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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church-7th to become Dementia Friendly

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church becomes certified Dementia Friendly Hernando, FL., February 11, 2017 – More than 30 members of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, located at 439 E. Norvell Bryant Highway in Hernando, Florida, have completed the ABC of Dementia … Continue reading →

Support groups assist with Scent Kit Distribution

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Inverness, FL; June 10, 2016 – Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support groups have enthusiastically stepped up to take an important role in the distribution of Human Scent Preservation Kits throughout Citrus County. Early in June, Linda Boles, President of the … Continue reading →

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Find-M’ Friends and Coping with Dementia LLC partner to provide free Human Scent Preservation Kits to Citrus County

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Crystal River, FL; June 1, 2016 — Linda Boles, President of the Crystal River-based Find-M Friends, a non-profit organization that promotes the training and use of scent-discriminating Bloodhounds in cooperation with law enforcement agencies to locate people lost and at … Continue reading →

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Home Instead Senior Care joins free Scent Kit distribution program

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Lecanto, FL; June 30 — The Citrus County headquarters for Home Instead Senior Care, located at 4214 Gulf to Lake Hwy in Lecanto, has become the first home health provider in Citrus County to join a campaign to distribute free … Continue reading →

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Crystal River Heath and Rehab joins Scent Kit distribution campaign

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Crystal River, FL; June 28, 2016 — The Crystal River Health and Rehabilitation Center, a long-term skilled care and rehabilitation facility located at 136 Northeast 12th Avenue in Crystal River, Florida, has acquired and will distribute Human Scent Preservation Kits … Continue reading →

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St. Paul’s Lutheran and Kingsway of Beverly Hills certified Dementia Friendly

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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and Kingsway of Beverly Hills are the 19th and 20th Dementia Friendly-Business in Citrus County Beverly Hills, FL., November 19, 2015 – With 30 individuals participating in Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver training this evening, St. Paul’s … Continue reading →

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Tri County Hearing Aid Inc. is the first to become dementia-friendly

Tri-County Hearing certified Dementia Friendly Beverly Hills, FL, November 12, 2015 – Tri-County Hearing has become the first provider of audiology and hearing aid services in Citrus County to be certified Dementia Friendly. Tri-County Hearing owner and audioprosthologist David Ditchfield … Continue reading →

Seniors Helping Seniors is first companion care company to become dementia-friendly

Seniors Helping Seniors becomes first home companion care company to be certified Dementia Friendly in Florida’s Citrus, Hernando, and Pasco Counties Inverness, Florida, October 15, 2015 – Today, Seniors Helping Seniors franchises in Citrus, Hernando, and west Pasco Counties became … Continue reading →

Floral City Methodist becomes first dementia-friendly church in Citrus County

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Floral City, August 5, 2015 – With more than 30 of its staff and congregation attending a Dementia-Friendly Workshop on July 29, the Floral City United Methodist Church became the first church in Citrus County to earn a Dementia-Friendly certification. … Continue reading →

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Floral City workshop certifies four more businesses as Dementia-Friendly

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Floral City, August 3, 2015 – With over 50 people in attendance, four more Citrus County businesses and the Floral City United Methodist Church were certified as Dementia-Friendly on July 29, 2015. The workshop was hosted by the Floral City … Continue reading →

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