A publication of St.Joseph’s/Candler sept/oct 2022 THISINSIDEISSUE 2 ActivitiesScheduledRegularlyApplicationMembershipSmartSenior 3 EventsSeptember 4 October Events 5 The Six DisordersMovementCommonMost 6 LearnsLunchDoctorsGeriatrics&are back 7 DisordersMovementChangesDiscountMerchantonSmartSeniors:theMove Continued SMARTSENIOR OFFICE HOURS Mon - Fri 8:30 am – 5:00 pm (Closed for lunch: 12PM - 1PM) 836 E. 65th St., Ste 8 • Savannah, GA 31405 (912) 352-4405 OFFICE CLOSED Monday, September 5th Labor Day Friday, December 2, 12 Noon at Alee Temple (Doors Open at 11:30 a.m.) Join us for music, dining, dancing and door prizes! Tickets go on sale at 10:00 a.m. at the SmartSenior office Monday, October 10th Tickets - $15.00 for members $25.00 for guest/non-members Christmas Party date and time is subject to change or be canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. Masking is currently required. SmartSenior Christmas Party Annual
2 From resident-designed wellness programs, to our beautiful outd and bistro & bar, The Social at Savannah is senior living at its finest. Enjoy Savannah life the way it should be. Whether you are looking for Independent Living, Assisted Living, or Memory Care, we strive to build long-lasting relationships with each resident so that you get the experience you deserve. Contact us to schedule your tour Thrive, because you deserve it. The Social at Savannah One Peachtree Drive | Savannah, GA 31419 912.927.0500 | Hello@TheSocialAtSavannah.com TheSocialSL.com/Savannah The Social at Savannah is welcoming new residents today! Senior Living with a PerspectiveFresh SmartSenior Membership Referral Contest Form ACTIVITIESSCHEDULEDREGULARLY Free Exercise Class Location: SmartSenior Office Mondays, 9:15 AM – 10 AM NEW! Free Game Days Location: SmartSenior Office Have fun playing a variety of games including card games, board games, and Domino’s every Monday at 2 PM. Call (912)-352-4405 to register. Free Line Dancing Location: St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, Washington & Waters Ave. Advance: Tuesdays & Thursdays 10 AM Beginner: Tuesdays & Thursdays 11 AM Painting Class Location: SmartSenior Office Wednesdays & Fridays 10 AM-11:45 Artist/instructor,AMShawn Bland, Provides instruction in acrylics and various subject matters. 5 classes for $100 Call (912) 352-4405 to register. Free Quilters Location: SmartSenior Office Wednesdays, 3:15 PM – 4:45 PM Chair Yoga Location: SmartSenior Office Wednesdays, 2 PM - 3 PM Call (912) 352-4405 to register. Fill out this form, clip out and mail or bring to the SmartSenior office at 836 East 65th St. - Suite 8, Savannah, GA 31405. Or call our office at (912) 352-4405 to join by phone with a credit card. Mr. Birthdate Mrs./Miss/Ms. Birthdate Mailing Address City State Zip Code Home Phone Cell Phone MEMBERSHIPEmail DUES: l $18 for one person l $36 for two people DELIVERY OPTION: l Email l Mail PAYMENT METHOD: l Check (payable to SmartSenior) Credit Card Account Number Expiration Date Cardholder Name Signature Date CURRENT MEMBER INFO (person referring new member) MailingName Address Home Phone Cell Phone toReferCONTESTREFERRALanewmemberSmartSeniortoreceive a free mini cooler bag and be entered to win a $100.00 Gift Card to Walmart. It’s easy to do! Just include your information under the current member info on the application. Give the form to a friend or family member and if they join by the end of October, you will receive a free mini cooler and also be entered into the drawing for a chance to win $100.00 Walmart Gift Card. Call the SmartSenior office at 912-3524405 for further information, application or additional contest forms.
