Parkinson' s Moving Day
Join our team for the local Parkinson’s Foundation Moving Day walk, the first nationwide grassroots campaign that spotlights the disease on a national level and gives the chance to raise awareness and funds in our own community. Your support will help us continue improving the quality of care for those living with Parkinson’s disease.
This engaging, informative, and interactive digital experience will allow you to take part in everything you love about Moving Day. Attend a variety of exercise classes, learn about Parkinson’s Foundation resources for people with Parkinson’s and their loved ones, visit with sponsors, participate in the Move for PD Scavenger Hunt and so much more. Visit our  for more information. We look forward to seeing you there!
Ignite Your Spark with Special Guest Speaker Kim Selby
Does anyone feel the loss of their spark? Sitting in fear or overwhelm? Can’t seem to get motivated? Just wish you had some inspiration to give you a boost?
In this webinar with Kim Selby, you will realize (in case you have forgotten) that you DO have a spark inside of you. It may have dimmed over the past year or so, but it’s there. With a few exercises to open your heart, mind, and soul and access a part of you that may have been in hiding, you will come out renewed and motivated to shine your light.
Why is this important? It’s the domino effect. When we are shining and glowing and are close to the best version of ourselves, we give others permission to do the same thing. We need everyone’s own light to shine and like a sparkler that lights another sparkler, the awe and delight that occur are contagious. When you fill your cup or ignite your spark, you have more to give to others.
Join Kim for a motivational webinar where you may laugh, may step outside of your comfort zone (not required, but….), and take part in a few exercises to open your heart and your mind to get “glowing”.
Common Blind Spots Health Professionals Have When Helping the Blind
Join us for a special guest webinar with Melissa Vasquez, MSW, on Common Blind Spots Health Professionals Have When Helping the Blind.
Melissa's presentation will cover basic facts and statistics about the blind community and the most commonly encountered eye conditions. Melissa will also be discussing myths and facts, communication strategies, and educational resources. She will also discuss proper etiquette when guiding an individual with vision challenges.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Foster City Rotary Club Health and Aging Day
Care Indeed is pleased to sponsor The Rotary Club of Foster City’s 2022 Health & Aging Education Day (HAED) - a free event for the community. The Annual Health & Education Day has become a community-wide event where older adults (over the age of 50+) gather with friends, caregivers, and professionals. At this year’s HAED event, Parkinson’s Disease and related conditions will be the focus of the conference. Prizes, lunch, and snacks are included.
A series of specialized professional presenters related to the topic and the overall welfare of the attendees are scheduled throughout the event. Presenters include a Movement Disorder & Clinical Research Practice Physician, Attorney, Financial Advisor, Physical Therapist, Alzheimer's Specialist, Technology in Aging Specialist, and a Geriatrician. Health Care Partners are scheduled throughout the event to provide education resources for all attendees.
PNANC 60 Years Anniversary Celebration
Join us for this year's Philippine Nurses Association of Northern California 60th Anniversary Celebration! We're honored to sponsor this year's celebration and education day. This event supports community outreach, including projects for the Front-liners, scholarship, and medical mission programs.
A Loving Approach to Dementia Care-Raising Dementia Awareness Community Wide
As part of the Channing House Dementia Program -“The Golden Leaf Program,” Channing House is happy to present Laura Wayman- The Dementia Whisperer. This free seminar will cover information in providing a quality of life, meaningful connections, communication, a safe living environment, appropriate supervision, and care, fostering a sense of hope and optimism to health care staff caring for any individual with dementia symptoms.
PVI Open House
You are invited to PVI's Rosener House biannual Open House. Get the chance to learn more about their services, tour their center and meet their professional staff!
Enjoy some activities like Exercise class, brain games, and art. Questions about Adult Day? They have answer for you! Join at 10:15 for an informative presentation from Alzheimer's Association -Managing Money: A Caregiver's Guide to Finances.
Health Talk Matters: Understanding and Responding to Dementia Behaviors
We're delighted to announce Tami Anastasia as our special guest for the upcoming edition of Care Indeed's Health Talk Matters. Tami, a Dementia consultant, educator, author, and speaker, will join us on March 1, 2024 (Friday), from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Care Indeed Campbell Office.
This Health Talk Matters event is designed with your well-being in mind. We invite healthcare professionals, family caregivers, and anyone interested in gaining insights into the world of dementia to join us for a seminar titled Understanding and Responding to Dementia Behaviors. This session aims to deepen your understanding of dementia-related behaviors and provide you with effective strategies for response.
We encourage you to spread the word and invite others who might benefit from this valuable knowledge. And by the way, come and join us for a breakfast at 10:00 am, right before it starts!
See you there! đź‘‹
A Discussion On Movement & Mobility with Special Guest Speaker Geoff Fong
Do you know what dementia, depression, and diabetes have in common? Are you interested to learn about the medical condition most of us will have at the end of life? Special guest speaker and President of Indie Physical Therapy, Geoff Fong, PT will discuss this and strategies you can employ today to move your life in a more positive direction.
What To Bring
Wear comfortable clothing for movement. We provide props used during class
Parking Instructions
Metered and non-metered street parking as well as self-pay garages are located nearby. Parking can be difficult, so allow extra time, or consider using public transportation, rideshares or taxi. The #1, #2 and #33 SF Muni buses have stops within a block of our facility.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations for the workshop must be made by noon, two business day before the start of the six-week session or the full class fee will be charged to the credit card on file.
Terms & Conditions
Enrollment policy: A valid credit card number is required to reserve your spot in the series. The fee is charged on the day of the class. Cancellations for the entire six-week session must be made by noon two business days before the start of the six-week session. Otherwise the full fee will be charged to the credit card on file.
Fragrance Policy: Please refrain from wearing perfumes and other strongly scented products as these may intensify the health conditions of other students in the class.
Health Conditions (recent surgeries/injuries/ongoing health issues): Students are encouraged to consult with their health care provider(s) before beginning or returning to our yoga/fitness classes.
EmpowerED: Embrace Diversity, Elevate Equity, Unite for Inclusion
Care Indeed presents EmpowerED, an event tailored specifically for its field staff. The session features a dynamic DEI training program led by the esteemed nurse Nequitha Busby. This initiative aims to empower caregivers and cultivate a workplace culture grounded in diversity, equity, and inclusion. Held at the Campbell office, the event sees active participation from both office and field staff, fostering interactive discussions and providing valuable insights to enhance skills and promote inclusivity in home care.
Sponsored by Care Indeed's Institute of Nursing, the event exemplifies the company's ongoing commitment to professional growth and fostering a supportive work environment.
Multiple System Atrophy Symposium
Join Brain Support Network and Stanford Movement Disorders Center for an enlightening Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) Symposium on Saturday, May 4, 2024, from 10am to 3pm PT. Whether you prefer attending virtually online or in person at Stanford's campus, this event promises valuable insights into MSA and its management.
Advance registration is necessary for both attendance options. For those joining in person, doors open at 9:30 am, and lunch will be provided. This symposium warmly welcomes everyone affected by MSA, including patients, families, and members of the community. Don't miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and support one another in the journey with MSA. Register now to secure your spot!
May 04, 2024
Starts at $20
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