Learn to Protect Yourself: Recognizing Mistreatment
Silver Key Caregiving Series: Addressing GAPS in Health Care – The Evolution of Supportive Care
This will be an interactive discussion including tools and resources for integrating palliative support within primary care and specialty care clinics. The history of how palliative care has evolved and types of palliative programs will be reviewed as well as identifying the GAPS palliative support addresses. Presented by Melanie Stickrath, MD; Tanya Biechler, RN and…
Read MoreStroke Symposium
Join Silver Key at the Stroke Symposium
Read MoreSilver Key Caregiving Series: Compassion Fatigue – When It Hurts to Care
Compassionate people bear the suffering of others and often times compromise their own health and well- being when they assume too much of the burden. We must always be aware of where we end and the other person begins – the importance of boundaries. Free and open to the public Please RSVP 719-884-2350
Read MoreSoli Deo Gloria – a Community Choir
Benefiting Silver Key’s Food Pantry!
Read MoreOlder Americans Month – May 2018 Engage at Every Age!
May is Older Americans Month, a perfect opportunity to show our appreciation for the older adults in our community. For 55 years, Older Americans Month (OAM) has been observed to recognize older Americans and their contributions to our communities. Silver Key is proud to celebrate and recognize all seniors and especially senior clients and volunteers…
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Silver Key Needs Volunteer Drivers
Silver Key is in need of volunteer drivers for our Transportation Department. A shortage of volunteer drivers means fewer rides are available to be scheduled resulting in seniors not being able to get to medical appointments or the grocery store when needed. If you like to drive, want to meet new people, and have a…
Read MoreBe Aware as New Medicare Cards Arrive
As Medicare starts to roll out their new cards, seniors should know that Medicare will never call them and ask for their old number (or their new number) or for a credit card number so that the senior can receive their new card.
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