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SEPTEMBER EVENTS SEPTEMBER 2022 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 292625 31 221918 23 24 151211 16 17 854 9 10 2 3 6132027 7142128 Call 352-4405 to register for the programs listed below. Friendly Reminder: you must be a current member to attend. Labor Day Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Office Closed Lunch & Learn 11:30AM Movie Day 2PM Movie Day 2PM Exercise Class 9:15AM Game Day 2PM Exercise Class 9:15AM Game Day 2PM Exercise Class 9:15AM Game Day 2PM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Painting Class 10AM Chair Yoga 2PM Free Quilters 3:15PM Painting Class 10AM Chair Yoga 2PM Free Quilters 3:15PM Painting Class 10AM Chair Yoga 2PM Free Quilters 3:15PM Painting Class 10AM Chair Yoga 2PM Free Quilters 3:15PM 1
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• Therapeutic Massage: This type of treatment blends techniques from both relaxation and deep tissue. Utilizing aspects of stretching, resistance work, traction to relieve tired muscles, increase flexibility, eliminate cramps and that “sore next day” feeling and bring healthy fluids to overworked or achy joints. To make an appointment, call 912-819-8800. If you plan to claim therapeutic massage on your insurance, please call 912-819-8840 prior to scheduling an appointment for insurance verification.
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• Deep Tissue: Therapeutic massage that targets the deeper layers of the muscles, using slow movements and deep trigger point pressure to release chronic tightness and tension.
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Katy Harne, Outreach Coordinator St. Joseph’s/Candler Movement Disorders Program Friday, September 9th, 11:30 a.m. Location: Marsh Auditorium, Candler Hospital Call (912) 352-4405 to register Join us for a lecture featuring Katy Harne Outreach Coordi nator at St. Joseph’s/Candler Movement Disorders Program as she talks about different types of movement disorders and how to navigate them. DAY Movie Day – (In person – Mask required) Downton Abbey: The New Era Starring Hugh Bonneville & Elizabeth McGovern Friday, September 9, 2:00 p.m. or Friday, September 23, 2:00 p.m. SmartSenior Office, 836 E 65th St, Suite 8 Call (912) 352-4405 to register (very limited space) Join the Crawley family as they travel on a grand journey to the South of France to uncover the mystery of the dowager countess’s (Violet) newly inherited villa.
Massage Therapy at St. Joseph’s/Candler in Savannah provides a variety of massage types to suit your body’s unique needs. The application of soft-tissue manipulation techniques to the body reduces stress and fatigue while improving circulation. Different techniques can provide different forms of relief and relaxation. Our massage therapists are happy to consult with you to determine which variety of massage will be most beneficial for you.
• Relaxation: Traditional Swedish emphasizing long, gliding strokes and kneading massage techniques emphasizing relaxation and increased circulation.
Location: SmartSenior Office Call (912)-352-4405 to register Have fun playing a variety of games including card games, board games, and Domino’s every at 2:00 PM.
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OCTOBER EVENTS OCTOBER 2022 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 272423 28 29 201716 21 22 13109 14 15 632 7 814111825 5121926 Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Movie Day 2PM Movie Day 2PM Exercise Class 9:15AM Game Day 2PM Exercise Class 9:15AM Game Day 2PM Exercise Class 9:15AM Game Day 2PM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Advance Line Dance 10AM Beginner Line Dance 11AM Painting Class 10AM Lunch & Learn 11:30AM Chair Yoga 2PM Free Quilters 3:15PM Painting Class 10AM Chair Yoga 2PM Free Quilters 3:15PM Painting Class 10AM Chair Yoga 2PM Free Quilters 3:15PM Discover Local 9:45AM Painting Class 10AM Chair Yoga 2PM Free Quilters 3:15PM Call 352-4405 to register for the programs listed below. Friendly Reminder: you must be a current member to attend. Exercise Class 9:15AM Game Day 2PM Exercise Class 9:15AM Special Event 2PM 30 31 (COVID-19 Mask Required when not eating/drinking) Call (912) 352-4405 to register (space is limited) You don’t want to miss out on this year’s Halloween Carnival! There will be fun games to play, prizes, fortune telling and even our most coveted “Spooktacular Costume Contest”, where 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes will be given to the best costumes! AND of course, there will be lots of ghoulish treats/refreshments and goodies to enjoy. Call and reserve your spot today (space is limited). (You are not required to wear a costume to come and enjoy this event) SPECIAL EVENT Halloween Carnival & “Spooktacular Costume Contest” Monday, October 31st, 2PM Marsh Auditorium, Candler Hospital
Jerry & Marge GO LARGE Starring Bryan Cranston & Annette Bening Friday, October 7, 2:00 p.m. or Friday, October 21, 2:00 p.m. SmartSenior Office, 836 E 65th St, Suite 8 Call (912) 352-4405 to register (very limited space) Inspired by the remarkable true story of retiree Jerry Selbee, who discovers a mathematical loophole in the Massachusetts lottery and, with the help of his wife, Marge, wins millions and uses the money to revive their small Michigan town.
