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Elder-focused Community Advisory Group  

A community advisory network for the ATSU Aging Project recently met to begin collaborating on areas of interest regarding the quality of life of the elderly in NEMO.  Officially named Community Alliance: Resources for Elders (CARE), the group desires to generate services for the elderly and expand health profession students' interaction with elders and their advocates.

 Some of the ways the members will provide input to ATSU include:  

1. Answering surveys initiated by the ATSU Aging Program

2. Sharing ATSU Aging Program opportunities with staff, directors, and clients;     

3. Hosting students for short "shadowing experiences"; 

4. Offering volunteer opportunities for students;   

5. Co-planning service-learning projects that engages health professions' students;   

6. Sharing literature about the agencies, services, and/or clients with the ATSU Aging Program faculty and staff; and 

7. Participating in on-campus lectures, round-table discussions.

     
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 "CARE" Members

 

 We welcome the following to the ATSU Aging Project Community Alliance: Resources for Elders (CARE) and look forward to working together to improve the connections between the universities, elder-serving agencies and consumers.

Valerie Bair, Director of Nursing, Knox Co. Nursing Home District, Edina 

Linnette Baker, Administrator, Twin Pines Adult Care Center, Kirksville 

Debbie Blessing, Adult Protective & Com Supvr., MO Dept of Health & Sr. Services., Kirksville 

Douglas Brown, Executive Director,  Kirksville Housing Authority, Kirksville 

Stephanie Byrum, Executive Director, Hospice of NEMO,   Kirksville 

Debbie Cain, Administrator, LaPlata Nursing Home,   LaPlata 

Joetta Coen, Program Director, Alzheimer's Association Mid-MO Chapter, Columbia 

Carol Cox, Ph.D., Professor, TSU - Health & Exercise Science, Kirksville 

Laura Gruber, Senior Circle Coordinator, Northeast Regional Medical Center, Kirksville 

Dwight & Judy Hart, Consumers, Greentop 

Susan Jotte, Regional Ombudsman Coordinator, LTC Ombudsman Program, Brentwood 

Chris Lantz, Ed.D., Chair of Health & Exercise Science, Truman State University, Kirksville 

Kim LeBaron, Director, Victim Support Services, Kirksville 

Bridget Morton, ElderLynk Coordinator, NEMO Rural Health Network, Kirksville 

Teresa Pagliai, Director, NEMO Senior Citizens Services, Kirksville 

David Pfohl, M.D. Northeast Regional Medical Center, Kirksville 

Martha Rowe, Consumer, Kirksville 

Tim Schrage, Administrator, Knox Co. Nursing Home District, Edina 

Carol Scott, State Long-Term Care Ombudsman, State Office of Long-Term Care Ombudsman, Jefferson City 

Pat Selby, Director, Heartland RSVP, Kirksville 

Cindi Serfass, Nurse Liaison, Life Care Center of Brookfield, Brookfield 

Stephanie Simpson, Service-Learning Advantage Coordinator, TSU SERVE Center, Kirksville 

Kathy Tallman, Asst. Director of Nursing, Kirksville Manor Care Center, Kirksville 

Pam Windtberg, Executive Director, NEMO Area Agency on Aging, Kirksville 

Glenna Daniels Young, Executive Director, NEMO Rural Health Network, Kirksville 

Mike Young, Administrator, Life Care Center of Brookfield, Brookfield

     
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