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Your Lifelong Learning Institute membership gives you access to all of LLI classes and programs, most without any additional costs. There are some classes or programs, however, which require additional fees. Where there are additional fees, those fees must be paid to be registered. Fees can be paid by check or cash, or online. If paying by check, please clearly indicate the classes or programs being covered.
Midlothian, VA. 804.378.2527
Health and Wellness- Spring 2012
Lifelong Learning Institute
of Chesterfield
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Explore Wellness Options
Facilitator(s): Dean Smiley
Have you ever been unhappy with your health care and find yourself going from one health care provider to another trying to find the solution to your problem(s)? This discussion class will explore complementary methods which enhance traditional medicine and non-conventional, alternative methods with the goal of healing the body, mind, and spirit. Class discussions will be based on information presented by or provided by the class moderator, Dean Smiley, from within videos, audios, readings from transcripts made from interviews with experts, and any personal experiences which a class member is willing to share. Each participant is encouraged to consult a health care professional before making any changes to their own health care protocol based on information gleaned from this course. Each participant will be required to sign an acknowledgement that this course is for discussion only and is not medical consultation or treatment.
Course: HW121009
101: A Discussion
Wednesday Feb 8, 15, 22, 29
10:30‐12:30
Section 101 will be a four week session exploring these methods at a more general level. There will be discussion on nutrition, or "You are what you eat."
Course: HW121082201: A Discussion
Wednesday Mar 7, 14, 21, 28,
10:30‐12:30
This second four week session will be slightly more advanced than the 101 session, but mostly non- technical, exploring such subjects as genetics, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), herbs, acupuncture and German New Medicine (the role of the mind).
Course: HW121083
301: A Discussion
Wednesday Apr 18, 25, May 2, 9
10:30‐12:30
This final four week section will be a more technical format than parts 101 and 201, exploring human anatomy and physiology: the mysteries of our cells, what is/are cholesterol, fats, proteins,
Course: HW121020
Hearing As We Age
Wednesday Mar 7, 14, 21
9:30‐10:30
Instructor(s): Thom Casey
This three part course will begin with the Basics of Hearing and examine the changes in our hearing as we age. It will be followed by Hearing Loss Remediation: What Can You Do?, which will look at tools and techniques to assist with hearing loss, and will conclude with Improving Your Day to Day Communication. It is highly recommended that you participate in all three classes as they will build upon each other, but if you are unable, you may participate in individual sessions.
Course: HW121026
Hearing Tests
Wednesday Mar 28
9:30‐12:30 and 1‐4:00
Instructor(s): Thom Casey
Thom Casey will be at the Lifelong Learning Institute to provide complementary hearing tests. Advanced Hearing Specialists provides quality, convenient hearing health care and will be on site with portable, state-of-the-art audio equipment. Your hearing evaluation can be done in privacy right here at LLI! Once your registration is confirmed, you will be contacted by the LLI office to schedule a specific time for your hearing test.
HCA, in partnership with LLI Chesterfield, brings to our membership the highest quality educational programs through the following sponsored events, seminars and classes.
Course: HW121067
Cardiology 2012
Thursday Feb 2
11:00‐12:00
Instructor(s): Dr. Saquib Samee
Back by popular demand! Join Dr. Samee for the newest updates in Cardiology care. Learn about the newest advances in Cardiology procedures and in medical management.
Course: HW121068
Heart Healthy Nutrition
Thursday Feb 16
9:30‐10:30
Instructor(s): Pam Davis, RD
Adopting a heart-healthy nutrition strategy can help lower blood pressure, lower blood sugar, and reduce body weight. While most dietary plans just tell you what you CAN'T eat, the most powerful nutrition strategy helps you focus on what you CAN eat and how to know what you are eating. Learn how to read nutrition labels. In fact, heart disease research has shown that adding heart-healthy foods is just as
important as cutting back on others. Join Pam Davis, registered dietician, to learn more.
Course: HW121069
Arthritis/Joint
Thursday Feb 23
9:00‐10:00
Instructor(s): Dr. David Miller
The hip bone’s connected to the thigh bone… Joints form the connections between bones, providing support and movement. Joint pain is extremely common, with one national survey reporting one-third of adults having joint pain in the last 30 days. As you get older, painful joints become increasingly more common. Damage to the joints from disease or injury can interfere with your movement and cause a lot of pain. Learn about the many different conditions can lead to painful joints: osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, bursitis, gout, and injuries and what can be done to ease the pain.
