The CEI Blog
The Way Our Elders Should be Treated
In 2019, at both the Valentine’s Day dance and the Annual Picnic, Michael said they had a blast together. Nancy Mancini, a participant at ...
Read More Senior Digital Literacy and Social Engagement Boosts Health
After 20 years of working at the Port of Oakland, Collins returned to college at age 40 earning a degree in Early Childhood Education. ...
Read More PACE Concord is Now Open!
We are thrilled to welcome seniors to our newest PACE Center located in Concord, California. PACE enrolled seniors started enjoying the state-of-the-art center on ...
Read More A Friend, Mother, and Social Butterfly Adapts to Change
Ms. Carole Wilson has always been hard working. In order to help provide for her two kids and husband, at times she worked two ...
Read More Mother and Daughter Tag Team in Life and in Health
Mother and daughter Jimmie and Jill Beardsley live together and are close. Jimmie Beardsley, the mother in the power duo, says, “We depend on ...
Read More Staying Mobile during the Pandemic
With COVID-19 restrictions and precautions in place, Mr. Ervin Vinson visits the center once a week. He says with fewer people around, the center ...
Read More Zamora Becomes New CEO
Center for Elders' Independence is thrilled to name Maria E. Zamora as our new CEO (Chief Executive Officer). After an extensive search, Zamora was ...
Read More Remembering Healthcare Struggles before joining Center for Elders’ Independence
For the last few days in February, for Black History month, we share the memories of Mr. John Moore, a current participant at our ...
Read More Physical Therapy for Senior Health and Rehab
Despite the pandemic and the risk of contracting COVID-19, our physical and occupational therapists still make a big difference in lives of older adults ...
Read More Seniors’ Behavioral Health
Behavioral health is our mood, memory, and resilience. Behavioral health affects how we cope with everyday life. How we approach daily living can lead ...
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