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Active Aging Inc. November 2019 Page 5LAKELAND VALLEY REGIONALCANADOHTA—BLOOMFIELD FIRE HALLCOMMUNITY CENTER237 South Pymatuning Street, Linesville 683-4959Center Manager: Janet WassermanFollow us on Facebook at The Active Aging Center of Lakeland/Valley11-1 12:30PMSign Language with Laura Sherretts11-4 1:00PMCenter closes – Manager’s meetingin Meadville11-6 9:30AMDiabetes Self-Management Class5-6:30PMHOT DIGGETY DOG GAME NIGHT – join usfor dinner (hot dogs)/Corn Hole/Shuffleboard/Cards/Board Games. Donation of 3.00 isappreciated. Families welcome! Reservationsneeded by 11/4/19.11-7 12:30PMSpeaker: Audiology/Hearing, Tina fromAffordable Care Hearing11-11 9:30AMCELEBRATE OUR VETS! – spend some timewith our Vets – enjoy a cup of coffee/sweettreat, special entertainment11-13 9:30AMDiabetes Self-Management Class11-14 9:45AMSpeaker – Mindfulness - Robert Lopez,Executive Director, Daystar Awareness ProjectHope Support Group – Lakeland11-15 10:45AMHospice Chaplain12:30PMAmerican Sign Language Class-Laura Sherretts11-18 1:00PMCenter closes – Staff meeting in Meadville11-21 10:00AMTHANKSGIVING PARTY – reservations needed.Featuring entertainment from “Z Praise”11-25 9:30AMEuchre Tournament – reservations neededCONTACT THE ACTIVE AGING CENTER AT LAKELAND/VALLEY TOMAKE RESERVATIONS FOR ANY EVENTS: 814-683-4959A 2 donation is greatly appreciated for Silver Sneakers and HealthySteps in Motion. A 1 donation is greatly appreciated for our Tai ChiClass and Healthy Steps in Motion-Level 1. Walking Track: 8-9 a.m.and 12:30 – 3 p.m. Exercise Machines in the Cardio Room 8 a.m. – 3p.m. Monday lunch served at 11:30 a.m., Tues.-Fri. served at noon;reservations are needed two days in advance. A 2.50 donation isgreatly appreciated. Please Note: Monday and Tuesday lunches areordered by 2 p.m. on the previous Thursday. Thank you!DAILY ACTIVITIESMondayAll Day8:30-9:30AMPuzzles/Games/CardsSilver Sneakers ( 2 donation)TuesdayAll DayPuzzles/Games/Cards9:30-10:45AMTai-Chi ( 1 donation)10AM Woodcarving10:45-11:45AMHealthy Steps in Motion ( 2 donation)12:30-2:30PM500 Card Party ( 2 to play)12:30PMWii GamesWednesdayAll DayPuzzles/Games/Cards8:30-9:30AMSilver Sneakers ( 2 donation)9 AM – 12PMCrafting, Crocheting & Quilting for Fun (free)10AM PinochleThursdayAll ngo ( 1.25 to play / .05 per card per game)Chair YogaGames/CardsFridayAll Day8:30-9:30AM9:45-10:30AM10 AM – CardsSilver Sneakers ( 2 donation)Silver Sneakers BOOMCrafting (free)Healthy Steps in Motion ( 2 donation)Euchre ( 2 donation)Wii GamesCenter Manager: Patty Flaherty 814-336-1792Follow us on Facebook at The Active Aging Center of MeadvilleEvery Friday – Please check Meadville Tribune on a weekly basisfor presentation changes or additions.Vouchers will be distributed each Friday 10:00AM until 1:30PM11/1 9:00AM-2:00PM Rummage Sale11/8 10:00AM Nancy Manning presentation on Fans11/15 10:00AM Council Meeting12:30PM Bingo11/22 Thanksgiving Dinner. Suggested donation 5.0011/29 Happy Thanksgiving. Center ClosedCAMBRIDGE SPRINGS ––CENTER45-85712141921262829156 Venango Ave., Cambridge SpringsCenter Manager: Tami Boylan 398-8616Follow us on Facebook at The Active Aging Centerof Cambridge SpringsRummage Sale Drop off until 1:30PM8:30AM-2:30PM Rummage Sale9:45AM Blood Pressure Reading10AM Penn State Master Gardner’s: Prepping for Winter9:30AM Council Meeting10:45AM Native American History12:45-1:45PM Bingo9:45AM Blood Pressure Reading11AM Bluegrass Music by Naomi BozinovichThanksgiving Dinner10:30AM Tech Assistance with NathanialClosed for ThanksgivingClosed for Black FridayDAILY ACTIVITIES9:00AM S.A.I.L.Monday9:00AM Sewing Group10:00AM Coffee Talk Time4:00-5:00PM Zumba Gold9:00AM Exercise with HarleyTuesday:10:00AM Games- Skip Bo & Dominoes1:30-2:30PM Gentle YogaWednesday: 9:30AM Euchre Card PartyThursday:9:00-3:00PM Woodcarvers9:00AM Silver Sneakers9:00AM Sewing Group10:00AM Games9:00AM Healthy StepsFriday:10:00AM Coffee Talk Time10:00AM Euchre Card PartyExercise