Virtual Town Hall

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Hosted by Artis Senior Living and our panel of experts including physicians from Johns Hopkins

As we enter the last quarter of 2021, we find ourselves reflecting on the many strides that our associates, residents, their families, and the world have taken in hopes of getting back to a normal way of life. Because we know that we are not quite there yet, our Artis Safety Council continues to meet regularly to get information directly from the source, enabling us to make the best decisions with the most up-to-date science and research.

Join our team of physician experts as they share the most recent information about:

• The State of the Pandemic
• COVID-19 Variants (Delta, Lambda and others)
• Progress in COVID-19 Prevention and Management

Please Bring Your Questions! As always, we value your thoughts and will provide time during our discussion for any questions you may have.

Please Register By Saturday, October 16th

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Olney Assisted Living

16940 Georgia Ave., Olney, MD 20832

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Be our guest for a fun trip down memory lane and a chance for the little ones in your life to show off their costumes. Whether you come to display your shinedup set of wheels or bring your costumed kiddos for a treat, it promises to be a great event in support of a great cause.

Space is limited for car entries so call today to register.

Registration Fee for cars is a donation of any amount which will go to the Alzheimer’s Association.

RSVP by Friday, October 22nd

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Join us for a FREE educational webinar.

A Parkinson’s disease diagnosis is life-changing. The rate of progression
varies from one person to another, but there are many common symptoms and scenarios. Learn about ways to help manage symptoms, the importance of a comprehensive medical team, and resources
available through the Parkinson’s Foundation to help ensure a high quality of life.

Please Register by Tuesday, October 26th. 

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Online Webinar

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Presented by Heather McKay, PhD, OT/L; Dr. Heather McKay is an occupational therapist, dementia care specialist and international trainer/speaker on topics related to dementia care and caregiver education

Family caregivers are supporting people living with dementia for a decade or longer. Recognizing changes throughout this long disease can feel like detective work. Dr. Heather McKay, will present a webinar focused on the five stages of dementia progression and strategies that work to support people in every stage.

Participants will learn how to adapt their help to match the person’s changing needs and foster more positive interactions throughout disease progression. Dealing with dementia is challenging, but when families and their myriad helpers understand the timeline and cooperate to redesign plans as the person’s needs change, they can provide the right support at the right time—improving life for the person living with dementia and each other.

Please Register By Sunday, November 7th

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Virtually Hosted by Olney Assisted Living

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Join us for a FREE Educational Webinar

Presented by Terri Canaday from Seasons Hospice

By Maryland law, when a person is admitted to the hospital, a provider is required to complete a MOLST form for them. Not only is a person usually not prepared to have this conversation at this time, but physicians generally also go through the form rather quickly. The MOLST is Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment. This seems like a pretty big deal! Our decisions should be based on our personal preferences, values and goals. But how is someone supposed to decide what treatments they want and not wait until they completely understand the choices of treatments being offered, how those treatments are rendered, and the outcomes? In this in-service program, we’ll not only discuss these topics in detail, but you’ll have the opportunity to get all your questions answered.

Please Register by Sunday, November 21st

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