Course: HW121070
Health Screenings
Thursday Mar 1
9:00‐0100
Instructor(s): Adrienne Byrne
HCA Health Systems will provide free Health Drive screenings - including bone density! - for LLI members. Attend the cardiology and nutrition sessions and follow up with these important health screenings brought to you at LLI. By appointment.
Course: HW121071
Leaky Pipes
Friday Mar 2
9:30‐10:30
Instructor(s): Dr. Ramzi Aboujaoude
You laugh… and leak. You sneeze…and dribble. You step wrong… and puddle. Urinary incontinence can be inconvenient and embarrassing. Is it a weak bladder or overactive bladder? What are the causes, the symptoms, the tests and the cures? What are the options? Learn more about those leaky pipes!
Course: HW121072
Parkinsons, Tremors, Dystonia and Deep Brain Stimulation
Thursday Mar 15
2:00‐03:00
Instructor(s): Dr. Matthew Boyce
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is a leading edge, surgical treatment implanting a device called a brain pacemaker, which sends electrical impulses to specific parts of the brain. DBS is being used for treatment- resistant movement and affective disorders such as chronic pain, Parkinson's disease, tremor and dystonia.
Course: HW121073
Gallbladder, Gastro‐Intestinal and Colorectal Issues
Wednesday Mar 28
9:30‐10:30
Instructor(s): Dr. Christine Bouchard
Gallbladder, Gastro-Intestinal and Colorectal Issues. What are the causes, the symptoms, the diagnosis tools and who is at risk? How can you prevent having issues? What are gallstones, cholecystitis and pancreatitis? Not including skin cancer, colorectal cancer is the third most frequently diagnosed cancer in men and women and the second highest cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. Yet, when found early, it is highly curable. Learn more about who gets colorectal cancer, how it is detected, and what the latest treatments can accomplish. March is National Colorectal month! Learn more!
Course: HW121074
Fibromyalgia
Tuesday April 17
9:30‐10:30
Instructor(s): Dr. Christy McLean
Fibromyalgia affects an estimated 5.8 million Americans. Fibromyalgia (pronounced fy-bro-my-AL-ja) is a complex chronic pain disorder that affects people physically, mentally and socially. It can be characterized by chronic widespread pain, multiple tender points, abnormal pain processing, sleep disturbances, fatigue and often psychological distress. For those with severe symptoms, fibromyalgia can be extremely debilitating and interfere with basic daily activities. Whether you have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia or suffer from its symptoms, or have a family member or friend with the disorder, this class is designed to provide you with a better understanding of this chronic pain disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. What is Fibromyalgia? What are the causes? The symptoms? How is it diagnosed? What are the treatment options?
Course: HW121075
da Vinci Surgical Robot and VIP Luncheon
Friday Jan 20
11:30‐2:00
Instructor(s): Dr Dipin Gupta and Dr. Marijan Gospodnetic
CJW is on the cutting edge of Robotic Surgery! This special event at Chippenham Hospital, in the Bosher Auditorium (1st floor of the Levinson Heart Hospital) will bring you up close to this innovative Robot. Begin the afternoon with a VIP luncheon where Dr. Dipin Gupta - Cardiothoracic Surgeon, and Dr. Marijan Gospodnetic, OB-GYN, will discuss and demonstrate the newest minimally invasive surgical procedures using the da Vinci Robot. Dr Gupta and Dr. Gospodnetic will discuss the benefits of using the da Vinci Surgical System, including faster recovery time and fewer complications. This is an exclusive event only open to LLI members and their guests! We will meet at LLI to carpool (departing at 11:00) to the Hospital where we will receive complimentary Valet parking.
Course: HW121078
AD/HD, Autism and Dyslexia: Why the Epidemic and What You Can Do About It
Friday Feb 10
1:00‐02:30
Instructor(s): Dr. Mark Smith
Do you have grandchildren or nieces and nephews? Have you heard concern over any of these: Autism? AD/HD? Dyslexia? Tourette's? Learning Disorders? Learn the causes behind this epidemic and how non-drug therapies can work to restore these children and their families to health. This session will have new, updated slides and information. There will be time for questions.