Equipment/ Gym Available Monday – Friday 8:30-3PMMeal Reservations needed two days in advance 814-398-8616Monday lunch served at 11:30, Tues- Fri. served at noonWe invite you to participate in our“Tree of Giving” gift program. This isan on-going and permanent gift program that gives you, as a donor, thediscretion to honor someone’s hardwork or achievement; remember aspecial/personal event or anniversary; or as an everlasting memorialThe BEST time to plant a tree is 20years ago. The next best time is for a loved one, friend or communityNOW. African Proverbleader. The “Tree of Giving” includesbrass leaves and three different size brass stones that canbe engraved to your desire. For additional information or tomake an appointment with our Foundation Staff, please call(814) 336-1792 or 800-321-7705.

Page 6 November 2019Active Aging Inc.TUEMONWEAlternate MealEgg Salad Sandwich*Menu Subject to Change*4Salisbury Steakw/2 oz Onion Gravy1/2c.Cabbage & Noodles1/2c. Diced CarrotsWheat Bread1/2c. Pineapple DelightSweet & Sour Roasted Pork Loin1/2c. Blended Rice Pilaf1/2c. Green BeansWG Dinner Roll1/2c. Mixed FruitCabbage Rollw/2 oz tomato Sauce1/2c. Garlic Whipped PotatoesDinner Roll1/2c. CarrotsCookieMushroom Cheese Burger1c. Creamy Potato Soupw/CrackersHamburger RollFresh Fruit1118255Chicken Caesar Clubw/Lettuce, Tomato, Cheese1c.Creamy Broccoli Soup w/CrackersSandwich Roll1/2c. Blushed Pears12Open Face Hot Turkey Sandwichw/Gravy1/2c. Whipped Potatoes w/chives1/2c. Mixed VegetablesWhite Bread1/2c. Applesauce19Chicken Tacow/cilantro lime crème sauce& lettuce1/2c. Seasoned Corn & Blackbeans1/2c. Seasoned RiceSoft Tortilla ShellFresh Fruit26Mango BBQ Chicken Breast1/2c. Brown Rice1/2c. ColeslawWheat Bread1/2c. Warm Apple Cranberry CrispBaked Ziti(3/4cMarinara SauceTop1 c. Tossed SaladGarlic B1/2c. MixedSmokey BBw/Cheddar,BCrispy O1/2c. Creamy Caw/cracSandwicFresh SeasBaked Chicke1/2c. Pasta1/2c. GreWheatFreshSwedish Mover 1/2c. E1/2c.Whea1/2c. Mixed

Active Aging Inc. November 2019 Page 7THUEDBaked Ham w/ Raisin Sauce1/2c. Whipped Sweet Potatoes1/2c. Warm BeetsWhite BreadFresh Fruit6c.) w/Meatballs (3)e &.5 oz Cheeseppingd w/Cucumber & drsBreadstickd Fruit Salad13BQ BurgerBbq Sauce,Onionsauliflower Soupckersch Rollsonal Fruiten Parmesanw/marinaraeen Beanst Breadh FruitMeatballs (4)Egg Noodles. Peasat Breadd Fruit SaladFRI7BBQ Pulled Pork1/2c.Seasoned Potatoes1/2c. Lima BeansWhite Bread1/2c. Sliced Apples14Baked Meatloaf Marinaraw/Mozzarella Topping1/2c. Garlic Whipped Potatoes1/2c. Parmesan CornWheat BreadBirthday Cake20Thanksgiving Special 21Roasted Turkey w/gravy3 oz Homemade Stuffing1/2c. Whipped Potatoes1/2c. Carrots2 oz Cranberry SaucePumpkin Pie Slice2728Breaded Fish Square1/2c. Mac & Cheese1/2c. Stewed TomatoesWG Sandwich RollFresh FruitChicken & Biscuit- 1c.1/2c. Pepper SlawWhole Grain Buttermilk Biscuit1/2c. Warm PeachesPulled Pork Loinw/2 oz Gravy1/2c Sweet Potatoes1/2c. Lima BeansWhite Bread1/2c. Sliced ApplesCentersClosed18152229

Page 8 November 2019PACE / PACENETStarted in 1984, the Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly (PACE) Program helps older persons living in Pennsylvaniato pay their prescription expenses. PACENET is the Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly Needs Enhancement Tier.This program has been created to assist older Pennsylvanians,whose incomes are slightly higher than the PACE income limits,with the cost of their prescription drugs.Eligibility Information:PACE requirements: 65 years of age or older. resident of Pennsylvania for at least 90 days prior to the date ofapplication. Ineligible for pharmaceutical benefits under medical assistance. Total income for last year for a single person must be less than 14,500. Total income for last year for a married couple must be less than 17,700.Once an application is approved, an enrollee is responsible for 6copayment for generic drugs or a 9 copayment for brand namedrugs for each prescription reimbursed by PACE.PACENET requirements: 65 years of