Happy July 4th! Join us in celebrating freedom and independence for seniors.
In 1776, The United States declared its independence. Now, 233 years later, it's time to celebrate once again with fireworks, picnics, concerts and family gatherings.
Why all the fanfare? Because freedom and independence are important to Americans. And that goes for seniors too--especially seniors. After all, they've been Americans the longest!
At Alternative Home Care for Seniors, we understand the need for seniors to maintain their freedom. That's why since 2002, we've provided everything from personal care and meal preparation to light housekeeping and companionship -- All the things that make it possible for seniors to remain independent. And to help ensure the quality of life they cherish and deserve, in their own home.
And for seniors out and and about? I've posted a few links below to resources for independent seniors on the go.
Have a safe and happy 4th!
Sharna Fulton
Marketing Director
(770) 736-7977
Alternative Home Care for Seniors, 2386 Clowers St. E-202, Snellville, GA 30078 |
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Resources for Independent Seniors
For Georgia's athletic seniors:
Georgia Golden Games to promote a social, athletic and recreational experience for older adults. Age Groups range from 50+ to 70+. Warner Robins, GA September 23-26, 2009
http://www.georgiagoldenolympics.org
Social club for women 50+:
For financial independence:
TD Montana (financial planners) offers monthly budget plans for seniors as part of their service platform. According to Damon Ladd-Thomas, "Seniors that can avoid the trap of "derailing" their structured monthly budget have a higher rate of successful wealth management and are less stressed during retirement."
Senior center classes and events in metro Atlanta:
You'll find this information and much more in this handy, easy-to-use guide also available in booklet form. http://www.seniorresourcesdirectory.com/
Driver safety education classes: http://www.aarp.org/families/driver_safety/
EyeCare America: Seniors Eyecare Program
The Seniors EyeCare Program ensures that everyone 65+ has access to a eye care. Seniors eligible for a referral through the program receive a comprehensive, medical eye exam and up to one year of care- at no out-of-pocket cost - for any disease diagnosed during initial exam. http://www.eyecareamerica.com/ |