Course: HW121076
Living Well Series
Tuesday Mar 20, Mar 27, Apr 17, Apr 24, May 1
10:30‐11:30
Instructor(s): Springdale at Lucy Corr Villages; Trudi Ikerd, Bonnie Scimone, and Linda Tsironis Caruthers, CSA, LTCP, Bailey Staples
Living Well is a six part series (5 weeks) sponsored by Springdale at Lucy Corr Village. The series will begin with a presentation on the dimensions to living well. The second session will look at Living Well in Retirement and will cover components to transitioning and living a "full" retired life. The remaining four sessions will cover Medicare Made Clear, Long Term Care Insurance: Considerations for Designing a Proper Plan and Virginia Navigator, which covers the variety of resources available on Virginia Navigator with in depth details regarding solution centers and demonstration.
Course: HW121077
Grey Brain: The Psychology of Aging for Non‐Psychologists
Tuesday Feb 14, Feb 21, Feb 28, Mar 6, Mar 13, Mar 20
9:30‐11:00
Instructor(s): Les Schaeffer
Between 1900 and 2000 American life expectancy jumped from 47 to 77 years. The 21st Century promises even larger and faster jumps. Advances in genetic engineering, tissue engineering, stem cell therapies, nanotechnology, hormone therapies, and other fields are likely to foster a longevity revolution in which life-spans get much longer and people look and function younger at older ages. What can psychology teach us about how to live longer, healthier, and happier? This course will use a variety of sources, media and experiential activities to consider cognitive and personality research, anti-aging and clinical issues. We will focus on what helps people age better and live longer as opposed to focusing on decline and pathology. The content is relevant to our aging better and to helping us age better as we deal with the challenges of aging.
Course: HW121079
Myth, Minotaur and Me (A) $4
Thursday Feb 2, Feb 9, Feb 16, Feb 23, Mar 1, Mar 8
1:00‐02:30
Course: HW121080
Myth, Minotaur and Me $4
Thursday Mar 22, Mar 29, Apr 5, Apr 19, Apr 26, May 3
1:00‐2:30
Instructor(s): Ed Conley
A six-weeks journey into the interior of our mind to find the Source of inner peace, kill the Minotaur that haunts us, and return to our world with insights, energy and a connection with our inner resource that will always be present when we need it. Those who have previously taken the course are welcome to participate along with those who are new to the course in the second session.
Course: HW121081
NIH ‐State of Science on Cognitive Decline
Wednesday May 16
9:30‐11:00
Instructor(s): Nelson Richards
What factors are associated with reduction of risks of Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline in older adults; what are the therapeutic and adverse effects of interventions to delay the onset of Alzheimer’s; what are the therapeutic and adverse effects of interventions to improve or maintain cognitive ability or function; what are the differences in outcomes among identifiable groups; what are the relationships between the factors that affect Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline; and, what studies need to be done to make recommendations? This session will review the National Institute of Health findings of the consensus panel report is of a non-advocate 15-member panel representing various fields of health care
and a public representative convened at the National Institutes of Health.
Course: HW121084
Self-Assessment: Warning Lights On Your Body’s Dashboard!
Friday Mar 9, 16
11:00‐12:30
Instructor(s): Dr. Sherron Marquina
How do you know if you’re healthy? What signals do you get when you’re not quite sick, but not in good health? How do you listen to your body to stay in tune with what your body needs? From this workshop you’ll take home new perspectives on listening and tuning into your body, easy to use tools for checking that you’re in a healthful balance, and increased confidence about lifestyle choices to regain and support your good health. In this interactive workshop Dr. Marquina provides no and low cost methods to help measure your current health status, guide minor corrections, and monitor your progress. You’ll learn the implications of some simple at home assessments. Well review concepts of health related to those self-testing tools, and their implications for illness, diet, stress, and exercise. This workshop is not for disease diagnosis, but for monitoring and taking charge of your health for better quality of life.
