Leading Alzheimer’s disease researcher, Dr. Huntington Potter of University of Colorado School of Medicine brings us up to date on the latest research to save more of us from the ravages of this disease and tells us about a unique idea for helpful drugs that could be approved for use much sooner than what has been typical.
Watch and learn more from:Eric Gonzalez — Benefits in Action’s Manager of Financial Programs. He manages BIA’s pro bono Tax Program, Social Security Disability Program, and other programs providing financial
Amy Larchick, Owner Life Caddie: Amy and the Life Caddie team’s mission is to help adults to thrive in their own living space and through life’s transitions. Amy talks here about decluttering and organizing your stuff for a move.
Watch and Learn from our Panelists, each talking about different aspects of their work in both preventing and prosecuting financial abuse.
Watch and learn about the many agencies of the state who are helping to stem physical and mental elder abuse in Colorado.
In this segment, learn about transportation options offered from the city to the mountains: Denver RTD, Via Mobility, and the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority.
How do you make the decision to give up driving, and what do you do to get around when you are no longer driving? This webinar covers both topics. Jill Kelly talks about the first part and Todd Glasser tells us about MedRide and MetroOne Ambulance and non emergency medical transportation. Colleen Samuels provides a view of the Denver regional Access and Mobility Council’s service and its free Getting There guide to a variety of transportation options available in the Denver region and how to access them.
Join Colorado Sun Reporter John Ingold as he moderates a terrific panel of doctors from the University of Colorado Health System to learn more about the opportunities and challenges of using the new tools of artificial intelligence to improve patient outcomes and save lives.
Learn how both Friends for Life and Assisting Hands help people who need a little extra help in remaining in their homes. They provide services like helping with meals, light housekeeping, bathing and toileting, help with pet care, running errands, and many other helpful services. Both are private pay and do not accept Medicaid.
Chaundra Price of Medicare Teachers explains Medicare’s many facets, what to look for when you’re shopping for a Medicare plan, clearing up some of the common misunderstandings, while helping you make more informed decisions when choosing your plan. She reminds us all of the potential pitfalls of calling those numbers on the TV screen being pitched by celebrities.
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Think about a personal version of Antiques Road Show–and that’s what you will learn about in this video.
It’s important to help your family and other loved ones know about the art, collectibles, jewelry and other stuff that is important to you in your home (or storage unit). You don’t want your heirs to unknowingly donate an item of great (or even sentimental/family value simply because they don’t know it’s value!
AARP Colorado is focused on empowering its nearly 700,000 members in Colorado to choose how they live as they age. You will learn here about AARP National, about AARP’s Elder Watch program, Senior Planet/Older Adult Technology Services from AARP, Wish of a Lifetime from AARP, AARP’s legislative advocacy and get to meet the people behind these groups.
