Spring 2015 Dialogue

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Spring 2015
Dialogue
FUNDRAISING
RESOURCES AND
SERVICES FOR
SENIORS
LifeSpan’s goal is to raise
$10,000.00!
Inside this issue:
Fundraising
1
Announcements
2
The Highmark Walk for a Healthy
Community benefits health and human
service nonprofits. While there is no
registration fee for the walk, all participants are encouraged to fundraise.
Because Highmark Blue Shield underwrites the cost of the walk, 100 percent
of money raised goes directly to the organization of your choice. LifeSpan,
Inc. invites you to support our involvement in this year’s Highmark Walk for
a Healthy Community Saturday, May 16th at Stage AE in Pittsburgh.
LifeSpan’s mission is to offer resources, programs and services that
promote healthy and dignified aging. As the aging population grows,
government and private funding sources are decreasing. LifeSpan, a 501 (c)
(3) not-for-profit agency, must currently raise more than $500,000 annually
to supplement the program funding received from the Allegheny County
Department of Human Services Area Agency on Aging.
LifeSpan invites you to join us and participate in the Highmark Walk for a
Healthy Community in any of the following ways:

Join one of LifeSpan’s teams or form a team of your own to walk and
raise funds for LifeSpan, Inc. Register online at
www.walkforahealthycommunity.org.
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Make a donation online at www.walkforahealthycommunity.org, or send
your donation made payable to LifeSpan, Inc. to 314 East 8th
Avenue,
Homestead, PA 15120—Please note in the Memo Section “Walk Donation”.

Help us spread the word and like us on Facebook and Twitter
@LifeSpanSvsPa or #LifeSpanWalks.
Open Your Heart to 3
a Senior
Senior Center
Travel
4
Older Americans
Month May 2015
5
Center Activities
6-9
Supporters
10-11
Contact Info
12
LifeSpan currently services more than 8,550 seniors within Allegheny County
through Care Management, Meals on Wheels/Home Delivered Meals and
Center Services. These vital services allow seniors to remain healthy, safe
and active in the setting of their choice. If LifeSpan has touched the life of a
friend or family member, please consider a donation to show your support.
SPRING 2015 DIALOGUE
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Dialogue
is a quarterly publication of LifeSpan,
Inc. a private not-for-profit organization serving older adults and their
families. Lifespan is funded in part by
the Allegheny County Department of
Human Services Area Agency on
Aging.
Questions, comments or
suggestions should be directed to 412
-464-1300 Ext. 102.
LifeSpan will be closed on Monday, May 25,
2015 in observance of Memorial Day.
LifeSpan’s Annual Picnic in the Park—Friday,
May 29, 2015—the Blue Top Pavillion Renzie
Park, McKeesport. Cost $8.00.
Our Mission
to offer resources, programs
and services that promote
healthy and dignified aging.
LifeSpan advocates for and
provides innovative community
resources, programs and
services for the changing
needs of older adults and those
who care for them.
TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2015
FARMERS MARKET VOUCHER DISTRIBUTION
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
SENIOR FARMERS MARKET NUTRITION PROGRAM—SFMNP
Seniors must be 60 or older by December 31st of the program year and
meet the income eligibility guidelines. Income eligibility is based on
185% of the federal poverty income guidelines. The guidelines are
published each year by the United States Department of Agriculture.
How the Program Works for Recipients:
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Care Management

Center Services
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Family Caregiver Support
Program

Meals on Wheels/Home
Delivered Meals
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Information and Assistance
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Options Program

Community Outreach

Senior Companion Program

Volunteer Program
Eligible Senior recipients receive the SFMNP by going to a distribution
site in their county. Distribution site information is available by calling
the county aging office in the county the senior resides. Recipients are
given a list of participating farmers and farmers' markets when they
receive their checks. These checks are redeemed for fresh fruits and
vegetables grown in Pennsylvania. Each eligible recipient receives 4 $5.00 SFMNP checks to redeem at a qualified farmers' market or roadside stand. There are over 1,000 FMNP participating farmers at 800
farm stands and 190 farmers' markets in Pennsylvania.
Proof of age and county residency required to receive vouchers.
