NEW! Medicare-approved program covers families navigating dementia.
Mark your calendars for Thursday, 11/21... It's Monthly Mingle Time at The Dementia Hub! Prepare yourself for an afternoon of music jammin' with a side of Thanksgiving pie (YUM!) Please RSVP for this event by calling (480) 625-3867 or emailing Terri@OakwoodCreativeCare.org. This Monthly Mingle is brought to you by Inspira Gateway and SouthWestern Power Group!
The power of positivity: when life gives us lemons... Join us at The Dementia Hub for a Lunch & Learn event sponsored by Humana! Embrace the power of positivity and learn new strategies you can use in your everyday life when faced with new challenges. RSVP required! Please call (480) 625-3867 to reserve your spot!
Join us Monday, 11/25, for a quick “healthy brain check-up.” This free “healthy brain check-up” tests memory and other thinking skills through a series of questions and/or tasks. This test takes approximately 10 mins to complete and can indicate if someone might benefit from a comprehensive medical evaluation. RSVP is required. Call (480) 361-9791. * […]
The Mesa Memory Café is free for anyone living with memory impairment (such as Alzheimer's or other dementia) alongside their family, care partner, or loved one. Join us at The Dementia Hub in Mesa, Arizona, for a fun, safe, social, and supportive morning. Attendees will enjoy coffee and a pastry while mingling with others who […]
The Mesa Memory Café is free for anyone living with memory impairment (such as Alzheimer's or other dementia) alongside their family, care partner, or loved one. Join us at The Dementia Hub in Mesa, Arizona, for a fun, safe, social, and supportive morning. Attendees will enjoy coffee and a pastry while mingling with others who […]
Are you experiencing feelings of grief? We welcome you to attend our Permission to Grieve Caregiver Support Group for people experiencing grief of any kind. Join us and Chaplain Tim Duerr from Stoneridge Hospice on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of of each month at 10:00am. **Respite is available** When experiencing grief, we often feel […]
The Mesa Memory Café is free for anyone living with memory impairment (such as Alzheimer's or other dementia) alongside their family, care partner, or loved one. Join us at The Dementia Hub in Mesa, Arizona, for a fun, safe, social, and supportive morning. Attendees will enjoy coffee and a pastry while mingling with others who […]
The Mesa Memory Café is free for anyone living with memory impairment (such as Alzheimer's or other dementia) alongside their family, care partner, or loved one. Join us at The Dementia Hub in Mesa, Arizona, for a fun, safe, social, and supportive morning. Attendees will enjoy coffee and a pastry while mingling with others who […]
Let's get creative with Sandy! Join us at The Dementia Hub for an art class taught by Sandy, this time featuring festive DIY Christmas ornaments perfect for everyone's trees! RSVP is required! Please call (480)625-3867 to save your spot. All supplies are included, AND this is a dementia-friendly event, so bring your loved ones! *$5 […]
The Mesa Memory Café is free for anyone living with memory impairment (such as Alzheimer's or other dementia) alongside their family, care partner, or loved one. Join us at The Dementia Hub in Mesa, Arizona, for a fun, safe, social, and supportive morning. Attendees will enjoy coffee and a pastry while mingling with others who […]
The Mesa Memory Café is free for anyone living with memory impairment (such as Alzheimer's or other dementia) alongside their family, care partner, or loved one. Join us at The Dementia Hub in Mesa, Arizona, for a fun, safe, social, and supportive morning. Attendees will enjoy coffee and a pastry while mingling with others who […]
Are you experiencing feelings of grief? We welcome you to attend our Permission to Grieve Caregiver Support Group for people experiencing grief of any kind. Join us and Chaplain Tim Duerr from Stoneridge Hospice on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of of each month at 10:00am. **Respite is available** When experiencing grief, we often feel […]
