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Aging Well: Alzheimer's Association excited about the return of in-person events and workshops - Vimarsana News

Aging Well: Alzheimer's Association excited about the return of in-person events and workshops

After more than two years of virtual events, the Alzheimer's Association is excited to welcome people back in person. The first in-person event will be with the Mililani Town Association

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Cheryl Williams has been appointed Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at Preferred Hotels & Resorts - Vimarsana News

Cheryl Williams has been appointed Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at Preferred Hotels & Resorts

Preferred Hotels & Resorts - the world's largest independent hotel brand - has announced the appointment of Cheryl Williams as Chief Revenue Officer. In this newly created executive position, Williams will lead the brand's commercial efforts, working with department leaders to drive revenue to its expanding global portfolio, which encompasses more than 700 hotels, resorts, and residences across 80 countries.

2022 Walk to End Alzheimer's Planning Committee- Hawaii - Vimarsana News

2022 Walk to End Alzheimer's Planning Committee- Hawaii

Alzheimer's Association, Aloha Chapter offers the opportunity to serve your community through "2022 Walk to End Alzheimer's Planning Committee- Hawaii". This is an ongoing virtual opportunity.

Long-term caregiving is crushing women's finances. Hawaii and Washington could chart a new path. - Vimarsana News

Long-term caregiving is crushing women's finances. Hawaii and Washington could chart a new path.

4h After Angelena Taylor’s father survived a stroke in late 2015, she snapped into crisis mode. A month into a master’s program for educational psychology, Taylor, now 33, took unpaid leave from her job. She didn’t want to send her dad to a facility, and his private health insurance didn’t cover home-care services, like help with bathing and meals, she said. So Taylor took on the primary responsibility for his care herself, managing everything from appointments to medication, spelled for half-day breaks by a professional home-care worker for up to $400 a week out of pocket. Now, in th...