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October 1, 1:00pm – Melissa is hosting a Parkinson’s support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and family caregivers at JEM Research in Atlantis
October 1, 2:00pm – Tino is hosting a virtual Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group via Zoom (please call the office for details)
October 6, 10:00am – Melissa is hosting a Parkinson’s support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and family caregivers at Devonshire in Palm Beach Gardens
October 6, 2:00pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at Palm Beach Memory Care in North Palm Beach
October 7,10:00am – Melissa is hosting a Parkinson’s support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and family caregivers at Palm Beach Neuroscience Institute in West Palm Beach
October 7, 2:00pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at Artis Senior Living in Boca Raton
October 8, 1:00pm – Melissa is hosting a Parkinson’s support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and family caregivers at Watercrest Senior Living in Palm Beach Gardens
October 8, 1:30pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at Palm Beach Neurology in West Palm Beach
October 13, 10:00am – Melissa is hosting a virtual Parkinson’s support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and family caregivers via Zoom (please call the office for details)
October 13, 10:30am – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at Wellington Bay in Wellington
October 13, 3:00pm – Melissa is hosting a Parkinson’s support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and family caregivers at Allegro Senior Living in Parkland
October 14, 10:00am – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group for Veterans’ family members via Zoom (please call the office for details)
October 14, 1:00pm – Melissa is hosting a Parkinson’s support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and family caregivers at Wellington Bay in Wellington
October 15, 1:00pm – Melissa is hosting a Parkinson’s support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and family caregivers at PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital in Jupiter
October 15, 2:00pm – Tino is hosting a virtual Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group via Zoom (please call the office for details)
October 16, 8:30am – Tino will be discussing how to find joy in the journey when caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s at The DCOTA in Dania Beach
October 16, 1:30pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at Ahava Senior Residences in Aventura
October 20, 11:00am – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at The Barclay at ParkSquare in Aventura
October 20, 4:30pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at Palm Beach Neuroscience Institute in Boynton Beach
October 21, 11:00am – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at Allegro Senior Living in Parkland
October 21, 2:00pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at the Coral Springs Library in Coral Springs
October 22, 1:00pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at Devonshire at PGA in Palm Beach Gardens
October 22, 1:00pm – Melissa is hosting a virtual Parkinson’s support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and family caregivers via Zoom (please call the office for details)
October 22, 3:00pm – Melissa will be hosting Parkinson’s training for our staff in our office in Palm Beach Gardens
October 22, 4:00pm – Tino will be hosting Alzheimer’s and dementia training for our staff in our office in Palm Beach Gardens
October 26, 2:00pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at Grace Lutheran Church in Port St. Lucie
October 27, 2:00pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at The Arbor in Lake Worth
October 27, 4:00pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at JEM Research in Atlantis
October 27, 4:30pm – Melissa is hosting a Parkinson’s support group for people living with Parkinson’s disease and family caregivers at Palm Beach Neuroscience Institute in Boynton Beach
October 28, 10:30am – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at NE Focal Point in Deerfield Beach
October 28, 1:00pm – Tino is hosting an Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support group at Quantum Laboratories in Deerfield Beach
ComForCare Franchise Systems, a franchised provider of in-home caregiving services, announced their Caregiver of the Year at the company’s 18th annual conference. Luis Guzman, a ComForCare caregiver in Palm Beach, FL, was awarded the 2020 Caregiver of the Year from more than 12,000 caregivers across North America.
“Over the past 12 years, Luis has been described by multiple clients as a miracle worker, respectful, honest, compassionate, patient, and nurturing,” said Melissa Morante, franchise owner of ComForCare of Palm Beach. “It’s rare to find a caregiver that works well with all clients. Particularly during this challenging time, Luis’ calm and easy-going demeanor and his comforting nature has had a profound impact on clients and their families.”
Through this award, Luis is recognized for his extraordinary commitment, hard work and dedication. Clients and family members have shared that they have peace of mind knowing that they or their family members are in the best hands possible with Luis. Luis has been with ComForCare of Palm Beach since 2008.
“Caregivers are the heart of the ComForCare franchise system across the U.S. and,” said J.J. Sorrenti, CEO of Best Life Brands, parent company to ComForCare and At Your Side Home Care. “Luis embodies all of ComForCare’s core values and everything we stand for as an organization. We are honored to have Luis as a part of our team and recognize the tremendous impact he has had on so many lives.”
