You At Your Best

May 2020 • #thankanurse

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There are millions of professional nurses across the globe, and the demand for skilled nurses is on the rise. Aspiring nurses may have to pay a steep financial price as they finance their educations en route to earning their credentials and licenses. Tuition is a considerable expense for aspiring nurses, and how much they can expect to pay depends on a host of factors. Enrollment in a bachelor's degree program can range anywhere from $3,000 to $100,000 per year depending on the institution. A less expensive and less time- consuming course involves the pursuit of an associate's degree, which full-time students can earn in two years. To help recuperate some costs, as well as to show nurses how much their dedication means to the public, various organizations offer discounts. These unofficial tokens of gratitude to nurses can add up to considerable savings. Affiliate discounts Enrollment in NursesUSA, which assists in the growth and advancement of nurses, may provide nurses with access to affiliated discounts. These can include everything from discounts in various cities, money off major movie cinemas and percentages off major theme parks. Savings on insurance Depending on age and other factors, many insurance providers may offer discounts to professional nurses. Home protection plan TrustedPlace offers nurses a 20 percent discount on a home protection plan with coverage up to $25,000. You can visit www.trustedplace.com/AARN to learn more. Enroll in a trade group Memberships for nurses are free to the American Association of Registered Nurses and include a PerksCard for discounts on shopping deals and more. They also offer a pharmacy discount card that can save nurses between 20 and 80 percent on prescription medications. Discount clubs Hometown Heroes offers free membership to registered nurses and discounts to businesses across the nation. Education discounts The American Red Cross offers affordable first aid and CPR recertification as well as continuing education credits to registered nurses. Mead-Johnson Nutrition also offers special programs to registered pediatric nurses. Dedicated nurses work tirelessly on behalf of their patients to provide the highest quality of care. Various organizations recognize these unsung heroes and offer them discounts on products and services that can save nurses substantial amounts of money. Note: These discounts were valid at the time of press. Nurses should confirm availability at the time of purchase or application to confirm validity. DiscouNTs nurses can enjoy DIsCOUNT CaRD It's a known fact that people are living longer today than ever before. Join us for a free webinar to learn critical information on health, safety and wellness from a panel of experts including gerontologists, nutritionists, and exercise coaches. You will leave empowered to remain in control of your life. Certified senior housing professional Alison Van Hecke, moderator of the series, has made it her mission to educate and guide consumers and professionals on topics vital to the well-being of seniors. Alison is a leading authority on issues related to downsizing, late-life moves and (55+) senior living solutions, having helped many families and individuals deal with this challenging time. Senior Smart Talk is presenting the "Let's Talk: Nutrition and Overall Wellness" webinar on May 14, 2020 as part of the monthly Senior Smart Talk Seminar Series. The webinar will be an opportunity to get answers to important questions concerning healthy habits and lifestyles to take you into the next decade, and the next. Find out what every person over 65 should know about longevity. The seminar runs from 10-11:30 a.m. It will be a webinar via Zoom. Complete instructions will be provided upon registration. There is no cost for those age 55 or older. Registration for professionals is $25. Space is limited and pre-registration is required at www. senior-smart-talk.com or by calling 479- 717-7710. Follow us on Facebook for regular updates and seminar information. Upcoming Senior Smart Talk seminars include "Let's Talk: Going from "WE" to "ME" on June 11, 2020 and "Let's Talk: Senior living options in NWA" on July 9, 2020. Sponsors of the series include: Lighthouse Group NWA - Keller Williams Market Pro Realty; Circle of Life; Grandbrook Memory Care; Home Instead Senior Care; RMP Law; Todd Whatley, PA; Senior Services NWA; Springwoods; Handle With Care Move Management, The Meadows in Bentonville, Village on the Park, and Good Shepherd Home Care. Let's talk: sPONsOR CONTENT Nutrition & overall wellness sUNDay, aPRIL 26, 2020 | May - #THaNkaNURsE NWaDG.COM/yOUaTyOURBEsT | yOU aT yOUR BEsT | 11 L O C A T I O N & T I M E : Call 479-717-7710 to register for webinar. Or register online at www.senior-smart-talk.com Thursday, May 14, 2020 10-11:30 AM JOIN US FOR A SERIES OF CANDID CONVERSATIONS WITH LOCAL EXPERTS FOCUSED ON THE UNIQUE AND COMPLEX ISSUES FACING NWA'S SENIORS. FREE Webinar! May 14 th WEBinar: Nutrition and Overall Wellness It's a known fact that people are living longer today than ever before. Join us for a free webinar to learn critical information on healthy, safety and wellness from a panel of experts including gerontologists, nutritionists, and exercise coaches. You will leave empowered to remain in control of your life. FutuRE FREE EvEnts: June 11th: Going from "ME" to "WE" July 9th: Senior Living Options in NWA August 13th: Staying Put - Remaining Independent as You Age

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