age or older. A resident of Pennsylvania for at least 90 days prior to the dateof application. Ineligible for pharmaceutical benefits under medical assistance. Total income for a single person from last year must be between 14,501 to 27,500. Total income for a married couple last year must be between 17,701 to 35,500.PACENET may have a monthly drug plan premium to pay at thepharmacy, which will be cumulative if not met each month. Oncethat monthly drug premium has been met, PACENET has an 8 copayment for generic drugs and a 15 copayment for brandname drugs. Your out-of-pocket costs to you are computed by thePACE program.To use your PACE/PACENET card:Take your card andprescription to any drugstore that accepts PACE. Always keepyour card with you. Do not leave your card at the drugstore. Donot mail your card to a mail-order pharmacy.You may not use your card to purchase drugs out of thestate or to mail drugs out of the state. You can use your cardONLY while you are in Pennsylvania.Can I have other medical insurance or prescription coverage andstill apply for PACE/PACENET?Yes, However, PACE is the payor of last resort and willonly cover prescription costs not covered by other medical insurance. You will be asked to provide information about your insurance coverage when you apply for PACE/PACENET, and youshould inform your pharmacist of all your medical and prescription plans.Is it possible to get help with completing the PACE/PACENETapplication?Yes! Please call Active Aging, Inc. at (814) 336-1792 or1-800-321-7705. An appointment can be scheduled for you.REMINDER:ElderPennsylvaniansdeserve honorand respect not abuse.Stop ElderAbuse inVisit our website atCrawfordwww.activeaging.orgCounty.for informationabout senior centersCall Activeand services availAging, Inc.able to Crawford336-1792 orCounty residents age1-800-321-7705.60 and over.Active Aging Inc.

Active Aging Inc. November 2019 Page 9From the Foundation Nov. 2019Here we are in November already! Gosh, wasn’t it just June?This November, I’m especially thankful for my son returning thismonth to port after a 90-day patrol with the U.S. Coast Guard. He’sdoing his part to keep our country safe, but this mom is much happier when his feet are on soil.Here at the Active Aging Foundation, we have much to be thankful for. We’re thankful for the support we receive at the eventswe hold that raise funds to support Active Aging. We have manysponsors and participants of our special events like our Winnin’ ofthe Green reverse raffle, our Charity Golf Scramble and our Bags,Bullets and Buck Bingo. In addition to those events, our weeklybingo is supported by many attendees each Wednesday. If you’venot been to one of our events or to our bingo, you should makeit a point to come. We have lots of fun while raising money for agreat cause. We’ve got our Big Holiday Cash Bingo coming up onFriday, November 15th, where we’re giving away 10,000 in cashdoor prizes before the games even start. Get your ticket today before they sell out!I’d like to ask a favor of you, if I may. The Active Aging Foundation is participating in Palmiero Toyota’s Give Back Program thismonth. We are raising funds for our Healthy Seniors, Healthy Petsprogram which provides a supplemental supply of pet food to seniors who have pets and receive home-delivered meals. You canhelp us simply by visiting Palmiero Toyota on the Conneaut LakeRoad and voting for us. You can vote once daily, every day thatthey are open in November. The charity that gets the most votes inNovember wins 2,500, so please help us! There is a traffic light atthe entrance to Palmiero Toyota for ease of access. We appreciateyour support.Give us a call at (814) 336-1792 or (800) 321-7705 to get your BigHoliday Cash Bingo ticket or to discuss how you can make a difference in the lives of senior citizens in Crawford County.Gifts to the Active Aging Foundation are tax deductible to the maximum extent allowed by law according to 501(c)3 regulations.Donna CessnaDevelopment