Assistive Technology Demonstration Lab
The Hub – 10 North Broadway Ave.
Friday, November 6th
Presentation - 10:45 a.m.-11:45 a.m.
Open Tech Lab Demo - 12:30
The Lighthouse Center for Vital Living will be presenting information on assistive technology devices that focus on helping make life easier at home and in the community. In addition, there will be an Assistive Technology Demonstration Lab for caregivers to discover high-tech and low-tech devices available to support them and those experiencing dementia/cognitive loss they are providing care for. Learn how assistive technology can make it easier for you to help someone with dressing, medications, memory, and more!
(The Hub provides daily lunches at 12:00 each day. If you would like to reserve a lunch, please call 218-387-2660 by 9:30 a.m. the day of the presentation or any time before November 6th. Lunch is $5.00)
10 N. Broadway Ave. B, PO Box 67
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- Since 10-30-26
- Posted by Director Bev Green
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