Healthcare professionals, older adults and family caregivers are invited to the 14th annual Southwest Florida Conference on Aging, which offers education on health care, mental health, case management and an update on current issues.
Hosted by Hope HealthCare Services, the event takes place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, March 6 at Broadway Palm Dinner Theater, located at 1380 Colonial Blvd. in Fort Myers. Registration is $80 for licensed professionals and $70 for United Way partner agencies, with continuing education credits available; and $40 for caregivers, students and the public. Registration fees include continental breakfast, lunch and program materials.
Presenters for the conference include Jonathan Scalone, Hope HealthCare Services; Vickie Sproat, Mark Schultz and Traci McKee, Henderson Franklin Starnes & Holt, P.A.; Beth Prather, Esq., Prather & Swank, P.A.; Dr. Shawn Felton and Karen Landy, Florida Gulf Coast University; and Jim Nathan, Lee Memorial Health System.
Topics include veterans’ care; legal documentation; guardianship; exercise; brain health; and health care reform.
To register for the event, visit https://donate.hopehcs.org/COA15
The Conference on Aging is sponsored by Prather & Swank, P.A., in partnership with Arden Courts, Dottie Hummel Consulting, Florida Gulf Coast University, the Area Agency on Aging for SWFL and United Way of Lee County.
