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CENTER INFORMATION 9310 South 1300 E. Sandy, Utah 84094 Phone (385)468-3410 Hours Monday-Friday 7:00am-4:00pm Lunch Served M-F 11:30am-12:15pm Suggested 60+ Donation is $3.00 * * * Transportation (801) 230-5673 * * * Center Staff Charles Otis Center Manager * * * Cindy DeLao Program Coordinator * * * Maggie Steele Office Specialist * * * Bonnie Shaffer Cook * * * Yogi Tillman Custodian * * * Scott Hess Driver Aging Adult Services’ mission is to promote independence through advocacy, engagement and access to resources. FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA AT Whether you’re seling into your sixes or heading into your ninth decade, be careful when taking prescripon and over-the-counter medicines, herbal preparaons, and supplements. And if you’re caring for older loved ones, help them stay safe, too. Why the special concern? The older you get, the more likely you are to use addional medicines, which can increase the chance of harmful drug effects, including interacons. And, as you age physical changes can affect the way medicines are handled by your body, leading to potenal complicaons. According to the CDC … Each year in the United States, adverse drug events / harm resulng from medicaon use causes more than one million visits to the emergency room. Learning about medicaon safety can reduce and even prevent the risk of harm for you & your loved ones. Adverse Drug Events in Older Adults Older adults (65 +) are twice as likely to go to an emergency room for adverse drug events, that is over 177,000 emergency visits each year. Older adults are nearly seven mes more likely to be hospitalized aſter an emergency visit, but most of these hospitalizaons are due to just a few drugs known to require careful monitoring to prevent problems. Common drugs that can require monitoring are blood thinners, diabetes medicaons, & seizure medicaons. Important & Helpful Safety Tips 1. Take Medicine as Prescribed, with Input from Your Doctor 2. Keep a Medication List 3. Be Aware of Potential Drug Interactions and Side Effects 4. Review Medications with Your Health Care Provider

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Page 1: CENTER INFORMATION JANUARY IS EMERGENCY

CENTER

INFORMATION 9310 South 1300 E. Sandy, Utah 84094

Phone (385)468-3410

Hours

Monday-Friday 7:00am-4:00pm

Lunch Served M-F

11 :30am-12:15pm Suggested 60+ Donation is $3.00

* * * Transportation

(801) 230-5673 * * *

Center Staf f

Charles Otis Center Manager

* * * Cindy DeLao

Program Coordinator

* * * Maggie Steele

Office Special ist * * *

Bonnie Shaffer Cook * * *

Yogi Til lman Custodian

* * * Scott Hess

Driver

Aging Adult Services’ mission is to promote independence through advocacy,

engagement and access to resources.

FIND US ON SOCIAL

MEDIA AT

Whether you’re settling into your sixties or heading into your ninth decade, be careful when

taking prescription and over-the-counter medicines, herbal preparations, and supplements.

And if you’re caring for older loved ones, help them stay safe, too. Why the special concern?

The older you get, the more likely you are to use additional medicines, which can increase

the chance of harmful drug effects, including interactions. And, as you age physical changes

can affect the way medicines are handled by your body, leading to potential complications.

According to the CDC … Each year in the United States, adverse drug events / harm resulting

from medication use causes more than one million visits to the emergency room. Learning

about medication safety can reduce and even prevent the risk of harm for you & your loved

ones.

Adverse Drug Events in Older Adults

Older adults (65 +) are twice as likely to go to an emergency room for adverse drug events,

that is over 177,000 emergency visits each year. Older adults are nearly seven times more

likely to be hospitalized after an emergency visit, but most of these hospitalizations are due

to just a few drugs known to require careful monitoring to prevent problems. Common drugs

that can require monitoring are blood thinners, diabetes medications, & seizure medications.

Important & Helpful Safety Tips

1. Take Medicine as Prescribed, with Input from Your Doctor

2. Keep a Medication List

3. Be Aware of Potential Drug Interactions and Side Effects

4. Review Medications with Your Health Care Provider

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Vital Aging ~ Your Wellbeing ~ Are you aware of your

emotional & physical well being? Join this wellness class

Thursday, 4/5 @ 10:00 to learn how to take charge.