CALL THE LIFESPAN CENTER* NEAREST YOU FOR
DISTRIBUTION TIMES.
*contact information on back of newsletter
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Volunteer drivers are needed to help seniors
Several partner agencies of United Way’s Open Your Heart to a Senior initiative need volunteer drivers for
various programs. Meals on Wheels, Free Rides for Seniors shuttle drivers and drivers who can transport
seniors to medical appointments in the volunteer’s own vehicle are all needed. For more information on the
program locations, or to register as a volunteer with OYHS, please call 412-307-0071 or email
[email protected].
Spring’s approach prompts seniors to seek yard help
The turn of the calendar and warming weather has prompted a number of seniors countywide to call Open
Your Heart to a Senior seeking help with light yard work. Volunteers are needed in all neighborhoods of
Allegheny County to help clear yard debris, plant flowers, and mow seniors’ lawns if possible come late
spring or summer. This is a great volunteer opportunity for teens and groups. To register as a volunteer with
OYHS, call 412-307-0071 or email [email protected].
Open Your Heart to a Senior needs volunteers year round and countywide
Volunteers are needed countywide to help seniors remain independent and stay safe in their homes. United
Way’s Open Your Heart to a Senior initiative now has several nonprofit partners in Allegheny County to provide volunteer services to seniors. Volunteers can deliver meals, take seniors to appointments or the grocery
store, help at senior centers and much more. Please register to attend an upcoming information session
(dates below): call 412-307-0071, email [email protected] or visit www.oyhs.org.
UPCOMING Open Your Heart to a Senior VOLUNTEER INFORMATION & ORIENTATION
SESSIONS
April 16 at 7:00 pm – Family Services of WPA, 6401 Penn Avenue, 2nd Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
(E. Liberty)
April 22 at 2:00 pm -- Penn Hills Library, 1037 Stotler Rd, Penn Hills, PA 15235 (Penn Hills)
May 14 at 2:00 pm – Lawrenceville Library, 279 Fisk Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201(Lawrenceville)
An Initiative of United Way of Allegheny County with lead partners Family Services of Western Pennsylvania and
North Hills Community Outreach.
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COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTERS SENIOR TRAVEL
May 17th to 20th —Wildwood, NJ
Call Karen Seibel for Info 412-276-5056
4 days/3 nights $339.00 (per person, double occupancy) - Single Supplement $61.00.
Includes round trip motor coach transportation—3 full breakfasts at your hotel the Port Royal
Resort—3 superb dinners including a hospitality party with live entertainment—Gala
Evening with dinner, dancing, prizes and a show at the Performing Arts Center. A day in
Atlantic City, NJ at Resorts Casino—coin bonus. An ice cream social at Cool Scoops Parlor,
visit the Cape May Zoo, moonlight trolley ride through Victorian Cape May following dinner
at Aleathea’s. Free time to enjoy both the boardwalk and the beach, or just to relax by the
pool. All taxes, dinner gratuities and luggage handling included.
May 31st to June 6th—New Orleans
Call Courtney for Info 412-831-7111
7 days/6 nights $800 (per person, double occupancy). Includes 6 breakfasts, 4 dinners,
including a dinner at the New Orleans School of Cooking. Tour includes the Houmas House
Plantation and Gardens, the French Quarter, Riverwalk, Jackson Brewery, National WWII
Museum and Mardi Gras World. $100.00 deposit to hold your seat. Balance due by April
10th.
October 19th to 22nd—Asheville, NC & Biltmore Estate
Call Courtney for Info 412-831-7111
4 days/3 nights $500 (per person/double occupancy). Includes 3 breakfasts, 3 dinners,
including a cookout in the Meadows. An evening of entertainment, tour of Chimney Rock
Park, Blue Ridge Mountain Opry, guided tour of Asheville, Grove Arcade, Folk Art Center,
Botanical Gardens of Asheville and the Biltmore Estate—Winery and Gardens.
$100.00 deposit to hold your seat. Balance due by September 4th.
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Older Americans Month May 2015
Older adults are a vital part of our society. Since 1963,
communities across the country have shown their gratitude by celebrating Older Americans Month each May.
The theme of this year’s celebration is “Get into the Act,”
to focus on how older adults are taking charge of their
health, getting engaged in their communities, and making a positive impact in the lives of others.
