Kelly Wright, Development Manager of the Wyoming Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association talks about the resources available
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In attendance at the Alzheimer’s presentation at the Senior Friendship Center on Wednesday, Heidi Hostetler (left) and Michel Traher (right). Hostetler, the owner of Goshen Care at Home talks about her partnership with Torrington’s Satellite Rotary Club to help people with dementia stay in their home independently for as long as possible. Hostetler said “it’s been life changing for some of our clients.”
Kelly Wright, Development Manager of the Wyoming Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association talks about the resources available on a national level as well as on a local level, both virtually and in-person for people dealing with the primary care of loved ones with different forms of dementia. The presentation was held Wednesday at the Senior Friendship Center.