Coordinator**Active Aging Foundation Mission**The Active Aging Foundation was established in 1994 to providesupport and assistance to advance the mission, interest and goalsof Active Aging, Inc.VOTERREGISTRATIONNow available at your Local Senior Center or inyour own home when you receive in-home services from Active Aging, Inc. As part of the “MotorVoter Law” passed in 1993, Area Agencies on Aging are now required to provide an opportunity foryou to register to vote. If you need assistance inregistering to vote, call us at (814) 336-1792MEADVILLELIONS VISIONAPPLICATIONSWhen: 2nd TUESDAY of each Month What Time : 5:30 pm- 6:30 pmWhere: Active Aging,Inc. Center- 1034 Park Ave. MeadvilleApplications available at Active Aging Front Desk and all Eye Dr’s. in the area.Applications should be completed before arrival. You do not need an appointment.VISION APPLICATIONS accepted for individuals of any age requiring financialassistanceto pay for eye exams, corrective lenses and cataract surgery.For further informationcontact 814-382-1905.Did you pay PA Property Tax or Rent in 2018?You may qualifyfor the 2018 PAPropertyTax/Rent Rebate. Active Aging, Inc. hastrained staff andvolunteerswhocan help you file ifyou meet the qualifications. For moreinformation on theprogram details orto schedule an appointment for thisfree service, pleasecall Active Aging,Inc. at 814-3361792. Deadline isJune 30, 2019.LIKE US IN REAL LIFE, LIKEUS ON FACEBOOKActive Aging , Inc. is now on Facebook!Get connected for updates on events,classes, and more!

Page 10 November 2019Pennsylvania Link to Aging and Disability ResourcesThe Pennsylvania Link to Aging and Disability Resources is a program of the Pennsylvania Department of Aging. Commonlyreferred to as the PA Link, this network of local, state and federal partners works togetherto provide information on, and improved access to, long-term care services and supportsto all Pennsylvanians regardless of age, ability or income.PA Link partners in Crawford County canprovide information and support in the following areas: Assistive Technology Caregiver Support Care Transitions Disability Services Drug and Alcohol Services Emergency Contacts Employment Services Financial Assistance Health and Nutrition Health Insurance Home ModificationActive Aging Inc.NovemberThis day in historyNovember 1, 1512- The Sistine Chapelceiling opens to the public.November 2, 1902- The first four-cylinder, gas-powered Loco mobile hits theroad. Housing AssistanceNovember 3, 1964- D.C. residents cast In-Home Servicesfirst presidential votes. Legal AidNovember 4, 2008- Barack Obama is Lifespan Respiteelected as America’s first black presi Medical Servicesdent. Mental Health ServicesNovember 8, 1895- German scientist dis Nursing Home Transition Options Counselingcovers X-rays. Protective ServicesNovember 9, 1989- East Germany opens Support Groupsthe Berlin Wall. TransportationNovember 10, 1969- Sesame Street de Utilities and Fuelbuts. Veterans ServicesThe Pennsylvania Link to Aging & Disabili- November 11, 1918- World War I ends.November 12, 1954- Ellis Island closes.ty Resources Helpline: 1-800-753-8827November 13, 1982- Vietnam VeteransCurrent PA Link PartnersMemorial is dedicated.From The HeartRolling FieldsAchieva Family TrustNovember 14, 1851- the iconic MoFunkhouser Shaffer Financial Serv. Saint Vincent / Allegheny HealthActive Aging, Inc.Genesis HealthCareNetworkAlleghenies United Cerebral Palsyby-Dick is published.Green ProstheticsSelf Determination Housing ProjectAlzheimer’s AssociationNovember 15, 1867- the first stock tickerGuardian Elder CareSenior HelpersAPPRISEHCF ManagementService Coordination UnlimitedAristaCare @ Park Ave.debuts.Health Care SolutionsShryock Senior HousingAseraCare HospiceNovember 18, 1883- Railroads create theHeartland HospiceSocial Security AdministrationAt Your Request CleaningHelpmatesSouthernCare HospiceBayadafirst time zones.Home InsteadSt. Vincent Behaviorial HealthBethany Christian ServicesNovember 19, 1863- Lincoln