Course: HW121085
"Community Conversation" About Health Care
Tuesday Mar 27
10:00‐12:00
Instructor(s): Bonnie Scimone
In partnership with the Richmond Memorial Health Foundation, SeniorNavigator invites you, caregivers and family members to attend a special "community conversation" about health care. Would you like to share your insights and experiences? Do you find health care accessible and affordable? Do you want to learn more about the new health care reform law? Refreshments will be served
Facilitator(s): Dean Smiley
Have you ever been unhappy with your health care and find yourself going from one health care provider to another trying to find the solution to your problem(s)? This discussion class will explore complementary methods which enhance traditional medicine and non-conventional, alternative methods with the goal of healing the body, mind, and spirit. Class discussions will be based on information presented by or provided by the class moderator, Dean Smiley, from within videos, audios, readings from transcripts made from interviews with experts, and any personal experiences which a class member is willing to share. Each participant is encouraged to consult a health care professional before making any changes to their own health care protocol based on information gleaned from this course. Each participant will be required to sign an acknowledgement that this course is for discussion only and is not medical consultation or treatment.
Course: HW121009
101: A Discussion
Wednesday Feb 8, 15, 22, 29
10:30‐12:30
Section 101 will be a four week session exploring these methods at a more general level. There will be discussion on nutrition, or "You are what you eat."
Course: HW121082201: A Discussion
Wednesday Mar 7, 14, 21, 28,
10:30‐12:30
This second four week session will be slightly more advanced than the 101 session, but mostly non- technical, exploring such subjects as genetics, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), herbs, acupuncture and German New Medicine (the role of the mind).
Course: HW121083
301: A Discussion
Wednesday Apr 18, 25, May 2, 9
10:30‐12:30
This final four week section will be a more technical format than parts 101 and 201, exploring human anatomy and physiology: the mysteries of our cells, what is/are cholesterol, fats, proteins,
Course: HW121020
Hearing As We Age
Wednesday Mar 7, 14, 21
9:30‐10:30
Instructor(s): Thom Casey
This three part course will begin with the Basics of Hearing and examine the changes in our hearing as we age. It will be followed by Hearing Loss Remediation: What Can You Do?, which will look at tools and techniques to assist with hearing loss, and will conclude with Improving Your Day to Day Communication. It is highly recommended that you participate in all three classes as they will build upon each other, but if you are unable, you may participate in individual sessions.
Course: HW121026
Hearing Tests
Wednesday Mar 28
9:30‐12:30 and 1‐4:00
Instructor(s): Thom Casey
Thom Casey will be at the Lifelong Learning Institute to provide complementary hearing tests. Advanced Hearing Specialists provides quality, convenient hearing health care and will be on site with portable, state-of-the-art audio equipment. Your hearing evaluation can be done in privacy right here at LLI! Once your registration is confirmed, you will be contacted by the LLI office to schedule a specific time for your hearing test.
HCA, in partnership with LLI Chesterfield, brings to our membership the highest quality educational programs through the following sponsored events, seminars and classes.
Course: HW121067
Cardiology 2012
Thursday Feb 2
11:00‐12:00
Instructor(s): Dr. Saquib Samee
Back by popular demand! Join Dr. Samee for the newest updates in Cardiology care. Learn about the newest advances in Cardiology procedures and in medical management.
Course: HW121068
Heart Healthy Nutrition
Thursday Feb 16
9:30‐10:30
Instructor(s): Pam Davis, RD
Adopting a heart-healthy nutrition strategy can help lower blood pressure, lower blood sugar, and reduce body weight. While most dietary plans just tell you what you CAN'T eat, the most powerful nutrition strategy helps you focus on what you CAN eat and how to know what you are eating. Learn how to read nutrition labels. In fact, heart disease research has shown that adding heart-healthy foods is just as
important as cutting back on others. Join Pam Davis, registered dietician, to learn more.
Course: HW121069
Arthritis/Joint
Thursday Feb 23
9:00‐10:00
Instructor(s): Dr. David Miller
The hip bone’s connected to the thigh bone… Joints form the connections between bones, providing support and movement. Joint pain is extremely common, with one national survey reporting one-third of adults having joint pain in the last 30 days. As you get older, painful joints become increasingly more common. Damage to the joints from disease or injury can interfere with your movement and cause a lot of pain. Learn about the many different conditions can lead to painful joints: osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, bursitis, gout, and injuries and what can be done to ease the pain.
Course: HW121070
Health Screenings
Thursday Mar 1
9:00‐0100
Instructor(s): Adrienne Byrne
HCA Health Systems will provide free Health Drive screenings - including bone density! - for LLI members. Attend the cardiology and nutrition sessions and follow up with these important health screenings brought to you at LLI. By appointment.
