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— Nova Health — Nova Health has been serv- ing patients throughout Lane County and Roseburg for over 10 years. One thing has been the same since the beginning: Our commitment to quality patient care and our commit- ment to each other. Beginning in August, Nova Health clinic now off ers urgent care in Florence. Th e clinic, located at 4480 Highway 101, currently pro- vides primary care services. Th e addition of urgent care walk-ins and same-day ap- pointments provides a conve- nient and comprehensive care solution for individuals and families in Florence and sur- rounding areas. Th e Florence clinic will ac- cept walk-ins, with compli- mentary blood pressure checks during regular business hours. By expanding its service of- fering, Nova Health’s Florence clinic will be better equipped to treat a broad spectrum of health care needs of Florence’s residents. According to clinic manager Brittany Elliott, the expanded urgent care off ering is part of Nova Health’s commitment to be a trusted source of routine, preventive and urgent care needs for the Florence com- munity. “Nova Health is committed to off ering a full spectrum of aff ordable patient care ser- vices and access to the highest quality providers,” said Elliott. “Adding urgent care services, as well as free blood pressure screenings, to our clinic helps us meet our goal of delivering quality, aff ordable health care to everyone in the commu- nity.” For more information, visit www.novahealth.com/ locations/nova-health-Florence. September 2019 • Good Life Boomer & Senior Expo 9 B EST F OR New Friends Memory H EARING and Residential Care Best For Hearing, a diff er- ent kind of hearing practice, provides hearing solutions that are customized to each patient’s individual needs. Th e most important part of what we do is listen. Th anks to today’s advanced technology, we can provide education and solutions that are more powerful, precise and user-friendly than ever before. Best For Hearing’s exper- tise with Starkey’s state-of- the-art hearing aids ensures that each pa-tient receives superior comfort, unmatched technology and best-in-class features. Bring questions to the expo, where we will be glad to answer them. New Friends Memory and Resi- dential Care of Florence is located just off Highway 101 on the beauti- ful Oregon Coast. Situated in pictur- esque Florence, New Friends is close to shopping, medical and commu- nity Social Facilities. Life at New Friends is like living at home with meals, housekeeping and maintenance provided. Our resi- dents enjoy their own private studio rooms furnished with their treasured belongings. Th e dining room, featur- ing restaurant-style dining, is a gath- ering place for pleasant conversation and delicious home-cooked meals. Residents are invited to take an ac- tive role in our many programs and services, continuing the activities they enjoyed in their own homes. Families, knowing that our staff is available 24 hours a day and that ev- ery studio is equipped with an emer- gency call system, can enjoy peace of mind. Our philosophy is to promote dig- nity for each elder by appreciating them as unique individuals with a rich background, by supporting their abilities, and by compensating for disabilities so that the elder feels use- ful and successful. Everyone has a unique and oft en personal interest in the success and stability of the senior living com- munity of which they are a part. To elders and families, it may mean in- dependence, comfort, convenience and predictability. To friends, peace of mind and stability may be valued. To the staff it could mean job secu- rity and satisfaction. Our mission is to provide choices in caring communities. Our vision is to redefi ne the experience where life and caring come together. Personal Care · Housekeeping ·Nursing Services 24/7 Care 398 Hwy 101·Florence, OR 97439 541-997-8115 Accepting Medicaid · VA · Long Term Care Insurance Salem:503-400-3000 Corvallis:541-752-9059 Eugene: 541-687-8851 NewHorizonsInHomeCare.com Good Life Expo 2019 Siuslaw News, September 21, 2019 10 September 2019 • Good Life Boomer & Senior Expo How to show appreciation to seniors in your life Grandparents and seniors can share wis- dom and a lifetime of experience with the young people in their lives. Expressing gratitude for such lessons is a great way to show the seniors in your life, whether it’s a grandparent, mentor or family friend, how much they’re appreciated. Some seniors live alone, while others may be living with their adult children and grandchildren, off ering care and support to help make the household function. Wheth- er grandparents, aunts and uncles or older friends live close by or elsewhere, there are many ways for their loved ones to show them how much they’re appreciated. 1. Become pen pals. Seniors may have limited mobility or opportunities to get out of the house. Receiving mail is one way to connect with the outside world. Regularly send letters to a grandparent or other senior, sharing tales of daily life and key moments that will bring them joy. Chances are they’ll return the favor with a letter of their own. 2. Explore technology together. Younger generations can introduce seniors to avail- able technology that can bring them closer. Th is may include digital assistants that enable them to share videos, tablets to send email or access social media, mobile phones for call- ing and texting, and anything else families can customize to their needs. 3. Off er companionship. Spending time with younger generations can motivate se- niors to stay active and engaged. Have games and activities at the ready or simply provide a listen- ing ear. 4. Shop and run errands. Help aging loved ones per- form the tasks that they may not be able to tackle on their own. Th is can in- clude picking up groceries or prescriptions or taking them to appointments. Simple work around the house, like doing laundry or light clean-up, also can be a big help. 5. Start a hobby togeth- er. Develop a hobby that seniors and young people can enjoy together. Watching classic movies, painting ceramics, going to sporting events, or gardening are just a few of the many hob- bies that seniors can enjoy with their young loved ones. Th ere are many ways to bridge the genera- tion gap and spend meaningful time with ag- ing loved ones. Dynamic Hearing Solutions Find your best solution today. Dynamic Hearing Solutions is owned by Rick and Linda Rochon and was founded when Rick lost hearing due to surgery. Th eir motto is “Advanced, Af- fordable and Accurate” solu- tions. Dynamic Hearing Solutions provides free hearing evalua- tions and the sales and service of many brands, right by the Sugar Shack in Reedsport. Stop by their booth, see the latest hearing aids, and enter to win one of 20 $10 gift certifi - cates for pizza. 541-361-0601 www.rrochon.com Don’t Miss Another Moment HEARING ASSOCIATES of Florence 1901 Hwy 101, Ste A Florence, OR (Across from Knecht’s Auto Parts and Pizza Hut) Florence’s Only Doctors of Audiology Scott C. Anderson, Au.D. Steven G. Anderson, Au.D. Serving Florence for another 20 years! 541.991.4475 HearingAssociatesofFlorence.com Ronda Perkins, Owner 541-359-5087 Ronda@NWMEMORYCARE.COM 5292 Harvard Ave., Florence, OR, 97439
