El Dorado County Senior Services

03/02/2026

March is here — and so is our Senior Nutrition Menu!

Fresh month, fresh meals, and plenty of opportunities to gather, connect, and enjoy nutritious food together.

Call us to reserve your spot today: 530-621-6160.

Reservations and alternate meal requests must be made by Wednesday of the week before service.

We look forward to serving you!

03/02/2026

Move for your mind. Just a little exercise each week can strengthen the part of your brain that helps you learn, remember, and stay mentally strong. You’re building more than muscle—you’re building your future.

Give The Club a call to see how we can help your loved one stay moving. 530-621-6180

03/02/2026

Older Adults in El Dorado County: By the Numbers (2025 data)

02/27/2026

Come by NEXT WEEK, Monday March 2nd, at 1:30 PM to hear about some exciting trips we have in store.

02/18/2026

Join us for an OPEN HOUSE to learn more about The Club, El Dorado County's Older Adult Day Services. Learn how The Club supports older adults who are living with dementia, cognitive changes, or other conditions that can make staying home alone unsafe or isolating. Meet our caring staff, explore our activities, and learn how we help families by offering quality daytime care and companionship for your loved ones. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and see firsthand how The Club can make a difference in your family’s life.

02/13/2026

Join us NEXT WEEK for our Movie Of The Month!

02/13/2026

02/07/2026

Ten Early Signs of Alzheimer’s Everyone Should Know
Spotting Alzheimer’s early can make a huge difference for families. Experts say it’s not just “normal aging” when these changes start showing up consistently. Keep these 10 early warning signs on your radar:
✅ Memory loss that disrupts daily life
✅ Trouble planning or solving problems
✅ Difficulty completing familiar tasks
✅ Confusion with time or place
✅ Challenges with vision or spatial awareness
✅ New problems with words (speaking or writing)
✅ Misplacing items and losing the ability to retrace steps
✅ Poor judgment or decision making
✅ Withdrawal from social or work activities
✅ Noticeable changes in mood or personality
Staying informed helps you support the people you love — and encourages early conversations with doctors and other professionals.

📍 Stop by The Club for more information or call (530) 621-6180. The friendly staff are always happy to answer your questions.

Sources: Alzheimer’s Association; CDC; Mayo Clinic

01/30/2026

The Club is accepting new members and financial assistance is available. Call us today to learn more!

01/13/2026

📢 CSL Elections – Get Involved!
Are you:
✅ 55 or older?
✅ Involved and aware of senior issues in your local area?
✅ Driven to make a difference in the lives of aging Californians?
✅ Willing to volunteer?
✅ Interested in representing your local community at the State Level?
If you answered YES, visit the California Senior Legislature website:
👉 www.4csl.org
Make your voice heard and help shape policies that impact seniors across California!

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