Memory Screenings with Carol. Tuesday 4/17. Sign up at

the tables for an appointment 9:00 - 11:30a.m.

Friday 4/13 at 10:00 - To be Announced

Friday 4/27 at 10:00 will be “OPEN FORUM”,

another opportunity to bring your concerns for

discussion.

Wednesday the 25th @ 9:30 The Senior Freethinkers of

Utah monthly meeting is held for all who like to discuss,

evaluate and form their OWN opinions, including religion

and politics, etc. Everyone is welcome for education,

enlightenment and enjoyment.

The League of Women Voters, meet on the last

Thurs. of each month from 10 - 11:30. This

month meeting will be held on the 26th.

Friday the 27th at 1:00 pm Lisa will be here for a Mothers

Day Edition Soap Making. Be sure to sign up at the tables.

Donation is requested.

1st ~ New Fiddlers

9th ~ Mixed Nuts

22nd ~ Deb Bowers on the Piano

30th ~ Larry Turner

Be sure to stop by room 201 as we have local

artist Ed Quayle’s works of art on display for

the first 2 weeks of April and can be see during

our normal business hours.

Friday, May 4th @ 11:00 we are celebrating Cinco de Mayo

with a Buffet Style Taco Bar with all the trimmings.

NOTE: we will not be serving the county lunch or alternate

meal on this day. Tickets will go on sale ($3.00 donation

requested) @ the front desk starting Friday 4/13, be sure to

get yours.

May 7th @ 10:00 Prehab, Rehab Presentation with Matt.

May 11th @ 1:00 Mother’s Day Take Away Topiary Craft.

Available for the first 20 people be sure to sign up.

May 16th @ 12:30 ~ We celebrate the 85+ years young

patrons with their very own Birthday Party.

May 31st @ 1:00 the Sr. Health & Fitness Event will be held

at the Viridian. This years theme is ~ It’s never to late to…

So be sure to get to the Viridian for this fun, informative

and interactive event.

** NEW ** Civic Week = 3rd week **

On the 3rd Monday of each month @ 10:00 Chat with the

Sandy Fire Chief Bruce Cline.

On the 3rd Tuesday of each month @ 10:00 Councilmen

Zac Robinson will be here to update you on what the Sandy

City Council is working on.

On the 3rd Wednesday of each month @ 10:00 a member

of the Sandy Community Dev. Team is here to answer your

questions in regards to city planning & development.

On the 3rd Friday @ 10:00 Police Chief Thacker will discuss

community policing issues & to answer any questions you

may have.

EnhanceFitness - M, W, F @ 7:45 am - Evidence based group exercise program, helps older adults at all levels of

fitness to become more active & energized.

Fit & Trim - M, W, F @ 9:00 am - Low intensity aerobics

suitable for all levels of fitness.

Arthritis Exercise - M, W, F @ 10:15 - Low Impact exer-

cises done from a seated position.

AARP Drivers Safety – On the 1st Weds, April 4th - Learn safe driving techniques & strategies. Safe Driver Certificate awarded upon completion. $15 for AARP members $20 for

non-members.

Dementia Dialog, April 5th @ 6pm ~ Alzheimer’s & De-mentia Support Group meeting (always on the 1st Thurs-day each month @ 6pm.) Sponsored By: Sunrise Senior Liv-

ing of Sandy.

BRAIN GAMES ~ 1st Friday @ 10:30 in the café

FTD - Frontal Temporal Dementia Group will meet on the

2nd Weds. of each month from 9:30 - 12 noon.

Podiatrist - Dr. Shelton is here on the 3rd Thursday 4/19 @

10:00 a.m. 1st come 1st serve ~ $10.00 donation.

BIRTHDAY BINGO TUESDAY ~ If this is your Birthday

Month you can play BINGO for free on April 3rd then enjoy

a birthday lunch paid by the Advisory Council.