Tickets: (includes$41.00guided tour & family style meal at Lady & Son’s) Call (912) 352-4405 to purchase tickets (Non-Refundable unless event is canceled) In 1850, considering the consumption of alcohol a threat to the nation, several organizations rallied together and fought for a legal ban on spirits. Founded by Reverend Howard Rus sell in 1893, the ASL was the leading organization lobbying for prohibition. The 18th amendment was passed in 1919, im mediately prohibiting the sale, transportation, and consump tion of alcohol. On December 5, 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt announced the ratification of the 21st Amendment, bringing the prohibition era to an end. Don’t miss this fun and educational tour of what it was like in America during the days of Prohibition. Afterwards, we will walk around the corner to Lady and Son’s and enjoy a family style lunch!
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DISCOVER LOCAL American Prohibition Museum & Lunch at Lady & Son’s Wednesday, October 12th 9:45 a.m. MUST PROVIDE YOUR OWN TRANSPORTATION
The importance of addressing hearing loss Andrew Mrugala, M.D St. Joseph’s/Candler Pooler Wednesday, October 5, 11:30 a.m. Location: Marsh Auditorium, Candler Hospital Call (912) 352-4405 to register Have you found yourself asking people to repeat what they just said? Are you having trouble understanding what some one or something is saying? That is perfectly normal as you age the body changes. Please join us as with Dr. Mrugala talks about aging ears and what treatments are available.
“Dystonia can be hereditary or be caused by birth-related or physical trauma, infection, poisoning or medication,” Dr. Trumble says. “Treatment is highly customized to the individual and may include medication, botulinum toxin injections, physical therapy or surgery.”
“These tremors are involuntary, rhythmic movements, sometimes feeling like an internal shake,” Dr. Trumble
There are more than 30 different diseases identified as neurological movement disorders. They can affect speed, quality and ease of movement. Movement disorders are usually caused by disease in various parts of the brain.
Parkinson’s disease
Thedescribes.disease affects nearly 7 million people in the United States. It is a hereditary disease. If one of your parents has the disease, you have a 50 percent chance of getting it.
A tic is a voluntary movement or vocalization that is usually sudden, brief, repetitive and/or non-rhythmic due to abnormal urge or sensation. Tics can affect any part of the body and are classified as either simple or complex.
For more than 40 million people in the United States, their next movement may be unknown. Will they fall? Will a shaking hand prevent them from enjoying a refreshing beverage? Will they be able to vocalize what is really on their mind?
Dystonia is a neurological movement disorder that affects approximately 250,000 people in the United States. It is characterized by sustained muscle contractions that cause twisting, repetitive movements or abnormal postures, which often become worse with voluntary movements.
Cognitive deficits • Depression • Anxiety
The onset of the disease is usually gradual, with early symptoms including little to no expression, soft speech and hand tremors.
Researchers are unsure how many people have Tourette Syndrome as many cases are undiagnosed.
Torticollis is a type of Dystonia defined by abnormal, asymmetrical head or neck positions. It can be treated with medication and/or botulinum toxin injections.
Essential tremor can worsen over time and is most common in people age 40 and older. Some people may not require treatment if symptoms are mild, but if symptoms make daily life difficult, surgery may be recommended or medication can be prescribed.
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Tourette Syndrome is diagnosed when both movement and vocalized tics are present for more than six months.
Huntington’s disease
Tics typically start in childhood and do not have to be treated. If tics do not resolve or are interfering with daily activities, medications and behavior therapy can help keep symptoms under control.
RLS affects a person’s ability to fall asleep, as they feel they have to get up and walk around. There are medications and home remedies that can help suppress symptoms of RLS.