The theme also reflects on the 50th anniversary of the Older Americans Act. President Lyndon B. Johnson
signed the Older Americans Act into law in July 1965. Since that time, the Act has provided a nationwide
aging services network and funding that helps older adults live with dignity in the communities of their
choice for as long as possible. These services include home-delivered and congregate meals, caregiver
support, community-based assistance, preventive health services, elder abuse prevention, and much more.
By promoting and engaging in activity, wellness, and inclusivity, more Americans than ever before can
“Get into the Act.” While LifeSpan, Inc. provides resources and services to older adults year-round, Older
Americans Month offers an opportunity to emphasize how older adults can access the home- and
community-based services they need to live independently in their communities. It is also an occasion to
highlight how older adults are engaging with and making a difference in those communities.
Throughout the month of May, LifeSpan will be conducting activities and providing tips on how to access
resources and services designed to promote healthy and dignified aging. It is LifeSpan’s vision to advocate
for and provide innovative community resources, programs and services for the changing needs of older
adults and those who care for them. Be sure to participate in our Center activities in May, i.e., Picnic in
the Park—May 29th; Knoxville Center Banquet May 20th; Hillsdale Center—Primary Colors Art Guild
13th Annual Spring Exhibit & Sale, May 15th & 16th; Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community—
LifeSpan Fundraiser May 16th. Also attend one of UPMC/LifeSpan events in our new Senior Fitness
Centers listed on page 10 of this newsletter.
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Your Donations Go a Long Way no Amount is Too Small
Contributions to LifeSpan from community groups and individuals are greatly appreciated. Donations, which are taxdeductible to the extent allowed by the law, support programs and services offered to older adults living in the community.
Consider a donation to LifeSpan in lieu of flowers for bereavement or “In Memory of a Loved One”. These donations are
separated from funding received by the Allegheny County Area Agency on Aging. If you wish to make a donation, please
designate the program where you wish to apply your donation. Name and address information strictly optional:
Name: _____________________________________________ Address: __________________________________
In Memory of __________________________________________________________________________________
____ Care Management _____ Center Services _____ General Agency _____Meals on Wheels/Home Delivered Meals
A copy of the official registration and financial information of LifeSpan may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling
toll free within PA—1-800-732-0999
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Highlights of Center Activities
Central Region
LifeSpan Services @ Bethel Park Community Center - 412-831-7111
Lunch served daily at 11:30 AM. Must call the day before by 11 am to sign up.
Bethel Park Bereavement Support Group beginning April 10th—2nd Friday of every
month 12:30 pm. New members always welcome. Memorial Day Bingo May 29 Cost
$13 includes catered lunch, 11 cash prize bingo games, door prizes / Quilting Mon.
12:30—2:30 pm / Bridge Tues. & Thurs. 9:30—3:00 pm / 500 Bid Tues. 10-3 pm / Chair
Yoga Wed. 10:30—11:30 am / Exercise Sessions Thurs. and/or Fri. 9:15—10:15 am /
Pinochle Group 12—3 pm the first and third Friday of the month. See Travel Opportunities listed on page 4 of Spring Newsletter. Hours Mon—Fri 9:00 am—3:00 pm.
Century III Mall Resource Center (West Mifflin) - 412-216-3169
Daily Mall Walking / Coffee and Current Events / Free Blood Pressure Screenings
2nd Wed. of every month at 10:00 am / Pool and Ping Pong Tables / Instructional
Yoga Wednesdays 9:30 am $3.00 per class / Free CCAC Exercise class April 2, 9, & 23 at
10 am / Sit & Be Fit Exercise Group April 20th at 10 am / Bunco 4th Tuesday of month
at 10 am. Bingo 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at 10:30 am / Book Club—May 4th &
June 1st at 10 am. Hours Mon—Fri 8:00 am—1:00 pm
Homestead Park Resource Center (Munhall) - 412-461-0441
Meadows Casino Trip April 23rd 9:00 am to 3:00 PM Transportation cost $18.00. Longhorn Steakhouse @ The Waterfront April 22nd at 11:00 am. Must provide own transportation or OPT. CCAC Aerobic Fitness Class with Denise Fonzi starts April 1st for 8
weeks from 11-12 pm. Class is free. Hours Mon—Fri 8:00 am—1:00 pm
CENTRAL REGION SPECIAL EVENTS
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Bethel Park—LifeSpan Care Management - “Understanding Memory Loss”
April 20th at 11 am / Rivers Casino Trip April 14 10 to 3 pm / Heinz History
Center Trip April 30 9:15 am to 2:30 pm.