Course: HW121071
Leaky Pipes
Friday Mar 2
9:30‐10:30
Instructor(s): Dr. Ramzi Aboujaoude
You laugh… and leak. You sneeze…and dribble. You step wrong… and puddle. Urinary incontinence can be inconvenient and embarrassing. Is it a weak bladder or overactive bladder? What are the causes, the symptoms, the tests and the cures? What are the options? Learn more about those leaky pipes!
Course: HW121072
Parkinsons, Tremors, Dystonia and Deep Brain Stimulation
Thursday Mar 15
2:00‐03:00
Instructor(s): Dr. Matthew Boyce
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is a leading edge, surgical treatment implanting a device called a brain pacemaker, which sends electrical impulses to specific parts of the brain. DBS is being used for treatment- resistant movement and affective disorders such as chronic pain, Parkinson's disease, tremor and dystonia.
Course: HW121073
Gallbladder, Gastro‐Intestinal and Colorectal Issues
Wednesday Mar 28
9:30‐10:30
Instructor(s): Dr. Christine Bouchard
Gallbladder, Gastro-Intestinal and Colorectal Issues. What are the causes, the symptoms, the diagnosis tools and who is at risk? How can you prevent having issues? What are gallstones, cholecystitis and pancreatitis? Not including skin cancer, colorectal cancer is the third most frequently diagnosed cancer in men and women and the second highest cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. Yet, when found early, it is highly curable. Learn more about who gets colorectal cancer, how it is detected, and what the latest treatments can accomplish. March is National Colorectal month! Learn more!
Course: HW121074
Fibromyalgia
Tuesday April 17
9:30‐10:30
Instructor(s): Dr. Christy McLean
Fibromyalgia affects an estimated 5.8 million Americans. Fibromyalgia (pronounced fy-bro-my-AL-ja) is a complex chronic pain disorder that affects people physically, mentally and socially. It can be characterized by chronic widespread pain, multiple tender points, abnormal pain processing, sleep disturbances, fatigue and often psychological distress. For those with severe symptoms, fibromyalgia can be extremely debilitating and interfere with basic daily activities. Whether you have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia or suffer from its symptoms, or have a family member or friend with the disorder, this class is designed to provide you with a better understanding of this chronic pain disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. What is Fibromyalgia? What are the causes? The symptoms? How is it diagnosed? What are the treatment options?
Course: HW121075
da Vinci Surgical Robot and VIP Luncheon
Friday Jan 20
11:30‐2:00
Instructor(s): Dr Dipin Gupta and Dr. Marijan Gospodnetic
CJW is on the cutting edge of Robotic Surgery! This special event at Chippenham Hospital, in the Bosher Auditorium (1st floor of the Levinson Heart Hospital) will bring you up close to this innovative Robot. Begin the afternoon with a VIP luncheon where Dr. Dipin Gupta - Cardiothoracic Surgeon, and Dr. Marijan Gospodnetic, OB-GYN, will discuss and demonstrate the newest minimally invasive surgical procedures using the da Vinci Robot. Dr Gupta and Dr. Gospodnetic will discuss the benefits of using the da Vinci Surgical System, including faster recovery time and fewer complications. This is an exclusive event only open to LLI members and their guests! We will meet at LLI to carpool (departing at 11:00) to the Hospital where we will receive complimentary Valet parking.
Course: HW121078
AD/HD, Autism and Dyslexia: Why the Epidemic and What You Can Do About It
Friday Feb 10
1:00‐02:30
Instructor(s): Dr. Mark Smith
Do you have grandchildren or nieces and nephews? Have you heard concern over any of these: Autism? AD/HD? Dyslexia? Tourette's? Learning Disorders? Learn the causes behind this epidemic and how non-drug therapies can work to restore these children and their families to health. This session will have new, updated slides and information. There will be time for questions.
