501©3 nonprofit dedicated to easing the lives of care partners and enriching the lives of those living with cognitive impairment in Collier County and beyond. All services are free of charge.”
The Bonita Senior Center is a focal point of Bonita Springs for programs designed for older adults. Our mission is dedicated to promoting healthy and active lifestyles for adults 50 and better through quality programs and services. We also stand as a foundation for older adults to live their lives with independence and dignity for as long as possible in their own homes. Center programs include education, health screenings, exercise and wellness programs, travel, social activities, computer training, nutritionally balanced congregate senior lunch program.
Not only does the center assist you in your everyday life, it also sets as a background for new friendships to begin and existing ones to flourish!
The GUIDE program, Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience, is a medically managed care management program that provides comprehensive assessment and care planning, care coordination, caregiver support, and respite (personal care) services at no cost to Medicare beneficiaries. We serve people with diagnosed or suspected dementia and their caregivers. In the GUIDE program, a caregiver is defined as any unpaid family member or friend who provides consistent care or assistance to someone with dementia.
Pioneered by leading dementia researcher and educator Teepa Snow, the Positive Approach program provides training, continued education and consultation to organizations and individuals who choose to grow in dementia related awareness, knowledge, skill and competence.
Programming, support and education to promote the quality of life for people with Parkinson Disease and their care partners.
Stabilized Steps is the home of the STABILIFE System, a comprehensive exercise program for adults with balance issues with hardware (The Stabilizer) and a software component, that restores independence and quality of life! Intro Video In partnership with Stabilized Steps
Pioneered by leading dementia researcher and educator Teepa Snow, the Positive Approach program provides training, continued education and consultation to organizations and individuals who choose to grow in dementia related awareness, knowledge, skill and competence.