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Century III Mall—Spring Fling—April 16—Breakfast and music with Jodi Dausey
from Willig Funeral Home.
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Homestead Park—Carnegie Science Center “Neurobics” - April 21st—Explore
fun and unique brain exercises that help stimulate and grow brain cells.
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East Region
Mon Valley Center @ Olympia (McKeesport) — 412-664-5434
Wii Bowling Teams Practice Daily / Wii Golf Lessons / Craft Class Monthly / Ceramics (open
forum) Daily 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm / Computer Lab Daily / Easter Party w/Cher Impersonator
April 2nd / Grief Counseling Course 4/30, 5/7 and 5/14 10:30 to 11:30 am / Mother’s Day
Super Bingo May 6 Cost $10.00 / Father’s Day Cookout w/Entertainment Cost $10.00 /
Senior Fitness Center / Fitness Classes Daily / Pool Table / Lending Library / Sewing
Room / Card Clubs / Informational Speakers / Monthly River’s Casino Trip / Bingo
Wednesdays at 12:00 pm. Hours M, T, W & F 8:30 am to 4:00 pm ~ TH 8:30 am- 6:30 pm ~ 2nd
Sat of Month 11-3:00 pm.
Heritage House (Homestead) - 412-464-1300 x121
Lunch served M, T, TH & F at 11:30 AM. Must call the day before by 11 am to sign up.
TV Room / Pool Table / Lending Library / Wii Games / Puzzles / Card Games / Crafts /
Guest Speakers & Presentations monthly / Bingo Tuesday & Friday 12:00—2:00 pm / Blood
Pressure Screening monthly. Hours 8:00 am to 2:00 pm M, T, TH & F—Closed Wednesdays.
Leland Resource Center (Baldwin) - 412-655-1779
Lunch served Monday—Thursday at 11:30 AM. Must call the day before by 11 am to sign up.
Casino Trips 2nd Wednesday of each month / Free Blood Pressure Check 3rd Thursday of each
month / 31 Card Group Mon., Tues., & Thurs. / Exercise Class Mondays at 9:30 am / Small
Bingo Mon. & Tues. / Big Bingo Thursdays 12:30—2:30 pm / 500 Card Group Wednesdays.
Guest Speakers monthly. Hours Mon—Thurs 9:30 am—2:30 pm - Closed on Fridays.
Steel Valley Resource Center (Clairton) - 412-233-4847
Wii Bowling Daily 10:30 am / Wii Tournament @ Steel Valley April 17th, May 15th 10:30 to
2:30 pm & @ Mon Valley June 19th / Bingo every Thursday 12:30—2:30 pm / Older Americans
Month Celebration May 6th 12—1 pm /Mother’s Day Bingo Party May 7th Cost $3.00/ Hot
Dog Fest May 14 / Birthday Bingo April 9, May 14 & June 4 / Wheeling Downs Casino Trip
June 10th Cost $25 / Father’s Day Party June 18th / Pool Table / Computer Lab / Guest
Speakers / Ice Cream Socials monthly. Hours 9:30 am to 2:30 pm Monday to Friday.
EAST REGION SPECIAL EVENTS
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MON VALLEY @ OLYMPIA—BINGO—2nd Saturday of every month—$1,000.00 total payout (applicable for
100 participants). Tickets $15.00 each—includes lunch. Bingo starts at 12:00 pm. Call 412-664-5434 to purchase
tickets. Open to the general public. All proceeds benefit LifeSpan Mon Valley Center @ Olympia.
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Heritage House—Cookout in the Courtyard w/Walgreens—May 15th 10:30 am to 12:00 pm.
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Leland—Spring Bingo Party—April 23rd / Out to lunch Bunch w/OPT—Yokoso Japanese Steakhouse
April 22.