These people are living with a movement disorder, which is defined as a group of neurological conditions causing involuntary or abnormal movement.
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive disorder of the nervous system, affecting more than 10 million people worldwide. Some of the symptoms include: • Tremor at rest • Slowness • Stiffness • Poor balance
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At St. Joseph’s/Candler, we have a team of specialists – from neurologists to neurosurgeons to nurses to physical therapists – trained to treat movement disorders. The St. Joseph’s/Candler Movement Disorders Program specifically is designed to offer comprehensive evaluation and treatment for patients with movement disorders.
Essential Tremor
Dr. Jill Trumble, medical director of the SJ/C Movement Disorders Program, discusses six of the most common movement disorders. Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) Restless Leg Syndrome is the most common movement disorder. It is characterized by an abnormal sensation in the legs with the urge to move the legs, usually happening in the evening and at rest.
There is no cure for Parkinson’s disease, but there are medications, surgery and therapy options that can help significantly improve symptoms and quality of life.
“People suffering from RLS have the urge to move their legs and experience an abnormal sensation that can be hard to describe,” Dr. Trumble says. “Some have described it as a feeling of bugs crawling on them.”
Dystonia and Torticollis
Essential Tremor can be a progressive neurological disorder with patients experiencing tremors in the extremities, head, voice or other body parts as they attempt a specific activity, such as eating or writing.
Huntington’s disease is the progressive degeneration of nerve cells in the brain, usually resulting in abnormal movement, cognitive and psychiatric disorders. It is an inherited condition and rare, but there is no cure for the Symptomsdisease.include:
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7 Your Questions are Unique and So is Our Care Call Harmony today at 912.228.3752 to learn more about our Signature Memory Care Program—Harmony Reflections. 9136 Old Montgomery Road, Savannah, GA 31406 | HarmonyatSavannah.com INDEPENDENT LIVING | ASSISTED LIVING | MEMORY CARE ScantoScheduleaTour SMARTSENIORS: ON THE MOVE SmartSenior’s most recent adventure was going back in time and learning about WW2 and what it took to be in the Air Force while living and working on an aircraft in the war. After our tour of the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force we had a wonderful lunch at Miss Sophie’s Marketplace. Check out pages 3 and 4 to find see what our next adventure has in store for us! CHANGESDISCOUNTMERCHANT CrosswindsREMOVEDGOLFGolfClub 232 James B. Blackburn Dr. Select912-966-0674PackageRate. Henderson Golf Club 1 Al Henderson 912-920-4653Drive Select Rates, call for details. Southbridge Golf Club 415 Southbridge MOVEMENTFriday,WednesdayMonday912-651-5455Blvd,&Tuesday:$28pp&Thursday:$32ppSaturday&Sunday:$42ppDISORDERS continued from page 5 • Involuntary dance-like movements • Impaired posture and balance • Slow or abnormal eye movements Symptoms of Huntington’s disease tend to develop in individuals in their 30s or 40s. Symptoms can hinder patients from doing normal things. Medications can help manage symptoms. While there are similarities in these various types of movement disorders, each is treated and dealt with differently based on a patient’s condition and the movement disorder itself. St. Joseph’s/Candler offers comprehensive evaluation and treatment for patients with Parkinson’s disease, Essential Tremor, Huntington’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis and other neuromuscular disorders. Some of the treatments the hospital offers are physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech Fortherapy.additional information or to schedule an appointment please contact the Movement Disorder Outreach Coordinator at 912-819-2224 or the Central Referral Office at 912-819-3360.
Boarding in Savannah, your 2-hour ride via rail to Charleston will have you singing Christmas carols along the way. Once we arrive in Charleston, our motorcoach will meet the train and take you on a guided historic tour. Lunch is included before taking your seats in the Charleston Theatre for the Charleston Christmas Show. This performance has everything from comedy, to choreography, to Christmas carols! A boxed dinner is included on the ride home by motorcoach.