Course: HW121076
Living Well Series
Tuesday Mar 20, Mar 27, Apr 17, Apr 24, May 1
10:30‐11:30
Instructor(s): Springdale at Lucy Corr Villages; Trudi Ikerd, Bonnie Scimone, and Linda Tsironis Caruthers, CSA, LTCP, Bailey Staples
Living Well is a six part series (5 weeks) sponsored by Springdale at Lucy Corr Village. The series will begin with a presentation on the dimensions to living well. The second session will look at Living Well in Retirement and will cover components to transitioning and living a "full" retired life. The remaining four sessions will cover Medicare Made Clear, Long Term Care Insurance: Considerations for Designing a Proper Plan and Virginia Navigator, which covers the variety of resources available on Virginia Navigator with in depth details regarding solution centers and demonstration.
Course: HW121077
Grey Brain: The Psychology of Aging for Non‐Psychologists
Tuesday Feb 14, Feb 21, Feb 28, Mar 6, Mar 13, Mar 20
9:30‐11:00
Instructor(s): Les Schaeffer
Between 1900 and 2000 American life expectancy jumped from 47 to 77 years. The 21st Century promises even larger and faster jumps. Advances in genetic engineering, tissue engineering, stem cell therapies, nanotechnology, hormone therapies, and other fields are likely to foster a longevity revolution in which life-spans get much longer and people look and function younger at older ages. What can psychology teach us about how to live longer, healthier, and happier? This course will use a variety of sources, media and experiential activities to consider cognitive and personality research, anti-aging and clinical issues. We will focus on what helps people age better and live longer as opposed to focusing on decline and pathology. The content is relevant to our aging better and to helping us age better as we deal with the challenges of aging.
Course: HW121079
Myth, Minotaur and Me (A) $4
Thursday Feb 2, Feb 9, Feb 16, Feb 23, Mar 1, Mar 8
1:00‐02:30
Course: HW121080
Myth, Minotaur and Me $4
Thursday Mar 22, Mar 29, Apr 5, Apr 19, Apr 26, May 3
1:00‐2:30
Instructor(s): Ed Conley
A six-weeks journey into the interior of our mind to find the Source of inner peace, kill the Minotaur that haunts us, and return to our world with insights, energy and a connection with our inner resource that will always be present when we need it. Those who have previously taken the course are welcome to participate along with those who are new to the course in the second session.
Course: HW121081
NIH ‐State of Science on Cognitive Decline
Wednesday May 16
9:30‐11:00
Instructor(s): Nelson Richards
What factors are associated with reduction of risks of Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline in older adults; what are the therapeutic and adverse effects of interventions to delay the onset of Alzheimer’s; what are the therapeutic and adverse effects of interventions to improve or maintain cognitive ability or function; what are the differences in outcomes among identifiable groups; what are the relationships between the factors that affect Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline; and, what studies need to be done to make recommendations? This session will review the National Institute of Health findings of the consensus panel report is of a non-advocate 15-member panel representing various fields of health care
and a public representative convened at the National Institutes of Health.
Course: HW121084
Self-Assessment: Warning Lights On Your Body’s Dashboard!
Friday Mar 9, 16
11:00‐12:30
Instructor(s): Dr. Sherron Marquina
How do you know if you’re healthy? What signals do you get when you’re not quite sick, but not in good health? How do you listen to your body to stay in tune with what your body needs? From this workshop you’ll take home new perspectives on listening and tuning into your body, easy to use tools for checking that you’re in a healthful balance, and increased confidence about lifestyle choices to regain and support your good health. In this interactive workshop Dr. Marquina provides no and low cost methods to help measure your current health status, guide minor corrections, and monitor your progress. You’ll learn the implications of some simple at home assessments. Well review concepts of health related to those self-testing tools, and their implications for illness, diet, stress, and exercise. This workshop is not for disease diagnosis, but for monitoring and taking charge of your health for better quality of life.
Course: HW121085
"Community Conversation" About Health Care
Tuesday Mar 27
10:00‐12:00
Instructor(s): Bonnie Scimone
In partnership with the Richmond Memorial Health Foundation, SeniorNavigator invites you, caregivers and family members to attend a special "community conversation" about health care. Would you like to share your insights and experiences? Do you find health care accessible and affordable? Do you want to learn more about the new health care reform law? Refreshments will be served
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804-378-2527.
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If schools are cancelled due to inclement weather, LLI is also closed.
If the schools have a "delayed opening," LLI will open at 10 am.
If schools are cancelled due to inclement weather, LLI is also closed.
If the schools have a "delayed opening," LLI will open at 10 am.