St. Paul Elder Services proudly serves community members that live at home as well as those that live on our campus. One of the many services we offer to our community members who are living independently is Help for Hire. This unique service, offered in partnership with the Outagamie County Aging Unit, gives access to
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One key element to a fulfilled life is social connection, so it’s of the utmost importance that seniors have someone they can communicate or spend time with regularly. St. Paul Elder Services, along with the Outagamie County Aging Unit, fill this essential need with the ElderMatch program. ElderMatch connects those 60 and older living in
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St. Paul Elder Services, along with its Green Bay campus McCormick Assisted Living, has been utilizing Blink, a communication platform that looks very similar to the social media platforms that many of us know and love. Blink allows associates from the different service areas and locations that form St. Paul to communicate with one another,
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Newsmaker Sunday: St. Paul Elder Services on dealing with dementia St. Paul Elder Services executive vice president, Becky Reichelt, and Memory Care Resource Center director, Courtney Tienor, joined Tom Zalaski on WFRV’s Newsmaker Sunday to talk about the services and programs offered through St. Paul to help people living with dementia and their caretakers. Click
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WBAY recently visited our Kaukauna campus for our dementia safety workshop, a class for caregivers of people living with dementia. The workshop featured the expertise of our team as well as insights from Sergeant Carrie Peters of the Appleton Police Department.
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