CRIBBAGE CLUB ~ 2nd Tuesday of each month @ 12 noon

~ All skill levels welcome !

Monday the 2nd @ 10:00 we welcome Terri with Red Rock

as she comes to present on the importance of medication

safety.

We are so fortunate to welcome back Joyce Wilson on

Monday the 9th at 10:00 am for her ever popular Readers

Performance Theater here in our in the Café.

Reece Stein will be here on Wednesday the 11th at 10:00 to

share with you his recent travel experience in Patagonia.

Knights Tours & Cruises will be here on Monday 4/23 at

10:00 to share with you their upcoming Senior Trips.

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20 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 10:00 Police Chief Thacker # 107 10:00 Wheel Pottery # 204 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 10:45 Glee Club Performs ~ Cafe 11:00 Raku Pottery # 204 11:00 Learn Pinochle # 206 11:00 Soc Security w/Ryan ~ Lobby 11:00 Neurobics # 107 12:30 Pinochle # 206 1:30 Belly Dancing # 201

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ~ Open 7am - 8 pm Friday

2 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 9:00 Wood Carving # 204 9:30 Harmonica Band Performs 9:30 Oil Painting # 204 10:00 MEDICATION SAFETY # 107 10:00 Chess Club ~ Alcove 10 - 11:30 Spanish # 101 A 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:00 Learn Pinochle # 206 11:15 Beginner Dancing # 201 12:30 Pinochle # 206 1:00 Book Club #107 1:00 Young @ Heart ~ Café

3 8:00 Hatha Yoga # 201 8 - 10:30 Orchestra # 204 / 206 9:15 Table Tennis # 201 9:30 Oil Painting # 204 10:00 Shutter Bugs # 101A/B 10:00 Chinese Language # 206 10:00 BINGO w/Cottonwood Place 10:30 Ceramics # 204 12:00 Toastmasters # 101 A 12:30 Sculptural Pottery # 204 12:30 Irish Soft Dance # 201 1:15 Advanced Tai Chi Café 2:00 Tai Chi # 201

4 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 9:30 Glee Club Practice # 206 10:00 Mahjong ~ Alcove 10-3:00 AARP Driver Safety # 101 A 10:00 Porcelain Dolls # 204 10:00 Hooks & Needles # 101 B 10:00 BINGO ~ Café 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:15 Zumba # 201 12:15 Line Dancing Lessons # 201 1:00 Square Dancing ~ Café 1:30 Times of your Life # 107 1:30 - 3:00 Young @ Heart

5 8:00 Hatha Yoga # 201 8 - 10:30 Orchestra # 204 / 206 9:15 Table Tennis # 201 10:00 Vital Aging 10:00 Stained Glass # 204 10:00 Scrabble ~ Alcove 10 - 11:30 Spanish # 101 A 10:00 Chinese Support # 107 1:00 Hawaiian Hula # 101 B 1:00 Watercolor Guild ~ Café 1:15 Advanced Tai Chi # 201 2:00 Ukulele Lessons # 101 B 2:00 Tai Chi # 201 5:30 Stamp Club # 201 6:00 Alzheimer’s Sup # 101 A

6 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 8:30 Country Gold Band ~ Cafe 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 10:00 Wheel Pottery # 204 10:00 China Painters # 101B 10:00 Civil War #101A 10:00 Stillness Speaks # 107 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 10:30 Brain Games ~ Café 11:00 Raku Pottery # 204 11:00 Learn Pinochle # 206 11:00 Neurobics # 107 12:30 Pinochle # 206 1:30 Belly Dancing # 201

9 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 9:00 Wood Carving # 204 9:30 Harmonica Band # 206 9:30 Oil Painting # 204 10:00 Chess Club ~ Alcove 10 - 11:30 Spanish # 101 A 10:00 Readers Theater Performs 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:00 Learn Pinochle # 206 11:15 Beginner Dancing # 201 12:30 Pinochle # 206 1:00 Young @ Heart ~ Café 1:00 Watercolor Guild # 204 1:45 Guitar Lessons # 101 B

