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Description of Services [Back to Top]
Mission Statement: It is the mission of the staff and the policies of the Rose City Senior
Center to offer recreational, educational, social, health, and human service programs, which
are designed to foster independence and community involvement, for persons age 55 and older.
The Senior Center—A Closer Look: The Norwich Senior Center was established in 1974.
After the construction of the new building in 1994, the name was changed to the Rose City
Senior Center. The City of Norwich, Community Development, Senior Resources—Agency
on Aging, and other state and local grants provide funding.
Norwich Senior Affairs Commission (Meeting Minutes)
Member Services
- Insurance/Medicare Assistance
- Notary
- Outreach
- Photo ID-Information Card
Regular Programs/Activities (Calendar of Events)
- Art Instruction
- Civic Group Meetings
- Entitlement Programs
- Fitness
- Music
- Personal Wellness
- Recreation
- Support Groups
- Volunteer Activities
Preventive Health Clinic
- Dr. Walter, Podiatrist
- Nancy Pratviel, RN
Nutrition (meals)
- Breakfast—Coffee Shop
- Lunch in the Dining Room—Community Cafe MENU: * MAY * JUNE *
- Lunch delivered to your home—Meals on Wheels
Transportation Services
- Grocery Shopping
- Medical Appointments-Escort Car (local only)
- Medical Appointments-MED RIDE II (out-of-town)
- Wheelchair Van-medical appts & shopping
Trips
Special Events/Services
- Flu Clinic—Backus Hospital
- Income Tax Assistance—AARP Volunteers
- Renters Rebate—Norwich Human Services
- Hearing Clinic—Free Hearing Testing
Department Organization Chart [Back to Top]
Staff Directory [Back to Top]
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Wolak, Michael
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Senior Center Director
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Thayer, Dana
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Program Administrator
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Barriere, Anne
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Office Coordinator
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Lindberg, Natalie
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Outreach Administrator
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Lane, Roberta
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Receptionist
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Lemire, Mary
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Lead Van Driver
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Erickson, Paul
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Van Driver
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Lillibridge, Ida
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Escort Driver
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Parkhurst, Bob
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Escort Driver
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Pratviel, Nancy
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Registered Nurse
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Frequently Asked Questions [Back to Top]
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How do you get to the Rose City Senior Center?
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From Hartford:
Take Route 84 to East Hartford. Follow Route 2 East to Norwich. The highway will end at a set of lights. Go straight at this intersection. You will be on Route 169 (Harland Road). Go to the first traffic light (about ½ mile) and turn right onto Ox Hill Road. Go about 1/8 of a mile and turn right onto Mahan Drive. The Senior Center is a large tan building on the left side of the road. Use the front entrance.
From North and South of Norwich:
Follow Route 395. Get off at Exit 81-E onto Route 2 East. Follow Route 2 East to Norwich. The highway will end at a set of lights. Go straight at this intersection. You will be on Route 169 (Harland Road). Go to the first traffic light (about ½ mile) and turn right onto Ox Hill Road. Go about 1/8 of a mile and turn right onto Mahan Drive. The Senior Center is a large tan building on the left side of the road. Use the front entrance.
Click this link to open Mapblast with Maps to the Senior Center
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Forms and Documents [Back to Top]
FITNESS ROOM Application—Current members may apply to use our fitness room. The Physian Questionnaire will need to be signed by your physian and returned to us along with the member's Release and Waiver form before using the equipment.
MEMBERSHIP Application—A current membership assures you of the opportunity to sign up for classes and participate in the various programs and groups sponsored by the Senior Center. The yearly fee of $25.00 covers membership from July 1st through June 30th.
VOICES - Our monthly Newsletter—Includes listings of regular services, special programs and a variety of articles on happenings in the Senior Center community. Items may include info on: Day-Trips, Mini-Trips, schedule for local Grocery Shopping and transportation to the Center, Sunshine Corner/Birthday Celebration, Library News, Greenhouse updates, Golden Nuggets activities, and "Help Your Neighbor". Have an idea for something you would like to see in the newsletter? We would love to know about it.
Older Issues: * Jan 2010 * Feb 2010 * March 2010 * April 2010 * May 2010 * June 2010 *
* July 2010 * August 2010 * Sept 2010 *
Useful Internet Resources [Back to Top]
Center for Medicare Advocacy 860-456-7790
CHOICES Program 800-994-9422 (Health Insurance Assistance)
Connecticut Legal Services (Elder Law Unit 800-413-7796,
Consumer Law for Elders 800-296-1467)
Connecticut Medical Assistance Program
ConnPACE 800-423-5026 (CT DSS Pharmacy Assistance Contract for the Elderly)
MEDICARE 800-MEDICARE (800-633-4227x3)
Medicare & Medicaid Services 877-267-2323
Senior Resources—Eastern Connecticut Area Agency on Aging 800-690-6998
SOCIAL SECURITY 800-772-1213 |