Blossom Grove Alzheimer's Special Care Center Proudly Presents "Ask The Experts" every third Tuesday of the month via zoom. Ask the experts is a group of professionals collaborating together to offer resources, education and support to families and caregivers caring for individuals living with Dementia. This month our special guest speaker was Yadra Lepe, LVN, Health Services Director at Blossom Grove Alzheimer's Care Center. Mrs. Lepe she discussed the dynamics of Dementia Care. Your are invited to our next zoom meeting feel free to ask questions about Dementia and allow our experts to help you navigate through the journey of caring for loved ones with Dementia.
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