Parkinson’s Café: LSVT (voice treatment) Loud and Big and What You Should Know About Various Levels of Care, Home Care, and the Assistance of Geriatric Care Managers
March
20
Thursday
2014
Parkinson’s Café: LSVT (voice treatment) Loud and Big and What You Should Know About Various Levels of Care, Home Care, and the Assistance of Geriatric Care Managers
| Event Date: | |
| Event Time: | 10 a.m. to 2 p.m |
| Event Location: | Parkinson’s Café at The Highlands at Pittsford’s Hahnemann Club |
| Contact Telephone: | (585) 586-7600 ext. |
Please note this is an archived calendar event.
LSVT (voice treatment) Loud and Big, with Meredith Rossborough, speech therapist, and Amy Steed, physical therapist for Visiting Nurse Service; and What You Should Know About Various Levels of Care, Home Care, and the Assistance of Geriatric Care Managers, with Alyssa Ferrigno, geriatric care manager of Seniors Choice Care Management.
People with Parkinson’s disease and their family members are invited to monthly gatherings of the Parkinson’s Café at The Highlands at Pittsford’s Hahnemann Club. Sessions meet one Thursday each month, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and feature continental breakfast, socializing, and two speakers on topics ranging from living with Parkinson’s to using music therapy for brain health.
Parkinson’s Café was founded in 2009 by Pittsford resident Lynn Schramek, four years after her husband Brad was diagnosed with the disease. Sessions are open to the public and free of charge and reservations are suggested but not required. Continental breakfast is provided and participants are asked to bring their own brown-bag lunches.
People with Parkinson’s disease and their family members are invited to monthly gatherings of the Parkinson’s Café at The Highlands at Pittsford’s Hahnemann Club. Sessions meet one Thursday each month, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and feature continental breakfast, socializing, and two speakers on topics ranging from living with Parkinson’s to using music therapy for brain health.
Parkinson’s Café was founded in 2009 by Pittsford resident Lynn Schramek, four years after her husband Brad was diagnosed with the disease. Sessions are open to the public and free of charge and reservations are suggested but not required. Continental breakfast is provided and participants are asked to bring their own brown-bag lunches.
Submitted by: RH Administrator, Rochester Health
Category:Health Education, Seminars & Training, Support Group Meeting
Calendar Id: 0000005530
