Artists, Donate Your Work to a silent Auction benefitting the
Alzheimer's Association and celebrating the opening of the Aroha Memory
Care Center.
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The organizers of the opening reception of the Aroha Memory Care Center
have asked if any of us would be willing to donate any of our works to
a silent auction during the reception.
Come to the opening on Friday September 20th, 3-6 pm, at 6575 Oakmont
Drive and help raise money for the Alzheimer's Association by donating
one or two art works. This is a worthy organization while the Memory
Care Center is a new concept for senior wellness in Sonoma County, a
service new to Oakmont and a future benefit to the community.
Come to the opening reception, enjoy the food and wine and music, and
talk to potential bidders for your works if you like.
To donate works and for more information, contact Dr. Rajesh Kalra MD
at rajkalramd@gmail.com
Send him a small jpg of your donated work and suggest an opening bid
price.
For more information about Dr Kalra and the care center, see below.
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Sonoma County, California is about to be home to a new type of memory
care community with a focus on wellness and preventative health for
seniors, situated at 6575 Oakmont Drive, Santa Rosa.
That's the vision for MD Senior Wellness, a 27-bed community that is
currently under development. The community's founder, Dr. Rajesh Kalra,
is a physician who has worked at Kaiser Permanente, where he was
formerly the director of pain medicine.
He described the concept of the Aroha Memory Care Facility as
"wellness-based lifestyle medicine."
"I am board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation, pain
management, lifestyle medicine and obesity medicine," Dr. Kalra told
Senior Housing News.
MD Senior Wellness will offer residents an "elevated concept of good
nutrition" by advocating for a healthy diet, helping residents sleep
seven to eight hours a night, and aiding them in forging social
connections.
Joining Kalra in the business is his wife Nisha, a dentist who will
practice oral care with residents to help fill "a gap in what's being
provided for seniors," he said.
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