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A Wesley Long
Community
Hospital
newsletter for
women
Dynamic program helps
older adults stay active and involved
s a woman, you're concerned about not only
your own health care needs, but also those
of your family. That may include making
sure your older loved ones maintain their
good health. Wesley Long Community
Hospital offers a special program designed
to enhance and maintain the well-being
of mature adults.
"Connections 55 is for people 55 and better
who want to stay healthy, active, informed
and involved," says Martha Boschen, RNC,
Manager of Older Adult Services at Wesley
Long Community Hospital.
Enjoying positive relationships
"Studies show that older adults need interaction with their peers," notes Boschen.
"Connections 55 provides the kind of group
interaction that fosters mental and emotional
well-being." Members can take advantage of:
▼ A wide variety of social activities,
including monthly Healthier Life
luncheons and dinners featuring guest
speakers, day and overnight excursions,
volunteer opportunities and intergener-
ational activities.
▼ Free health screenings, which are offered
every other month. November will feature a blood test for diabetes.
T Growing Wiser, a four-week mental
wellness program offered exclusively
in Guilford County at Wesley Long.
T Fun exercise programs, such as
The Connectors Walking Club
and Body Recall.
Older adults
enjoy dynamic
living with
fun programs
such as The
Connectors
Walking Club.
Other benefits for members include
streamlined hospital admission and
discharge processing; free medical insurance
seminars and consultations; free physician
referral program through MedConnection;
and discounts on Health Enhancement
Programs.
Find out more
If you know someone who would enjoy
the benefits of Connections 55 (or perhaps
you would yourself!), take advantage of
membership gift certificates. For a one-time
fee of just $15, you or your loved one or
friend can enjoy a lifetime membership
in Connections 55. For more information
or to request a free information packet,
please call 854-6800.