10 8:00 Hatha Yoga # 201 8 - 10:30 Orchestra # 204 / 206 9:15 Table Tennis # 201 9:30 Oil Painting # 204 10:00 BINGO ~ Café 10:00 Shutterbugs # 101 A 10:00 Chinese Language # 206 10:00 Astronomy # 107 10:30 Ceramics # 204 12:00 Toastmasters # 101 A 12:00 Cribbage # 206 12:30 Sculptural Pottery # 204 12:30 Irish Soft Dance # 201 1:15 Advanced Tai Chi Café 2:00 Tai Chi # 201

11 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 9:30 Glee Club Practice # 206 10:00 - 11:30 FTD Group # 107 10:00 BINGO ~ Café 10:00 Reese Stein’s Travels # 101 A 10:00 Porcelain Dolls # 204 10:00 Mahjong ~ Alcove 10:00 Hooks & Needles # 101 B 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:15 Zumba # 201 12 :15 Line Dance Lessons # 201 1:00 Square Dancing ~ Café 1:30 Times of your Life # 107 1:30 - 3:00 Young @ Heart

12 8:00 Hatha Yoga # 201 8 - 10:30 Orchestra # 204 / 206 9:00 Breakfast Club OUTING 10:00 Stained Glass # 204 10:00 Scrabble ~ Alcove 10 - 11:30 Spanish # 101 A 1:00 Hawaiian Hula # 101 B 1:00 Watercolor Guild ~ Cafe 1:00 Piano Lessons # 206 1:15 Advanced Tai Chi # 201 2:00 Ukulele Lessons # 101B 2:00 Tai Chi 201 2:00 DUP # 101 A

13 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 8:30 Country Gold Band ~ Café 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 10:00 Wheel Pottery # 204 10:00 Current Events # 101 A & B 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:00 Raku Pottery # 204 11:00 Learn Pinochle # 206 11:00 Neurobics # 107 12:30 Pinochle # 206 1:30 Belly Dancing # 201

16 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 9:00 Wood Carving # 204 9:30 Harmonica Band # 206 9:30 Oil Painting # 204 10:00 Chess Club ~ Alcove 10:00 Chat with Fire Chief # 101 B 10 - 11:30 Spanish # 101 A 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:00 Learn Pinochle # 206 11:15 Beginner Dancing # 201 12:30 Pinochle # 206 1:00 Book Club # 107 1:00 Young @ Heart ~ Café

17 8:00 Hatha Yoga # 201 8 - 10:30 Orchestra # 204 / 206 9:00 Memory Screening w/Carol 9:15 Table Tennis # 201 9:30 Oil Painting # 204 10:00 Chinese Language # 206 10:00 BINGO ~ Café 10:30 Lunch Bunch - Pier 49 Pizza 10:30 Ceramics # 204 12:00 Toastmasters # 101 A 12:30 Sculptural Pottery # 204 12:30 Irish Soft Dance # 201 1:15 Advanced Tai Chi ~ Cafe 2:00 Tai Chi # 201

18 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 9:30 Glee Club Practice # 206 10:00 Sandy City future Plans & Development w/Jared # 101 A 10:00 Mahjong ~ Alcove 10:00 Porcelain Dolls # 204 10:00 Hooks & Needles # 101 B 10:00 BINGO ~ Café 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:15 Zumba # 201 12:15 Line Dance Lessons # 201 1:00 Square Dancing ~ Café 1:30 Times of your Life # 107 1:30 – 3:00 Young @ Heart

19 8:00 Hatha Yoga # 201 8 - 10:30 Orchestra # 204 / 206 9:15 Table Tennis # 201 10:00 Stained Glass # 204 10:00 Cooking Class ~ Café