The Boomer Counselor
Leslie Gray StreeterPalm Beach Post Staff Writer
Baby boomers are said to be aging differently than any other generation previously. In their 60s, which must have seemed ancient to them in their youth, they’re starting new careers, new marriages, new hobbies, 65 is the new 45, or so they’d like to think. They’re not going to be old like their folks were. Norsiree. But they are aging, nonetheless. And Scott Greenberg thinks he can help.
“We don’t give into aging as much, which I see as a positive. It keeps plastic surgeons in business,” says the host of “Oh My God I’m Getting Older and So Is My Mom,” heard Mondays on Seaview Radio, and the president of ComForCare, which provides health services for seniors from its Palm Beach Gardens offices.
Taking Care of Aging Parents 101
Marci Shatzman, Sun-Sentinel June 25, 2014
Nothing he tells people to do hasn’t happened to him, said Scott Greenberg, who wrote the book on taking care of aging parents.
“Oh My God, I’m Getting Older and So is my Mom” is indicative of Greenberg’s light touch with a serious issue nobody wants to talk about. That’s also the title of this Boca Raton’s weekly radio show on seniors and aging from 6 to 7 p.m. Mondays on 95.9 FM, 106.9 FM and 960 AM, and simulcast at seaviewradio.com.
Why did you write this book on such a touchy subject?
People typically make decisions in crisis and invariably the wrong decisions. I wanted to highlight in an upbeat, humorous way the things you should be focused on while you make those decisions with reasonable forethought.
Why do you call “I can do it myself!” the battle cry of a generation?
The Greatest Generation is accustomed to taking care of their own problems. They can no longer carry the heavy packages from the supermarket, so instead of eating healthy food they are eating not what they want, but what they can carry.
Where can people buy the book?
At Amazon.com or here. The book won first place in the Parenting/Family category in the 2014 Next Generation Indie Book Awards in New York.
The Michael Dresser Show
Listen to an interview with Scott when he appeared as a guest on The Michael Dresser Show June 5th to introduce “Oh My God, I’m Getting Older and So Is My Mom” and discuss the potholes that appear along the aging highway.
The Mantz and Mitchell Show
Scott appeared as a guest on The Mantz and Mitchell Show on June 7th, 2014 to discuss his book “Oh My God, I’m Getting Older and So Is My Mom” and all the things we are unprepared for as we begin the aging process…from sibling rivalry to estate planning to funeral planning and so much more.
New Book Release
Through Scott Greenberg’s experience as a weekly radio show host dealing with issues that are confronting boomers and their parents, coupled with his tenure as President of a private duty home health care agency, Scott addresses many serious topics in a humorous but informative way.
The later-years road is often believed to look like midnight rides on a sailboat with a glass of wine in our hand or a pleasant bike ride through a nature preserve. All too often, Scott has learned, reality gets in the way. Bottom line: getting older can be tougher than we thought.
Enjoy as Scott addresses topics as diverse as dealing with sibling rivalry (mom always loved you more), sex after sixty (yes, it still happens), funeral options (who knew there were so many), the value of volunteerism, along with other situations you never thought you would need to deal with. With a humorous look at aging, coupled with practical advice, Scott hopes this book will encourage you to look at where you are today and where you are going to be in the not too distant future so as to prevent crisis decision-making at the time when you are at your most vulnerable. If you’re spending more time at health fairs than at art fairs these days, then this book is for you.
ComForCare in the News
Alzheimer’s Community Care and Joyful MelodiesTino Negri arrives with maracas, tambourines, American flags, and most importantly, smiles. Read more about the interactive and engaging sing-a-long program.
See an interview with Scott Greenberg on WCBS
Scott explains the services available that can not only improve quality of life but can extend independence.
Family Franchises
Family franchises thrive amid unique challenges and advantages USA Today Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Special Recognition
Every month, we take the time to recognize those who have made a difference, not just at AJFCS, but for our community as a whole. This month, we would like to give special recognition to Allison Greenberg Negri of ComForCare Senior Services. Read more.
Have you seen Scott on CBS12? If you missed him, watch his interviews at the links below.
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