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Denton, MD (PRWEB) October 12, 2012

Dr. Energy Saver Delaware is ready to flex their health-conscious muscles at the first Conscious Healthy Living Expo. The expo will give its attendees information about living a healthy lifestyle. Topics include: massage, eastern exercise techniques (karate, qi gong, tai chi, and yoga), healthy eating, as well as home energy and water conservation. The expo will be held Saturday, October 6 at the James F. Fretterd Community Center in Denton, MD.

The expo will begin at 10 a.m. and continue until 5 p.m. Owner of the EPA certified Dr. Energy Saver Delaware, David Lawson, will be speaking at the event. Lawson is a certified LEED contractor and energy savings specialist. The owner of the local company will cover topics ranging from what homeowners can do to make their homes healthier and energy efficient, to what not to do by avoiding ?green washing?.

Lawson will showcase what Dr. Energy Saver Delaware can do to help homeowners make their homes healthier, more energy efficient, and save money.

For more information about Dr. Energy Saver Delaware, please contact Meghan McHugh, Marketing Manager, at Meghan.McHugh(at)DelmarvaEnergy(dot)com.

Sunnyvale, California (PRWEB) October 11, 2012

Over 600 supporters of Pathways Hospice gathered in Palo Alto on Friday, October 5th at the One from the Heart Awards Breakfast to celebrate the hospice agency?s 35 years of service to the community. When Pathways Home Health & Hospice opened its doors in 1977, it served 12 patients. Since that time, Pathways has served over 75,000 patients and their families.

This popular annual breakfast, now in its 22nd year, also honored a physician, volunteer and organization with special Anniversary Awards for their contribution towards promoting the Pathways mission: to provide compassionate, family-centered care wherever their patients call home.

The 35th Anniversary Physician Award was given to Dr. Paula Kushlan, a longtime Bay Area oncologist, in recognition of her strong advocacy for dignity and compassionate care in treating those with serious illness. Dr. Kushlan sees patients at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation. For 35 years she has guided people through the daunting diagnosis of cancer and views her work as ?a passion and a privilege.?

Doreta Strotman received the 35th Anniversary Volunteer Award in appreciation of her deep commitment and tireless volunteering at Pathways. Her husband, Dale Strotman, received hospice care from Pathways seven years ago. She has since devoted almost 4,000 hours in service and helps daily in the Foundation office at Pathways. In addition to providing administrative help at Pathways, Doreta, an accomplished musician, often plays the piano at Pathways events.

The 35th Anniversary Organization Award was given to Los Altos United Methodist Church for their long support of Pathways and service to the community. With a progressive and engaged congregation of 2,500, Los Altos United Methodist Church has generously made rooms on its church campus available for Pathways bereavement groups and memorial gatherings. Many of their congregants participate directly in Pathways? work through outreach to patients and families.

This year?s One from the Heart Awards Breakfast was well-attended and inspiring. The featured speaker, Jon Katz, shared joy- and love-filled stories about visiting hospice patients with his specially-trained dog. Emmy, Peabody, and Murrow Award winner Rita Williams of KTVU Channel 2 returned for her 13th year as host. Since it began, the One from the Heart Awards Breakfast has raised more than $ 4 million in support of hospice and home health services.

(PRWEB) May 24, 2012

Automated Security Alert, a healthcare company based in Munhall, Pennsylvania has announced that they have joined South Hills Community Connect, a self-described ?group of representatives from healthcare/senior care businesses dedicated to providing educational, healthy-aging and special community events to seniors living in the South Hills of Pittsburgh.? The group works with the Whitehall Public Library to provide information and services to senior citizens.

With a mission to help senior citizens stay in their own homes as long as possible through monitored medical alarms, medication dispensers and even monitored smoke alarms, Automated Security Alert is devoted to keeping seniors safe and independent . Jason Seyler, Automated Security Alert?s Director of Life Safety commented, ?Automated Security Alert looks forward to working with the other professionals in the group to help the senior citizens in the South Hills of Pittsburgh.? This newest endeavor is just one of many ways that the company is reaching out and partnering with other firms and organizations that help to enrich the lives of senior citizens. Automated Security Alert recently joined with Twilight Wish, a non-profit organization based in Bucks County that provides wishes to senior citizens with limited finances who have had a record of helping others.

Automated Security Alert, Inc., has provided freedom and security since 1988 to over 60,000 consumers through the use of technology and services that enable seniors, physically-challenged persons and recovering patients to maintain an independent lifestyle in their homes. ASA?s creative, dependable solutions include medical alert systems(personal emergency response systems); fall detection systems; telehealth and medication management systems, including electronic pill dispensers and monitored medication dispensers.

For further information, please contact Matthew Couillard at 1.800.338.7114.