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ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

Join us on Monday December 5, 2023 at ADRC for a reading of The Mitten Tree by Author Candance Christiansen. The event is a mitten and tree collection for those at Bethany House. Donations can be dropped off now at ADRC or brought the day of the event. Participants are encouraged to bring a grandchild or other special child in your life to hear the story read by Candance. This event is always a special treat.

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun on Zoom. The session is via Zoom and runs from 11am - 12:00pm. Each week is a different program. All are welcome including Assisted Living Facilities. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org  

ADRC's new program is hosted by Stony Brook Graduate Students in the Speech Language Pathology Program. Students put together trivia, name that tune, Jeopardy, and other fun games for those with cognitive decline. Join us for fellowship and fun at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip. There are 2 sessions in-person on Thursday's. There is a 1pm and there is a 2pm. Families are asked to pick one time slot and commit to 4 weeks so that students may have a chance to get to know families and work on tips and techniques to improve communication skills. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org    

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.

ADRC offers a weekly program, every Monday afternoon, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at our headquarters at 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY.  Our fully-accessible building features a large multi-purpose room, with plenty of space for our artists, caregivers and volunteers. There is no fee for participating however pre-registration is required. Please contact Director of Programs, Education and Training, Carol Hartmann at 631-580-5100 ext. 305 or email Carol.Hartmann@adrcinc.org Get all the details here.  

ADRC’s Music Therapy Program is ideally suited for individuals with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related cognitive disorder. Each session runs for one hour, between 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. on two Tuesday's afternoons each month at ADRC, 200 Carleton Avenue, East Islip, NY 11730. There is no fee for participating in ADRC’s Music Programs however reservations are necessary. Please contact Carol Hartmann, Director of Programs at 631.580.5100, ext. 305 to register or for more information. Learn more here.