy Alexander, B.Sc. (OT)Community and Clinical Education SpecialistEthics & SafetyJune 24 at 12:00 PM MT or December 16 at 12:00 PM MTGuest Speaker: Joe Finnegan, VP of Manufacturing for RediSpan RampsRegistrationScan the QR code on the flyer

According to the CDC, one in four Americans 65 years of age and older will fall each year. Falls, whether they occur with an injury or not, have a large impact on quality of life. A growing number of older adults fear falling and choose to limit their social lives and activities. This can cause declines in physical ability, mental health, and independence.A Matter of Balance is a free evidenced-based program offered through WellSpan. It has been shown to decrease the fear of falling and increase activity levels which helps to reduce the risk of falling. It consists of 8 two-hour courses with a trained coach and 8-12 participants. In the class participants will learn that falls are not a part of the aging process, create reasonable goals to increase activity, and lessen fall risk factors. After completing Matter of Balance participants report improved confidence in activities and their strength, as well as fewer falls.Individuals Who Could Benefit:Those with a fear of fallingHave a history of fallsWould like to increase activityNeed to improve balance and strengthAge 60 years or older, able to walk, and can problem-solve

Proper estate planning is about more than documents; itsabout giving you and your family clarity, confidence, and peace of mind forthe future. With the right plan, you can protect your assets, reduce familydisputes, avoid unnecessary delays and expenses, and help keep your loved onesout of court. In this complimentaryEstate Planning Workshop, well explain the Three Secrets of EstatePlanning and share what you should and shouldnt do to protect yourself,your loved ones, and the legacy youve worked hard to build. Wellanswer common questions like: What is estate planning? What are the Three Secrets? What is probate, and why should I avoid it? What happens if I dont have a plan? Whats the difference between a Will and a Trust? When should I update my Estate Plan? Can I do my own estate planning? At Bellomo& Associates, weve spent years helping families navigate estateplanning with greater understanding and confidence. Joinus, bring your questions, and take the first step toward protecting whatmatters most. 

Join us November 2nd, 2026 at 6:30 pm at the Wyomissing Library Community Room for a free seminar covering estate planning basics.Russell E. Farbiarz, Esq. and Alexa S. Antanavage, Esq. will be reviewing the documents that protect you, what happens to Pennsylvanianswithout an estate plan, the difference between probates and trusts, and how Pennsylvanias taxes factor in.This seminar is free, but spaces are limited. Register today.Click to Register OnlineorCall our Office to Register at 610-562-2000

According to the CDC, one in four Americans 65 years of age and older will fall each year. Falls, whether they occur with an injury or not, have a large impact on quality of life. A growing number of older adults fear falling and choose to limit their social lives and activities. This can cause declines in physical ability, mental health, and independence.A Matter of Balance is a free evidenced-based program offered through WellSpan. It has been shown to decrease the fear of falling and increase activity levels which helps to reduce the risk of falling. It consists of 8 two-hour courses with a trained coach and 8-12 participants. In the class participants will learn that falls are not a part of the aging process, create reasonable goals to increase activity, and lessen fall risk factors. After completing Matter of Balance participants report improved confidence in activities and their strength, as well as fewer falls.Individuals Who Could Benefit:Those with a fear of fallingHave a history of fallsWould like to increase activityNeed to improve balance and strengthAge 60 years or older, able to walk, and can problem-solve

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 

According to the CDC, one in four Americans 65 years of age and older will fall each year. Falls, whether they occur with an injury or not, have a large impact on quality of life. A growing number of older adults fear falling and choose to limit their social lives and activities. This can cause declines in physical ability, mental health, and independence.A Matter of Balance is a free evidenced-based program offered through WellSpan. It has been shown to decrease the fear of falling and increase activity levels which helps to reduce the risk of falling. It consists of 8 two-hour courses with a trained coach and 8-12 participants. In the class participants will learn that falls are not a part of the aging process, create reasonable goals to increase activity, and lessen fall risk factors. After completing Matter of Balance participants report improved confidence in activities and their strength, as well as fewer falls.Individuals Who Could Benefit:Those with a fear of fallingHave a history of fallsWould like to increase activityNeed to improve balance and strengthAge 60 years or older, able to walk, and can problem-solve

According to the CDC, one in four Americans 65 years of age and older will fall each year. Falls, whether they occur with an injury or not, have a large impact on quality of life. A growing number of older adults fear falling and choose to limit their social lives and activities. This can cause declines in physical ability, mental health, and independence.A Matter of Balance is a free evidenced-based program offered through WellSpan. It has been shown to decrease the fear of falling and increase activity levels which helps to reduce the risk of falling. It consists of 8 two-hour courses with a trained coach and 8-12 participants. In the class participants will learn that falls are not a part of the aging process, create reasonable goals to increase activity, and lessen fall risk factors. After completing Matter of Balance participants report improved confidence in activities and their strength, as well as fewer falls.Individuals Who Could Benefit:Those with a fear of fallingHave a history of fallsWould like to increase activityNeed to improve balance and strengthAge 60 years or older, able to walk, and can problem-solve