Senior Care Navigation Expands to Southeast Michigan

Senior Care Navigation of SE Michigan

Chicago's premier Aging-in-Place and Geriatric Care Management agency, Senior Care Navigation is thrilled to announce the opening of its second location, serving seniors and their families in Southeast Michigan. A Birmingham native, Jennifer L. Vince, M.Ed., CSA, CDP, DCS, CMDCP, CMDCPT, founded the Michigan branch to give back to the community where she was raised. Her mission is to empower seniors to plan ahead for their aging journey by addressing all aspects of aging, offering ongoing support, and helping to minimize crisis interventions. Senior Care Navigation of SE Michigan offers: Comprehensive Master Aging Plans Advocacy and Crisis Support Ongoing Geriatric Care Management and Wellness Checks 90% of all seniors want to age-in-place in their homes, yet less than 30% have comprehensively planned for their aging future. Let Senior Care Navigation of SE Michigan be your trusted partner during this next chapter of life.

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Birmingham

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Chicago's premier Aging-in-Place and Geriatric Care Management agency, Senior Care Navigation is thrilled to announce the opening of its second...

Vandals marked several spots around <a href="https://birmingham.patch.com/listings/pierce-elementary-school" rel="nofollow">Pierce Elementary School</a> with silver and gray paint over the weekend, police reports said.  Officers with the <a href="https://birmingham.patch.com/listings/birmingham-police-department" rel="nofollow">Birmingham Police Department</a> responded to the school at about 8 a.m. Monday after employees found the graffiti on the west side of the shed in the preschool playground, two metal signs in the playground, and on the sidewalk entering the playground, reports said. Police also found paint on two entrance door windows on the school's east side. There were no witnesses, and no suspect information was available. Police continue to investigate. Anyone with information is asked to call the department at 248-530-1870.

Employees discovered the paint in several locations when they arrived Monday morning, police reports said.