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AGING WELL EVENTS

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Symposium

The Aging Well Symposium is an annual conference and resource fair with all the resources needed to age well.

Educational Series

The Aging Well Educational Series is a 2 hours workshop discussing 2 topics. Community groups, senior centers, church groups, or others are welcome to contact us to schedule a bi-monthly, 4-6 workshop series.

AGING WELL 2026 EDUCATIONAL SERIES

New Aging Well Educational Series

RSVP with the Orangevale Community Center at (916) 988-4373

Ages: 50+

The Aging Well program consists of many senior related topics brought to the community in a series. This program was created to help seniors and caregivers to have the resources and information they may need. Pre-registration required.

Register: Online: OVparks.com or Call: (916) 988-4373

Location: Activity Building, 6818 Hazel Ave.

Instructor: Luz Johnson & various speakers

Fee: Free

PART 1:

Should I Stay or Should I Move?

04BWS

Tuesday 4/7

10:00-11:30 am

Join Scott Roseveare, mortgage advisor, and Kim Eckert, real estate agent, as they explore the financial considerations of aging in place, downsizing, or moving into a care facility. Learn about financing strategies, including how to use home equity to support your lifestyle and long-term needs.

PART 2:

Financial Planning in Retirement

04AWS

Tuesday 4/14

10:00-11:00 am

Luz will give you tips about how to efficiently draw your income, understand your investment accounts and things to consider throughout the year, including required distributions, tax planning, legacy planning, and more.

PART 3:

Legal Tools for Protection and Peace of Mind

04CWS

Tuesday 4/21

10:00-11:00 am

Estate Attorney will share about wills, trusts, powers of attorney—and how they can protect your wishes and your loved ones.

PART 4:

From Aging in Place to Memory Loss

04DWS

Tuesday 4/28

10:00-11:00 am

Alan Fischer, in home care specialist, will share the pros and cons of staying at home with care services. Alexandra Weisgerber with the Alz Association, will cover the top 10 warning signs, the benefits of early detection of dementia and memory loss, and the many resources available to support individuals and caregivers on this journey.

PART 5:

Leaving a legacy – a case for your own history to be preserved

05ASU

Tuesday 5/5

10:00-11:00 am

Greg Nemer with Sacred Family Stories will share tips on what to leave your family. Most of us think about funds and family items, but the truth is, oral history is the most invaluable gift to pass on.

PART 6:

Enhancing Home Safety for Seniors

05BSU

Tuesday 5/12

10:00-11:00 am

Jillien Erdman from Senior Helpers provides an informative session on how to make your home safe and avoid emergency complications.