Live Well Senior Program
Thank you for visiting the Live Well Senior Program web page!
IMPORTANT COVID-19 UPDATE: Adventist Health Glendale is open, safe and has resumed all elective and essential surgeries as well as procedures. The Emergency Department is open and ready to take care of you. Please do not delay critical care.
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A Letter from Our Chaplain Alice Parsons Zulli
Click here to read a special letter from our Adventist Health Glendale chaplain, Alice Parsons Zulli.
Keep In Touch With a Loved One or Thank a Healthcare Provider
If you're interested in providing support to our patients and healthcare workers
by sending video messages or photos of support signs, cards, etc., we would
love your help.
You may text photos, videos, etc. to (747) 221-4986.
For full details visit this page or if you have questions, please contact Yvette Ervin @ ErvinYM@ah.org or call Lucy Madatyan @ (818) 480-0005
Resources & Support for People Over 60
The Live Well Senior Program at Adventist Health Glendale is a free wellness
program to enhance the quality of life for people over 60 in our community.
Anyone over the age of 60 is eligible! If you have any questions about
the Live Well Senior Program, please call
(818) 409-8354. We're here for you!
If you're interested in signing up for the Live Well Senior Program Membership, please click the "Sign Up Now" button below to fill out the online submission form.
Membership Benefits:
- Monthly educational luncheons with Physician Speakers
- Weekly Fitness classes including: Chair Yoga, Balance Fit, Tai Chi and Yoga for Bone Strength
- Alzheimer’s/Dementia Workshops
- Health Screenings
- Annual medication consultation with AHGL Doctors of Pharmacy
- Parking validation for all Live Well Senior Program activities
- Discounts in The Terrace Café (AHGL Cafeteria)
- Beginning in April: Healthier Living Workshops
- Diabetes Workshops
Downloadable Resources:
- Alzheimer’s/Dementia caregiver resources
- Support groups and education classes (Online & Telephone)
- Stop stress in its tracks
- Heart-Healthy essentials
- Choose your own workout
- Feeling Lonely? You're Not Alone article
- Coping with Coronavirus
- Ways to stay connected without leaving your home
The American Heart Association is advising caution and preparation for people who have heart disease or who have survived a stroke. Based on current information, it appears elderly people with coronary heart disease or hypertension are more likely to be infected and to develop more severe symptoms. Stroke survivors may also face increased risk for complications if they get COVID-19.
- Patient Support Network - Connect with heart patients, survivors and caregivers for heart disease, heart attack and stroke.
- What heart patients should know about coronavirus
- Patients taking angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors (ACE-i) or angiotensin receptor blocker (ARB) medications should continue therapy as prescribed
With the evolving impact of coronavirus in communities across the country, many Americans are facing new challenges keeping them from getting to the office, school, grocery store or gym. The American Heart Association has resources to help maintain a healthy lifestyle while at home.
- Resources to maintain healthy lifestyle amidst COVID-19 outbreak
- If you hunker down against coronavirus, don't stop reaching out, experts say
- Coronavirus safety tips (video)
- School meal to continue during-coronavirus-closures
- CPR information during COVID-19
These resources will continue to be updated at heart.org/coronavirus.
To enroll in the Live Well Senior Program click here or call us at (818) 409-8354. We're here for you!
