Huntington Senior Care Network

Huntington Senior Care Network is a nationally recognized not-for-profit program that has helped older adults and adults with disabilities and their families remain healthy and independent since 1984. We are a department of Pasadena’s Huntington Hospital, a 619-bed nonprofit community hospital that provides a full range of medical services from basic health care to highly specialized programs.

Our community-based team includes over 30 staff and additional volunteers and students. Together we serve more than 600 community members with the ultimate goal of helping seniors live safely in their homes.

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We recently moved to a new home on the Huntington Hospital campus. Our upgraded office space further supports the work we do to help our community’s older adults, adults with disabilities and family caregivers remain healthy and independent. We look forward to continuing to serve you for years to come.

Services for seniors.

Our mission at Senior Care Network is to positively impact the health and well-being of adults in our community throughout the care continuum. Comprised mainly of social workers and public health nurses, the Senior Care Network team provides our community with the following programs, resources and support:

  • Our programs. Senior Care Network programs include the care coordination program and our 50+ Health Connection membership program.
  • Support and resources. Speak to a Resource Center staff member, learn about caregiver support, and find resources on aging for professionals, aging adults and caregivers.
  • Events. Senior Care Network events include Noon Hour lectures by physicians, AARP Smart Driver events and other reservation-required special events.
  • Publications. Check out our 50+ Health Connection newsletter, Senior Care Network annual reports and other publications.

For more information, call Huntington Senior Care Network at (626) 397-3110 or (800) 664-4664.

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Upcoming programs and lectures

Wednesday, June 6, 2018, 2:30-1:30 p.m.

There is a location change. Noon Hours usually take place in the Braun Auditorium, but due to the current La Vina construction, the event has been moved to the NORTH/SOUTH conference room in the Wingate Building. Please enter through the main lobby to be escorted to the conference room.

All about memory – 2018 update. Drawing from the latest research studies, John Danner, LCSW, USC Memory and Aging Center, will discuss the brain and its role in memory function, as well as the progression of memory impairment disease.

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Wednesday, June 20, 2018, 12:30-1:30 p.m. Location to be determined in near future.

Staying active at any age. Tom Strafaci, CSCS, human performance, fitness and sports training specialist, and Josie Roth, professional Pilates expert, will share information about Pilates and how you can keep active at any age.

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Wednesday, July 11, 2018, 12:30-1:30 p.m. Location to be determined in near future.

Oral health as you age. Studies show a link between gum disease and health conditions such as heart disease and diabetes. Come learn from Allan Charles, DDS, about how improving your oral health can help improve your overall well-being.

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Wednesday, July 25, 2018, 12:30-1:30 p.m. Location to be determined in near future.

The latest on movement disorders. Neurologist Tyler Cheung, MD, will share the latest information about diagnosis and treatment of movement disorders, including Parkinson’s disease.

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Wednesday, August 8, 2018, 12:30-1:30 p.m. Location to be determined in near future.

Attention to our sight: glaucoma, psychiatry and oculoplastics. Join us to hear from ophthalmologists Alice Song, MD and Julia Song, MD, about emergencies related to the eye socket, eyelids, tear ducts and face, as well as the latest in diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma in addition to the relationship with psychiatry.

Support the Huntington Collection and support us!

Be sure to visit our unique resale shop, Huntington Collection. We resell beautiful donated and consignment items, with all funds raised benefiting Huntington Hospital Senior Care Network.

Huntington Collection

History & Funding

In 1984, Huntington Hospital received a generous bequest from the Margaret Bundy Scott Trust. The Trust agreed to an ambitious proposal to create a safety net for aging well that would fill critical resource gaps and bring fragmented services into "a totally integrated life-care system."

With the Trust providing the crucial support for an extensive planning and development effort, Senior Care Network formally began on December 1, 1984. In the first year, the hospital, its medical staff and the professional services community laid the foundation for a cooperative community network. Core programs supported by public and private funds, cutting-edge projects and planning grants were put in place. Huntington Senior Care Network, one of only a few hospital-based programs of its type, soon developed a local and national reputation for innovation, quality care and aging expertise.

Today the original concept of a "one-call service" that promotes health and planning for longevity, assists with connection to community resources, and enhances the skills of those who provide care is as timely as ever. Reaching thousands of individuals annually, Huntington Senior Care Network remains a model community care program meeting the diverse needs of older adults, adults with disabilities and their families.

Huntington Senior Care Network is a nonprofit program supported by public and private funds, fees and contributions. Funding is augmented through proceeds of the Huntington Collection, the hospital's resale and consignment shop.

Contributions are an important part of our ability to provide needed services. To help support the work of Huntington Hospital Senior Care Network, contact the office of philanthropy at (626) 397-3241.