On this two-day trip we travel to Callaway Gardens where we stay at the Lodge & Spa at Callaway, a AAA Four Diamond Resort. This evening, enjoy a lavish Holiday Buffet dinner. Then, after dark, we board a tram to experience the annual FANTASY IN LIGHTS, where millions of lights decorate the Gardens and light up the night sky. Glittering Snowflake Valley, the March of the Toy Soldiers, A Magical Christmas Garden and more! The next day we visit the BIBLICAL HISTORY CENTER. Step back in time to discover what life was like over 2000 years ago during the time of Jesus and even dine with the ancients as we share a Passover Meal!
It is time to start the Christmas festive season at the Alhambra Theatre located in Jacksonville, one of the longest-running professional dinner theaters in the nation with their production of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. When two WWII GIs discover the secret their General has been keeping from his family, they use their musical talents to help him out. Do not miss this Christmas classic! Lunch is served at your table before the 2:00 pm curtain.
REAL CHRISTMAS STORY NARROWAY DECEMBER 10, 2022 | TRIP #15449 | $139.00 PP
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CALLAWAY GARDENS AND THE FANTASY IN LIGHTS DECEMBER 12-13, 2022 | TRIP #15450 | $499.00 PP
CHRISTKINDLMARKT AND CHRISTMAS BACK HOME DECEMBER 2-4, 2022 TRIP #15448 | $649.00 PP CHRISTKINDLMARKT is a German Christmas Market tradition of combining food, music, entertainment with markets of imported and local Christmas specialties in a holiday atmosphere. On this festive 3-day trip we travel to first to The Dillard House Resort and experience the “Christmas Back Home Show” at the Smoky Mt. Center. Then its onto Helen, GA for their 15th annual Christmas Market. Finally, we head back through Dahlonega for their Old Fashion Christmas celebrations in the historic district! Daily breakfast, one lunch and two great dinners are included.
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WHITE CHRISTMAS - ALHAMBRA DECEMBER 3, 2022 TRIP #15375 | $179.00 PP
BEAUFORT HOMES FOR THE HOLIDAYS NOVEMBER 20, 2022 TRIP #15447 |
Live animals, talented actors, original scripts, inspiring music, and a delicious lunch are all part of the NarroWay experience. Every audience is greeted and served by the NarroWay cast before the show. Then, watch in wonder as they recreate “The Real Christmas Story”. See your favorite Christmas scenes and hear your most-loved songs in this special holiday performance. A themed lunch before the show and boxed dinner on the return trip home are included.
CHARLESTON CHRISTMAS TRAIN AND CHARLESTON DECEMBER 17, 2022 | TRIP #15454 | $189.00 PP
CAROLINA CHRISTMAS AND THE FESTIVAL OF TREES DECEMBER 13 -15, 2022 | TRIP #15451 | $699.00 PP This compact trip to Myrtle Beach, SC is full of excitement and entertainment, the perfect getaway to enjoy yourself for 3 days and be royally entertained with 4 exciting shows; “The South’s Grandest Christmas” at the Alabama Theater, “Legends of Christmas and the Festival of Trees” featuring more than 100 beautifully decorated and themed Christmas trees (including one for each of the fifty states), “The Christmas Show of the South” at the Carolina Opry and finally on our way home, the matinee “Charleston Christmas Special show” at the Charleston Playhouse. This combined with great food and companionship will be one to remember.
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Beaufort, SC has long been heralded as the Southern home of the ultra-rich, who have built, renovated, and created an incredible array of Antebellum style homes in the town’s historic district. Today they are opening their doors to you! Come tour seven incredible homes plus a “Cookie Cottage” in one of Beaufort’s first subdivisions dating back to the late 1920’s. Known now as “The Glebe”, this little gem of an area is nestled in a prime section of historic downtown Beaufort across from the Intracoastal Waterway. These unique homes feature creative renovations, new construction, and a wide variety of architectural styles. They will be professionally decorated for the holidays by local interior designers and talented artists for the 21st Annual “Home for the Holidays”! Lunch is included in downtown Beaufort followed by some time for shopping on Main Street.
that St. Joseph’s/Candler requires that all guests/visitors wear a mask while in our Thisfacilities.includes our monthly Lunch & Learn seminars and if you are visiting the Cafeteria or an in-patient. You will be permitted to remove your mask while eating but are asked to wear mask immediately afterwards. Thank you for doing your part to keep our patients and staff safe.
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