Mature Move Solutions

When Every Second Counts in a Medical Emergency, May 27th, 10:00-11:30am

Time is CRITICAL in a Medical Emergency. Are you and your loved ones truly prepared for it?

We assume that when 911 is called, help will arrive quickly. But what happens in those critical first moments? Would first responders be able to get inside your home? Would they know your medical history, medications, emergency contacts, or care needs? Join us for an important and practical seminar featuring Kyle Gaines and Sherri Hercules, leaders with the St. Charles County Ambulance District, as they explain free local safety programs provided by SCCAD, including Rapid Access, File of Life, and the Mobile Integrated Health Program.

This seminar will also cover common safety gaps many families do not think about until a crisis occurs, including caregiver emergencies, limitations of alert pendants, phone Medical IDs, and challenges first responders may face when responding to an emergency at home.

You will also hear firsthand stories from special guest speakers Carl Sandstedt and Gabe Godi, as they share recent real-life emergency experiences and explain why advance preparation matters.

This free educational seminar is ideal for seniors, caregivers, adult children, and anyone who wants to feel more prepared, informed, and confident in the event of a medical emergency at home.

Free & Local safety programs. Real-life emergency stories. Local Emergency Leaders. Potentially life-saving information.

See you at the Spencer Road Library Rm L in St Peters! Seating is limited - reserve your spot today! Please register online or by phone: https://seniorsempowermenttruthseries.com/ola/services/may-27-2026-sets-seminar or 636-336-6819.

The Heart of Caregiving: Resources, Relief & Real-Life Support, Apr 22nd 10:00-11:30am

Caregiving is an act of love, but caring for yourself is just as important. When caregivers feel supported, they are better able to maintain balance, strength, and well-being.

Join us for this month’s free seminar as we explore ways to build meaningful connections and reduce isolation, access programs that provide relief, respite, and encouragement, and strengthen emotional well-being while caring for a loved one. We’ll also discuss the GUIDE (Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience) Model, a nationwide program that improves coordinated care and support for individuals with dementia and their caregivers.

See you at the Spencer Road Library Rm L in St Peters! Seating is limited - reserve your spot today! Please register online or by phone: https://seniorsempowermenttruthseries.com/ola/services/april-22-2026-sets-seminar or 636-336-6819.