Kenosha County Aging and Disability Resource Center

10/07/2026

Great tips from Falls Free Wisconsin!

🔥Protect yourself from fires and falls this season!

A few simple steps can make our homes safer and help improve our resiliency:

▪️ Clear clutter from walkways, stairs, and exits to reduce trip hazards and make it easier to leave quickly in an emergency
▪️ Stay active with exercises that improve strength and balance
▪️ Create and practice a home escape plan so everyone knows what to do if there's a fire
▪️ Test smoke alarms regularly and replace batteries as needed

Small changes can make a big difference. Take time today to create a safer home and prevent fires and falls.

Learn more at FallsFreeWI.org.

10/01/2026

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09/30/2026

Thanks for helping us, help others! The Kenosha County ADRC Loan & Supply Closet is in need of the following items:
Incontinence products:
• Chux (disposable underpads)
• Wipes
• Women’s Pads
• Men’s, Women’s, and Unisex Pull-ups, sizes: small, medium, large
Mobility for Standard and Bariatric:
• Wheelchairs
• Transport Chairs
• Rollators
• Transfer Boards
• Standard Knee Scooters
• Portable Ramps
Bathroom Essentials:
• Shower Chairs and Stools (Bariatric and Standard)
• Transfer Benches (Bariatric and Standard)
• Commodes
• Toilet Rails
If you would like to donate or need durable medical equipment or supplies, call 262-605-6646 or visit us at 8600 Sheridan Road, Entrance D, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. To learn more, see first comment.

09/30/2026

As Falls Prevention Awareness Month ends, one message stands out: we’re stronger and safer when we stay connected.

Social connection plays an important role in healthy aging. Staying in touch with friends, family, and community helps us stay active, build confidence, and maintain routines that support balance and mobility. These everyday connections can also help reduce loneliness and isolation and encourage habits that lower our risk of falls and increase our resilience.

From sharing a walk to checking in on each other, small moments of connection make a big difference.

Let’s carry this momentum forward—because staying mobile and independent isn’t just about physical health, it’s about staying connected all year long.

See first comment to find more tips and information.

09/29/2026

Please join the Kenosha County ADRC for a Memory Café on Wednesday, October 14, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Memory Café is a place for persons with Mild Cognitive Impairment, early-stage Alzheimer's, or related dementia and their care partners to socialize and have fun. Memory Café meets the 2nd Wednesday of every month. This month members will meet at the Kenosha Southwest Neighborhood Library, 7979 38th Ave. Please register with the ADRC if you are a new member. Call the ADRC at 262-605-6646.

09/28/2026

Know the signs of a stroke.

09/28/2026

Spending time with friends does more than lift our mood, it can also support healthy aging.

Whether it’s going for a walk, joining a community event, or simply catching up, time with friends helps keep us active, engaged, and connected. These everyday moments can encourage movement, build confidence, and support routines that help reduce our risk of falls and stay steadier, both physically and emotionally.

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09/25/2026

Inviting someone to join you for an exercise class can turn movement into connection—making it more enjoyable, more motivating, and more consistent. Whether it’s strength, balance, or flexibility, moving together helps build confidence and supports healthier, steadier living.

Plus, it’s a great way to catch up, laugh a little, and encourage each other along the way.

So, make the call or send the text, and invite a friend to join you. You’ll be glad you did.

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09/24/2026

The Kenosha County ADRC's Dementia Specialist offers Memory Screens throughout the week. Memory screens can provide relief for individuals concerned about normal memory loss, lead to diagnosis of treatable conditions and offer the ability to make lifestyle changes early when they have the greatest potential for positive effect and the opportunity to participate in making future decisions. Screening results are not a diagnosis, and individuals who have concerns are encouraged to pursue a full medical exam. We recommend scheduling an appointment. Appointments are available Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Call the ADRC 262-605-6646.

09/22/2026

Whether it’s walking with a friend, joining a group class, dancing at an event, or simply getting outside together, moving with others helps build connection, boost motivation, and support overall well-being. These shared moments can also encourage consistency and confidence—key factors in staying strong and reducing our risk of falls as we age.

When we make movement social, it doesn’t feel like a chore—it becomes an opportunity for stronger connections, steadier bodies, and lasting memories.

See first comment for more information.