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West Region
Chartiers Resource Center (Carnegie) - 412-276-5056
Line Dance Class w/Bernie Gilliotti—Mondays 9:30 am / Euchre & Canasta—Mondays at
noon / Wii Fun & Bowling—W, TH & F / Bridge—Wed. 10:30 am / 500 Club—Wednesdays
12:30 pm / Dr. Hess—Foot Doctor April 14th @ 10:30 am / Lunch Outing—3rd Thursday of the
month / Bingo—Tuesday & Friday / Book Club “The Camel Club” April 8 / Spring Big Bingo
April 16th $10 includes lunch, snacks and prizes / Vendor Show—Saturday, April 25th 11 am to
3 pm. Various vendors selling specialized goods. Lunch items will be available for purchase and
raffles held. Older Americans Month Card Party “Get Into the Act” May 7th 10 am to 2 pm.
$12/per person includes lunch, table prizes, snacks and door prizes. Hours 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Monday to Friday.
Bridgeville Resource Center (Bridgeville) - 412-221-1566
Lunch served M, W, TH & F at 11:30 AM. Must call the day before by 11 am to sign up.
Pastries and Coffee Offered Daily / Horseshoes –Mondays at noon / Bingo—Thursdays at
noon / Wii Bowling—Daily / Bridge—Fridays at 9:00 am / Easter Party with Country Meadows April 1st / Potato Soup Sale April 6 / Lunch Outing—Red Lobster April 8 /Dr. Hess Foot
Doctor April 13 / Financial Seminar May 6 / Blood Pressure Checks May 18 / Line Dancing
Fridays through May 15th / Cards, Puzzles & Pool Table—Available Daily / Guest Speakers—
Monthly. Flea Market—Open Daily. Hours 9:00 am to 1:00 pm M, W, TH, F. Closed Tuesdays.
Hillsdale Resource Center (Dormont) - 412-343-6050
Crochet Class - Mondays 12:30 to 2:00 pm / Quilting Class—Tuesdays 9:30—11:30 am /
Painting Class—Wednesdays & Thursdays / Jewelry Class—Wednesdays 12:30 to 1:30 pm /
500 Bid Cards—Thursdays 12:00 to 3:00 pm / Bingo—Tuesdays & Fridays 11:45 am to 2:00 pm /
Tour St. Anthony Chapel in Troy Hill— April 16th 12:30 to 2:30 / Out to Lunch Bunch—
Armstrong’s (Caste Village) April 22nd w/OPT / Casino Trips, Informational Speakers
throughout the month. Center Hours 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday—Friday.
WEST REGION SPECIAL EVENTS

Chartiers Center—The Painting Butterflies “Transforming Lives With Art” - April 29th 12—
2:30 pm. Cost $27.00 includes all paint supplies, 2 hours instruction, lunch, snacks, beverages.
Limited space available—sign up early.
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Bridgeville Center—Ham BBQ Sale April 27th / Baked Potato Bar May 29th.
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Hillsdale Center—AARP 4-Hour Driver Training Class April 28th @ 8 am to 11 am.
Primary Colors Art Guild 13th Annual Spring Sale & Exhibit—Friday, May 15th 6-9 pm and
Saturday, May 16th 11 am –1 pm. Free event—open to the public. Free shuttle bus & parking at
the Dormont Pool Parking Lot Friday evening.
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Elder-Ado Region
Knoxville Resource Center (Pittsburgh) - 412-381-6900
Rent Rebates—Life Pittsburgh (By appointment only) April 1 / Stretching Exercises with
UPMC Center for Rehab Services April 8th / Citizen’s Bank Visit April 8 / Legal Aid (by
appointment only) April 13 / Bingo Fundraiser April 14th—Cost $8.00 includes lunch / Blood
Pressure Check & Ask the Nurse w/Sandra Gilmore April 22 / Information and Assistance
office hours Daily 8:00 to 10:00 am. New Senior Fitness Center open for members only.
Center Hours Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Carrick Resource Center (Carrick) - 412-881-6800
Lunch served daily at 12:00 PM. Must call the day before by 11 am to sign up.
