Programs for Seniors
All in-person Library programs scheduled through August 31 have been suspended.
Mather Telephone Topics
Older adults can connect to new and interesting discussions and programs without leaving your home. With Telephone Topics, you simply call a toll-free number to listen to a wide range of fascinating discussions and programs. This service is made possible through a partnership with Mather Lifeways and AgeOptions.
AgeOptions
AgeOptions is a nonprofit organization connecting older adults and their caregivers with resources and service options so they can live their lives to the fullest. As the Area Agency on Aging of suburban Cook County, they advocate, plan, coordinate, and fund services for older adults.
All programs are virtual and held via Zoom. All virtual programs are made possible through a grant from AgeOptions.
Protect Your Medicare from Fraud
Wednesday, July 8, 1-2 PM • Via Zoom
Join Miranda Davis, Senior Medicare Patrol Outreach Specialist from AgeOptions, and learn how to protect your Medicare and Medicaid benefits from fraud.
WITS Workout: Brain Exercise Classes
Thursdays, July 16 & August 13, 1:30–3 PM • Via Zoom
Participants are led through fun and engaging activities designed to exercise the brain to maintain and enhance brain health. Limit 10.
Brown Bag Lunch Hour: Book & Movie Conversation
Wednesday, August 12, Noon–1 PM • Via Zoom
Discuss books and movies and get recommendations while social distancing. Limit 10.
60+ Advisory Group
Wednesday, August 26, Noon–1:30 PM • Via Zoom
Join this group to discuss Library programming and services for older adults, while meeting new people. An application will be sent via email to each interested participant and must be completed prior to meeting.
DIMENSIONS OF WELLNESS
Hip & Knee Replacements: The Latest News
Friday, July 10, 1-2 PM • Via Zoom
Orthopedic surgery is sometimes necessary to relieve chronic pain in the joints and other various body parts. Dr. Sean Sutphen, Illinois Bone & Joint Institute, explores the latest non-operative and operative treatments, including robotic, minimally invasive, and computer-assisted surgical techniques.
Ten Senior Scams—How to Avoid Becoming a Victim
Friday, August 7, 1-2 PM • Via Zoom
Glenview Community Relations Police Officer, Joel Detloff, discusses the top ten scams, how to protect yourself, and what to do if you become a victim of a scam.
Do you have questions about retirement and health insurance options? CJE SeniorLife resource specialists provide counseling to adults 60 and over, their families, and caregivers on topics such as selecting appropriate retirement benefits, picking the right health insurance and Medicare programs, determining housing needs, and identifying supportive resources. To set up a meeting via telephone, call 773-508-1000.
Senior Housing
If you are looking for senior housing, this list from our 2018 Senior Housing Fair may be helpful.
Photo Policy: Attendance at Library programs and events constitutes consent to be photographed for Glenview Public Library publicity purposes.
ADA accommodations are provided for all programs. Requests must be made when registering for a program. Advance notice of five days is required. Call 847-729-7500 x 7900 to make an ADA accommodation request.