HeyJaredAging with Altitude
In depth conversations on aging issues across the spectrum. Hear about new innovations and approaches and even hear more on topics yet to be uncovered.Aging with Altitude is recorded in the Pikes Peak region with a focus on topics of aging interest across the country.
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68: September is for Senior Centers. Fountain Valley Senior Center is the Place (opens the original)
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Explore the unique ways the senior center of today celebrates the moments, connections and opportunities that help older adults age well. The focus on purpose and community resonates in different ways for senior center attendees and consequently senior centers are always reinventing themselves to better serve their communities. Fountain Valley Senior Center recently brought in a new Executive Director to partner with their seniors and move the Center to its next iteration. Aging with Altitude is
67: Accolades for National Senior Citizen Day – Bob Brocker (opens the original)
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We’re continuing to feature the unique contributions of Coloradans aging well in, and for, their community. We are asking a few questions, that we encourage listeners to ask people in their life too. We ask: Describe your childhood home, using all five senses. Describe a difficult time you had in your life, who and what helped? If money were no object describe something you would do! Bob Brocker, following an executive career in the railroad business, serves on the Denver Regional Area Agency on
66: Accolades for National Senior Citizen Day – Don Kovaleski (opens the original)
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We’re featuring the unique contributions of Coloradans aging well in – and for – their community. Ask yourself, and the people in their life, the questions we ask Don: Describe your childhood home, using all five senses. Describe a difficult time you had in your life, who and what helped? If money were no object, describe something you would do! Don Kovaleski serves on the Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging’s Regional Advisory Council, he lives in Falcon, Colorado and following a military career, h
65: Emergency Preparedness Gaps Addressed by Local Fire Department (opens the original)
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July is a Disaster Preparedness Month and sadly we see fires around our state and nation. Fortunately, our local fire department is proactively seeking out a multitude of pre-existing conditions for residents and planning for how to better address unique needs during a disaster. “Disasters exacerbate our pre-existing conditions,” says Daiko Abe, Senior Fire and Life Safety Educator with the Colorado Springs Fire Department. Kalee Nappo, Fire and Life Safety Educator, is part of the team who visi
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