Silver Sneaker Exercise Class—Tuesdays & Thursdays 11:00 am to 12:00 pm / Cards—Daily
9:00 am to 12:00 pm / Wii Games & Pool Tables—Available daily / Easter Egg Hunt April 7 /
Walmart Shopping Trip April 8 / Diabetic Support Group April 10 10:30 to 11 am / Blood
Pressure Check Ask the Nurse April 17. Hours Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
McKinley Park Resource Center (Pittsburgh) - 412-481-2433
Lunch served M, T, W & TH at 12:00 PM. Must call the day before by 11 am to sign up.
Wii Bowling / Billiards / Computer Lab—Available Daily / Sit & Be Fit Exercise Class—
Wednesdays 10:00—11:00 am / Line Dancing with Stella—Mondays 10:30 am to 12:00 pm /
UPMC Fitness Program—Tuesday & Thursday 11—12 / Choir Rehearsal—Tuesdays 12:45 pm /
Quilting & Crafts—Thursdays / Bible Study—Mondays 12:30 to 1:30 pm / Spanish Class Tuesdays 10-11 am / Casino Trips, Bingo, Special Programming—Scheduled monthly.
Hours M, T, W & TH 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Closed Fridays.
ELDER-ADO REGION SPECIAL EVENTS
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KNOXVILLE CENTER—Out to Lunch Bunch—Golden Corral April 16 / Walmart Trip April 23 11:30
to 2:15 / Green & Clean Day—Mt. Oliver & Knoxville Saturday April 25th 10 am to 1 pm / Mother’s
Day Bingo May 8 / Older Americans Month Banquet May 20 / Community Pride Day with the
Library May 21.
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CARRICK CENTER—Out to Lunch Group—IHOP April 15.
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MCKINLEY PARK CENTER—Easter Get Together April 2 / Walking Group April 8 / Wear your
favorite Pirate Gear April 13 / Movie “Into the Woods” April 15 / Red Hat Society Day April 23 /
National Pretzel Day April 28.
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UPMC Health Plan and LifeSpan team up to help older
adults lead healthy, active lives
UPMC Health Plan is partnering with LifeSpan, Inc.,
“Resources and Services for Seniors,” to provide older
adults in Allegheny County with a variety of services and
exercise equipment designed to help them lead healthier
and more active lives. The partnership will help LifeSpan
improve the health of its community through lifestyle
changes that include fitness, nutrition management, health
education, and health screenings. Join us at the location
nearest you to participate in fun and healthy activities.
UPMC Health Plan members can take advantage of the
following health screenings:
 BMI/BP
 Spirometry
 Hemoglobin A1c
 Diabetic Eye Exam
 Diabetic Kidney Test
 Mail in Colorectal kits
 BMD (bone mineral density)
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UPMC for Life has a contract with Medicare to provide
HMO and PPO plans. Enrollment in UPMC for Life
depends on contract renewal. UPMC for Life is a product
of and operated by UPMC Health Plan, Inc., UPMC Health
Network, Inc., and UPMC Health Benefits, Inc. UPMC for
You Advantage is an HMO SNP plan with a Medicare
contract and a contract with the Pennsylvania Medical
Assistance (Medicaid) program. UPMC for Life Options
and UPMC Community Care are HMO SNP plans with a
Medicare contract. Enrollment in UPMC for You Advantage,
UPMC for Life Options, and UPMC Community Care
depends on contract renewal.
Non-members and members visiting the LifeSpan facility
can take advantage of:
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Health and wellness tips from a UPMC Health Plan
health coach.
Snacks, giveaways, games, and participate in a raffle.
A professional fitness coach who will show facility
visitors how to use the new exercise equipment.
Free health screenings—BMI/BP and BMD (bone
mineral density).
Join us at an event in your area from
9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Chartiers: Monday, May 4, 2015
300 Lincoln Avenue
Carnegie, PA 15106
Knoxville: Monday, May 18, 2015
320 Brownsville Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15210
Mon-Valley Center @ Olympia: Friday, May 22, 2015
4313 Walnut Street
McKeesport, PA 15132
UPMC HEALTH PLAN
______________________________
UPMC for Life
UPMC for Life Options (HMO SNP)
UPMC for You Advantage (HMO SNP)
UPMC Community Care (HMO SNP)
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SHCC—SOUTH HILLS COMMUNITY CONNECT
A group of representatives from healthcare and senior care business dedicated to providing educational, healthy-aging and special community
events to seniors living in the South Hills of Pittsburgh. The members of South Hills Community Connect work together to provide excellent
healthcare options. For healthcare information or services, please contact a member today.