delivers theHospice of Crawford CountyStairBustersBetter Business Bureau of W. PAHVA Sr. Living AllianceSupports Coordination of NW PABureau of Blindness and VisualGettysburg Address.Institute for Successful AgingTitusville Area SeniorByham’s Insurance ServicesNovember 21, 1980- Millions tune in toInterim Health CareCitizens CorpCasey Ball Supports Coor.Juniper Village at MeadvilleTitusville HealthcareCenter for Community Resourcesfind out who shot J.R.Lakeland Area Hospiceand Rehab. CenterCenter for Family ServicesNovember 22, 1963- John F. Kennedy isLIFE/NWPATitusville Social ConnectionCHAPSMed StaffersThe ARC of Crawford CountyCommunity Care Networkassassinated.MERPTransition Assistance AdvisorsCommunity Health Services/MMCNovember 24, 1932- The FBI Crime LabCommunity Resources for Independ. Millcreek Community Hospital/UCP/CLASSConsumer Satisfaction TeamLECOMUPMC Health Planopens its doors for business.Crawford CAOMount Hope Home CareUPMC for LifeNovember 25, 1999- International day toCrawford County Care CenterNW Pa AIDSVantage HealthcareCrawford County Human ServicesNorthwest Pharmacy SolutionsVeterans Serviceseliminate violence against women.Crawford County RSVPPATFVNA AllianceCross Home CarePathStoneWalberg Family PharmaciesNovember 26, 1941- FDR establishesEncompass HealthPresbyterian Senior Care NetworkWesburymodern Thanksgiving holiday.Evans Square Apts.Primary Health NetworkWIC Program/CHSFamily Assistance CenterRegional Home HealthWomen’s ServicesNovember 28, 1925- The Grand Ole OpryFamily to Family Home Healthcareand Hospicebegins broadcasting.November 29, 1942- Coffee rationing begins.November 30, 1989- “America’s First Female Serial Killer” strikes.

Active Aging Inc. November 2019Page 11LIS MSP NEWS RELEASECould you or someone you know qualify for EXTRAHELP or the MEDICARE SAVINGS PROGRAM? APPRISE wants to make sureMedicare beneficiaries residing in Pennsylvania knowabout these two important programs. Extra Help: Helpslower prescription copays and premiums and cover thecost of the “donut hole” (coverage gap). Medicare Savings Program: Helps with the payment of the Part B premium and possibly with the payment of Medicare Part Aand Part B cost-sharing. Based on the amounts below, doyou think you are qualified?LIS Eligibility for 2018:If you are single and have total monthly income of lessthan 1,561/month; and less than 14,390 in resources Ifyou are married and have a total monthly income of lessthan 2,114/month; and less than 28,720 in resourcesThere are certain deductions taken for Extra Help. Youmay qualify even if you are above these limits.MSP Eligibility for 2018:If you are single and have a total monthly income of lessthan 1,406/month; and less than 7,730 in resources Ifyou are married and have a total monthly income of lessthan 1,903/month; and less than 11,600 in resourcesIf you think you might qualify, or aren’t sure, please contact the APPRISE Program at Active Aging, Inc., 1034Park Ave., Meadvilleat 814-336-1792 or 1-800-321-7705 to schedule an appointment. APPRISE is a free service provided by the PA Department of Aging, and is funded in whole or part by agrant through the Administration for Community Living.APPRISE UpdateAPPRISE, the State Health Insurance Assistance Program for all Medicare beneficiariesresiding in Pennsylvania, recently completedanother successful Annual Open EnrollmentPeriod. During Medicare’s Annual Open Enrollment, beneficiaries have the opportunityto compare their current Medicare Advantage Plan or Part D prescription drug plansand make any necessary changes to theircoverage for the upcoming year. At ActiveAging, Inc., the APPRISE Program remainsvery busy all year. APPRISE counselors areavailable, by appointment, to give information to individuals who are new to Medicare,assist with problems or questions about current coverage, and to screen and assist thoseeligible for Medicare cost-savings programs.Outside of Annual Open Enrollme

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