Classes
Sun Health Wellness Classes
Please see our list of classes below and check back regularly for newly added classes. Register online by using the “Class Registration” button next to the class or by calling (623) 471-9355.
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Rx Matters
This informative presentation is designed to help older adults better understand prescription medication safety and prevent medication misuse. Participants will learn the differences between medication misuse and abuse, the potential health risks and consequences, and practical ways to safely manage medications. The presentation also includes guidance on how to communicate effectively with doctors and pharmacists, important questions to ask about medications and pain management, affordable medication options, and safe storage and disposal practices for prescription drugs. This presentation is offered by the Maricopa Elder Behavioral Health Advocacy Coalition.
Caring Connections
Caring Connections is a monthly support group for couples to attend together—where one partner is living with Mild Cognitive Impairment or Early-Stage Dementia. The focus is on staying connected, sharing joys and challenges, and receiving support to navigate the journey as a team. Each session includes social time, brain-healthy snacks, activities, and both emotional and practical support.
Registration is not required.
Understanding Medicare
Medicare can be complex and confusing. At this seminar, Deborah Bates, Owner & Educator at Bates Retirement Services will discuss how and when to enroll in Medicare, what Medicare does and doesn’t cover, and the pros and cons of Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplemental insurance.
Take Care of Your Feet: A Guide to Diabetic Foot Care
Taking care of your feet when you have diabetes is an important part of your self-care regimen. Diabetic nerve damage can lessen your ability to feel sensations like pain, heat, and cold. Nerve damage can even cause the shape of your feet and toes to change, making regular shoes uncomfortable. Please join Dr. Dylan Kaumaya with Roadrunner Foot and Ankle for this presentation.
Normal Aging or Something More? Understanding Dementia
It can be difficult to know what to do if you’ve noticed changes in yourself or a family member or friend, particularly changes related to memory loss, thinking, or behavior. Learn the difference between normal memory changes and the changes that happen with dementia, how dementia progresses, and when it’s time to get help.
Dementia Caregiver Support Group-In-Person
Sun Health’s Memory Care Navigator team invites you to join this Support Group that offers a welcoming and understanding community where you can find comfort, guidance, and a renewed sense of strength.
Advance Directives
Advance care planning is a facilitated process of planning for future health and personal care. Advance directives guide future decision-making at a time when a person is unable to make their wishes known to their healthcare team. Carla Sutter, MSW, of the Arizona Healthcare Directives Registry will help you design a plan that honors your end-of-life healthcare wishes.
Memory Café
Memory Cafés provide a social and resource place for people living with memory loss and their care partners. Caregivers participate in an educational and/or support session while people with memory loss actively participate in a cognitive engagement program.
Rx Matters
This informative presentation is designed to help older adults better understand prescription medication safety and prevent medication misuse. Participants will learn the differences between medication misuse and abuse, the potential health risks and consequences, and practical ways to safely manage medications. The presentation also includes guidance on how to communicate effectively with doctors and pharmacists, important questions to ask about medications and pain management, affordable medication options, and safe storage and disposal practices for prescription drugs. This presentation is offered by the Maricopa Elder Behavioral Health Advocacy Coalition.
Caring Connections
Caring Connections is a monthly support group for couples to attend together—where one partner is living with Mild Cognitive Impairment or Early-Stage Dementia. The focus is on staying connected, sharing joys and challenges, and receiving support to navigate the journey as a team. Each session includes social time, brain-healthy snacks, activities, and both emotional and practical support.
Registration is not required.