Company
Service
Phone
Website
A+ StairLifts
Durable medical equipment
412-260-7469
www.aplusstairlifts.net
Amedysis
Home Health & Hospice
800-753-2425
www.amedysis.com
America’s Peace of Mind
Emergency Response Systems
724-833-3723
[email protected]
Arden Courts—Jefferson Hills
Memory Care Community
412-384-0300
www.arden-courts.com
Atria South Hills
Personal Care
412-884-1200
www.atriaseniorliving.com
Baldwin Health Center
Skilled Rehabilitation / Skilled Nursing Facility
412-885-8400
www.communicarehealth.com
Betty Karleski
Senior Care Consultant
412-352-0703
[email protected]
Care Connect
Senior Care Management
412-715-1984
www.kimwerks.wix.com/careconnect
Christian Home Healthcare
Home Health
412-323-0203
www.christianhomehealthcare4u.com
Comfort Keepers
Private Duty Caregivers
412-653-6100
www.comfortkeepers.com
Compassionate Care
Hospice
412-241-8240
www.cchnet.net
Family Hospice & Palliative Care
Hospice / Palliative Care
412-572-8800
www.familyhospice.com
First Commonwealth Bank
Banking
412-884-1301
www.fcbanking.com
HealthSouth
Inpatient Acute Rehabilitation
412-828-1300
www.demandhealthsouth.com
Home Instead Senior Care
412-205-3345
www.homeinsteadsepittsburgh.com
Hometown Pharmacy RX Map
Independent Retail Pharmacy
Home Delivery
412-921-7731
www.hometownpharmacy.com
Interim Healthcare
Home Health, Palliative, Hospice
412-436-2200
www.interim-health.com
Jefferson Hills Manor
Skilled Rehabilitation
Skilled Nursing Facility
412-653-1128
www.jeffersonhillsmanor.com
Kane Regional Centers
412-422-5263
www.kanecare.com
John F. Slater Funeral Home
Funeral Services / Cremation Services
412-881-4100
www.johnfslater.com
Locust Grove Senior Living
Personal Care & Memory Care
412-461-7210
www.locustgrovesrliving.com
ManorCare Health Services
Bethel Park
412-831-6050
www.hcr-manorcare.com
Peters Township
724-941-3080
Whitehall Borough
412-884-3500
Mount Vernon—South Park
412-655-3535
www.fivestarseniorliving.com
Preferred Care at Home
412-253-2830
www.preferhome.com
Seven Oaks Hospice Care
Hospice
412-885-8500
www.sevenoakshospicecare.com
Southwestern Healthcare Center
Arrowood at Southwestern
Skilled Nursing, Skilled Rehabilitation,
Independent, Personal Care
412-469-6955
412-469-3330
www.southwesternhealthcare.com
Sunrise Senior Living USC
412-831-2200
www.sunriseseniorliving.com
The Pines of Mt. Lebanon
Personal Care and Memory Care
412-341-4400
www.integracare.com
Western PA Guide to Good Health
Health, Wellness & Senior Care Magazine
412-527-7439
www.guidetogoodhealth.com
NON-PROFIT ORG.
U.S. Postage PAID
Pittsburgh, PA
Permit No. 1032
314 East Eighth Avenue
Homestead, PA 15120
Phone: 412-464-1300
Fax: 412-461-7118
TTY: 412-461-0769
United Way
Contributor
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Resource Centers
LifeSpan Senior Services @ the
Bethel Park Community Center
5151 Park Avenue
Bethel Park, PA 15102
412-831-7111
[email protected]
Bridgeville Center
601 McMillen Street
Bridgeville, PA 15017
412-221-1566
[email protected]
Carrick Center
412-881-6800
[email protected]
Century III Mall Center
Level 2, 804 Century III Mall
West Mifflin, PA 15122
412-216-3169
[email protected]
Chartiers Center
300 Lincoln Avenue
Carnegie, PA 15106
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