Registration Opens for the Keys to Senior Independence Series
Want to know how to access Medicare, Medicaid, or other similar programs and services? Have questions about Alzheimer’s disease or dementia? Want to learn about St. Mary’s County Legal Aid, how to avoid scams, and reduce debt? Get connected and get the information you need at the Department of Aging & Human Services Keys to Senior Independence series.
The series will be held Mondays, March 17 through April 7, 2025, from 6 to 9pm at the College of Southern Maryland in Leonardtown in Building C, Room 206.
This year’s topics are:
Rethinking Aging & Financial Planning (Monday, March 17)
Learn about programs offered through DAHS that range from nutrition services and health promotion to elder advocacy and caregiver support that help older adults in St. Mary’s County maintain their health and independence. Additionally, a representative from PNC Bank will talk about how to make the most of your money as you age.
Mental Health & Cognitive Decline (Monday, March 24)
The evening will cover several facets of mental health, including information on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Financial Health/ Identity Protection (Monday, March 31)
Speakers will discuss scams directed toward the aging population and how to detect, avoid, and report them, along with legal information and financial options for older adults.
Physical Health (Monday, April 7)
Speakers will teach participants about cardiovascular health, prostate care, living well with Lyme disease, and about the importance of preventive care.
Sign up for one presentation or all four.
For more information, or to register, contact Nicoletta Pollice, outreach specialist with DAHS, at 301-475-4200, ext. 1074, or email [email protected].
