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We provide skilled nursing services in our office in Tamworth Village, or in your home. To find out more about our services and programs, go to www.tamworthnurses.org |
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How far can a sneeze travel? Ask the students from Tamworth Village Home School who joined us in early September to learn the answer. (Hint: It's more than 6 feet....) | | |
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It's Time for Flu Shots! Take steps toward preventing the spread of influenza by getting vaccinated. Stop by the office between 9 and 11, or contact us to schedule an appointment for another time.
Your donation of $20 will help pay for the cost of the serum, but if you are unable to pay, we will still provide you with the vaccine. Protect yourself and your neighbors.
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Dispose of old medications safely on National Take Back Day, Saturday, October 26th, at the Police Department. All prescription and over the counter medications, except for liquids and sharps, will be accepted. For more information click here or call the Tamworth PD at 603-323-8581. |
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Advanced Care Planning Tuesday, October 29 at 6 pm Support your loved ones with understanding your healthcare preferences by putting them on paper. Advanced Directives are legal documents which name the person you want to be your voice for future healthcare choices if you are unable to speak for yourself. Review your existing Advanced Directive to make sure it reflects your current preferences Learn the differences between Healthcare Power of Attorney, Living Wills, and Do Not Resuscitate Orders.
This session is free, though please call TCNA at 603-323-8511 to register. |
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Hikes with Friends Started as a response to isolation during the pandemic, TCNA's Hikes with Friends continues as a way to stay active, foster friendships and get out into wilderness, all things proven to improve our health. For more information on our next hike, contact Ed Parsons at 603-960-0363. |
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Caregiver Corner On November 2nd from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm at the Mount Washington Valley Adult Center there will be the 2024 MWV Caregiver Expo. The Caregiver Expo gives caregivers tools and resources to help them improve the quality of life of their loved ones and their own caregiving experience. Click here for more information. Learn about managing stress as a caregiver and building a support team in Building Foundations of Caregiving on Tuesday, November 19 from 1-2 pm at the Mt. Washington Valley Adult Day Center. Click here for more information. |
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Community Outreach Pam Martin, LPN, joined the parents and babies at story time at Cook Library for an informational session on infant emergencies, and offered a pediatric CPR class for parents. If your community group would like training in CPR or First Aid, TCNA can help! |
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Your donation helps make programs possible. Click on the Donate Today button to make a donation online via your debit card, credit card, or with Paypal. |
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Check out upcoming events on our website by clicking here. |
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