In just over a year, the 1918 flu killed 675,000 Americans- more than all US battle deaths in WWI, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam combined. Global death estimates range from 50-100 million. Where did the flu start? How did it spread? How did Americans cope? What were the repercussions for America and the world? These and related issues are the focus of this presentation/discussion.

Covid 19 (Sars 2 CoV 2019) is a complex virus with complex origins and, as a result, has required physician and others to explore many new avenues of prevention and treatment. Too often patients receiving the diagnosis of Covid 19 are told that there is little in the way of treatment and advised to wait until they get "sicker" before being admitted to the hospital. Dr. Littell will discuss a very hopeful alternative which addresses highly effective preventive strategies (to include use of Vitamins C, D and Zinc) and treatment alternatives such as HydroxyChloroquine and Ivermectin. Of primary importance is the need to address each individual Covid patient as a unique person in the context of their immune health and underlying comordibities - and balance this with the ideal treatment plan. Time will be allowed for ample audience participation.

Take charge of choosing your own health insurance coverage! Learn the ins and outs of utilizing the Medicare.gov website. Learn how & why to set up a MyMedicare.gov account; learn how the Medicare Plan finder is a powerful cost analysis tool when choosing your insurance coverage; and where to find DME, publications, etc.

Prior to class: Elder Options will send information for review and steps on how to set-up a mymedicare.gov account. For each class, please bring: your medication list for updating and review.

Approximately two million Americans suffer stroke or brain injury every year. They often experience difficulty with motion, reading, concentration and balance. These skills are all heavily influenced by the visual system. This course will review the symptoms of the visual disorders associated with stroke and brain injury. You will learn how neuro-optometric rehabilitation can improve the daily living activities of these patients.

This three part series is intended for those who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease within the last one to two years as well as their care partners. This three part series will cover topics such as understanding Alzheimer's disease, partnering with your doctor, telling others about the diagnosis, making decisions about future care, and coping with changes.

Do you suffer from Arthritis? Arthritis is a degenerative joint disease that causes swelling and pain that can range from mild to excruciating. Although more than two hundred diseases are classified under the name "arthritis" most arthritic conditions fall into one of two categories: osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.

The pain and inflammation occur when the cartilage that protects the bones from rubbing against each other wears down. Some of the symptoms are morning stiffness, painful, swollen joints fatigue, weakness and so many more. Come hear Dr Pedro Orta, D.C. discuss these diseases. Learn the root causes and natural treatments so you can start feeling better.

Insomnia is a common and often chronic complaint in clinical settings.  The National Sleep Foundation estimates that 69 million Americans report chronic insomnia and 150 million report occasional insomnia in any given year. Many resort to drugs that are often habit forming and have detrimental side effects, but this is not necessary. There are many natural therapies that can relieve insomnia and/or correct the underlying cause so that you can get a good night's rest again. Come listen to Dr. Pedro A. Orta ,a holistic Chiropractic Physician, lecture on this most important topic.