Join us as Mary Relich, CRNP of Washington Health System Cardiovascular Care, shares her many years of knowledge and experience with cardiovascular disease.

Mary will discuss the causes and symptoms of AFIB (atrial fibrillation) and CHF (congestive heart failure) so you can recognize the risks and take the steps needed to keep your heart happy and healthy! After the presentation, she’ll answer any questions you may have.

Mary earned her BSN from the University of Rochester and her MSN from the University of Pittsburgh.

Seating is limited! Free and open to the public!
Register by February 21.

As a family member, friend or caregiver of someone who is living with Alzheimer’s disease, joining our Support Group is a great way to find people who understand what you are experiencing.

As a family member, friend or caregiver of someone who is living with Alzheimer’s disease, joining our Support Group is a great way to find people who understand what you are experiencing.

Mingle at our Memory Cafe! 

What is a Memory Café? In 1997, Dutch pyschiatrist Bere Miesen introduced the idea of a place were those living with dementia and their caregiers can mingle in a comfortable and fun environment — a Memory Café! This concept successfully made its way to the U.S. in 2008.

Who can attend a Memory Café? EVERYONE! Caregivers are invited to bring their loved one living with dementia to relax and grab a bite to eat together in a casual, supportive environment. The group is held in a private room, and full of conversation, fun and meaningful connections. And, of course, laughter and camaraderie are always on the menu!

The Memory Café is free to attend. RSVP’s are helpful, but not necessary. To RSVP, please call Rena Tatka at 724-223-5745.

Understanding dementia is one thing. Really understanding the reality of caring for someone living with dementia is another. In this fast paced workshop you will learn from hands on experts in the field of dementia care. We’ll explore a typical day of caring for someone living with dementia.

The workshop will examine how things are in real life and develop strategies that help in creating customized dementia care.

Don’t miss your chance to get the inside scoop on what works and doesn't work in daily care and challenging situations.

Register no later than one week in advance:

• View our registration brochure for fees and registration options and click RSVP below. Please bring your payment with you to the workshop.
• Download our registration brochure, fill it out and fax to 412-826-6511. Please bring your payment with you to the workshop.

CEU credit hours are available - please see the registration brochure for details!

Walk-in registrations will be charged an additional $15.

Checks made payable to Presbyterian SeniorCare Network.

Questions about the Woodside Workshop? Please contact Carrie Chiusano at 412-826-6065 or cchiusano@srcare.org.

As a family member, friend or caregiver of someone who is living with Alzheimer’s disease, joining our Support Group is a great way to find people who understand what you are experiencing.

We’re walking for our residents! Presbyterian SeniorCare Network is a participating organization in the Walk for a Healthy Community, an annual fundraiser underwritten by Highmark. That means that we receive 100% of the funds we raise. We are walking to raise funds for lifestyle engagement programming at each of our campuses and senior supportive housing communities.

REGISTER NOW!

You may register as an individual, create a team or join a team. Once registered, you can create your own fundraising webpage and share it with family, friends and co-workers encouraging them to donate to the Walk fundraising efforts!

CAN'T WALK? DONATE!

Even if you are unable to walk, you may still support Presbyterian SeniorCare Network by donating to the Walk! Thank you for your generosity!

REMEMBER...

We are all in this together! No matter how you are able to support us - whether that be through a personal donation, by walking or by creating a team to raise funds, every bit helps!

Each donation helps us to raise funds for lifestyle engagement programming at each of our campuses and in supportive housing. This means that you allow us to provide supplies, funds for trips, onsite entertainment, computer software and so much more to enrich the lives of our residents.

To register or donate, please click here. 

Mingle at our Memory Cafe! 

What is a Memory Café? In 1997, Dutch pyschiatrist Bere Miesen introduced the idea of a place were those living with dementia and their caregiers can mingle in a comfortable and fun environment — a Memory Café! This concept successfully made its way to the U.S. in 2008.

Who can attend a Memory Café? EVERYONE! Caregivers are invited to bring their loved one living with dementia to relax and grab a bite to eat together in a casual, supportive environment. The group is held in a private room, and full of conversation, fun and meaningful connections. And, of course, laughter and camaraderie are always on the menu!

The Memory Café is free to attend. RSVP’s are helpful, but not necessary. To RSVP, please call Rena Tatka at 724-223-5745.