10:00 Podiatrist Clinic # 107 10:00 Scrabble ~ Alcove 10 - 11:30 Spanish # 101 A 1:00 Hawaiian Hula # 101 B 1:00 Watercolor Guild ~ Café 1:15 Advanced Tai Chi # 201 2:00 Ukulele Lessons # 101 B 2:00 Tai Chi # 201 5:30 Stamp Club # 201 6-8:00 Water Color Guild - Cafe

23 7:45 EnhanceFitness #201 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 9:00 Wood Carving # 204 9:30 Harmonica Band # 206 9:30 Oil Painting # 204 10:00 Chess Club ~ Alcove 10:00 Knights Travel & Cruises 107 10 - 11:30 Spanish # 101 A 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:00 Learn Pinochle # 206 11:15 Beginner Dancing # 201 12:30 Pinochle # 206 1:00 Young @ Heart ~ Café 1:00 Watercolor Guild # 204 1:45 Guitar Lessons # 101 B

24 8:00 Hatha Yoga # 201 8 - 10:30 Orchestra # 204 / 206 9:15 Table Tennis # 201 9:30 Oil Painting # 204 10:00 BINGO ~ Café 10:00 SHUTTERBUGS OUTING 10:00 Chinese Language # 206 10:00 Astronomy # 107 10:30 Ceramics # 204 12:00 Toastmasters # 101 A 12:30 Sculptural Pottery # 204 12:30 Irish Soft Dance # 201 1:15 Advanced Tai Chi Café 2:00 Tai Chi # 201

25 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 9:30 Glee Club Practice # 206 9:30 FREETHINKERS # 101 A/B 10:00 BINGO ~ Café 10:00 Porcelain Dolls # 204 10:00 Mahjong ~ Alcove 10:00 Hooks & Needles # 102 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:15 Zumba # 201 12:15 Line Dance Lessons # 201 1:00 Square Dancing ~ Café 1:30 Times of your Life # 107 1:30 - 3:00 Young @ Heart

26 8:00 Hatha Yoga # 201 8 - 10:30 Orchestra # 204 / 206 9:15 Table Tennis # 201 9:15 NATURALIST OUTING 10:00 Stained Glass # 204 10:00 League Women Vote # 101A 10:00 Scrabble ~ Alcove 10 - 11:30 Spanish # 101 A 1:00 Hawaiian Hula # 101 B 1:00 Watercolor Guild ~ Cafe 1:00 Private Piano # 206 1:15 Advanced Tai Chi # 201 2:00 Ukulele Lessons # 101 B 2:00 Tai Chi # 201

27 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 8:30 Breakfast with the Band 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 10:00 Wheel Pottery # 204 10:00 Current Events # 101 A & B 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:00 Raku Pottery # 204 11:00 Learn Pinochle # 206 11:00 Neurobics # 107 12:30 Pinochle # 206 1:00 Soap Making w/Lisa Café 1:30 Belly Dancing # 201

30 7:45 EnhanceFitness # 201 9:00 Fit & Trim # 201 9:00 Wood Carving # 204 9:30 Harmonica Band # 206 9:30 Oil Painting # 204 10:00 Chess Club ~ Alcove 10 - 11:30 Spanish # 101 A 10:15 Arthritis Exercise # 201 11:00 Learn Pinochle # 206 11:15 Beginner Dancing # 201 12:30 Pinochle # 206 1:00 Young @ Heart ~ Café

Medication Tips & Reminders Carry an updated Medication list

at all times Revisit & update your list of

Medicines after each doctor visit Do not crush medicine unless

the doctor tells you to do so Always keep medication in a

cool and dry place ALWAYS Keep all medications

in their original container DO NOT share or take another

person’s medication Let your pharmacist or nurse

know if there is a change in the color, size, shape or smell of the medication you are prescribed

May is Senior

Physical Fitness

Month It is Never to

late to … Try something new ~ Get

Inspired & Active

If you are unsure of a

medication & why you take

it, PLEASE… Ask your Doctor!

Be safe, ask questions & for more

information if you just don’t

understand why you are taking a

certain medication.