Advanced Care Planning 101

On Wednesday, April 3, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center, Dining Room 1, learn about advanced care planning courtesy of the Optimal Aging Lecture Series. Explore the components, how to complete a plan and why you may need it. No registration is required and the seminar is free.

Guest lecturer Maryam Rahimi, MD, FACP, is a board-certified UCI Health internal medicine physician specializing in preventive care, management of chronic illness, women’s health, cancer screening and palliative care. Her research interests include screening for dementia, hypertension in primary care and advanced care planning, which can help patients, families and physicians clarify treatment wishes in the event of a serious illness or end of life. She is a lead UCI Health investigator on a five-year study to develop better approaches to advance care planning for seriously ill patients in collaboration with UC San Francisco Health and UCLA Health.

Call Social Services at 949-597-4267 for more information.

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Transition to Electronic Meeting Agendas

To promote sustainability and efficiency, VMS has adopted electronic meeting agenda packets for in-person board meetings. Be sure to bring your phone to the next meeting and locate the QR code near the coffee area to effortlessly access the agenda. Follow these steps:

  • Open up the camera app on your device
  • Aim your device toward the QR code
  • Click the link

This eco-friendly shift eliminates the need for hundreds of reams of paper annually, as many printed packets go unused or are promptly discarded after meetings. This transition is estimated to mean up to $25,130 in savings per year.

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ETWD Issues Spring 2024 Newsletter

Be sure to read the latest news and updates from the El Toro Water District’s (ETWD) spring 2024 newsletter. This edition features new regulations on direct potable reuse requirements and opportunities, information about the next community advisory group meeting, upcoming workshops, and more.

Click the orange Download PDF button below to download and/or read the latest ETWD newsletter.

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Pro Shop Offers Merch for Everyone

While the Village pro shop caters primarily to golfers, it offers plenty of merchandise to appeal to nongolfers, as well, including apparel for men and women that features the Laguna Woods Village logo. The shop also carries golf towels, which work for tennis, pickleball and other sports. Visit the shop and check out the goods!

The pro shop, located inside Gate 12 and beneath 19 Restaurant & Lounge, is open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. during daylight saving time.

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Outdoor Spring Cleanup

Longer, brighter days are back, making now a perfect time to sweep the outdoor areas around your home. Because our storm drain system does not treat water before it enters Orange County waterways, removing dirt, debris and spills from around your manor can go a long way toward preventing pollution runoff.

Click here to learn about the differences between storm drain and sewer systems; click here to learn about the City of Laguna Woods’ water quality (stormwater) program.

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Village Television Offers Live Streaming

Watch Village Television on smart TV and internet devices via the Village Television mobile app and, with Village Television live stream, watch Village Television on your smart TV or internet devices via iOS, Android, Fire Stick or Roku mobile apps.

With the Village Television mobile app, enjoy your favorite programs, catch up on community and local news, listen to classic ’70s music, watch popular movies and do so much more right from your smartphone or tablet.

Follow these steps to install the Village Television app on your smart TV or internet devices:

  • From the smart TV home screen, use your remote to scroll to apps at the top of the screen and select the App Store.
  • Select Search at the top of the screen.
  • Type “Village Television” and select Village Television in the search results.
  • Select Install.
  • Watch the Village Television live stream.

Please note: The process for adding apps to smart TVs varies across manufacturers and models. This information offers some general guidelines that are likely similar for your smart TV brand. Consult your documentation for your device’s specific steps.

For more information, call Broadband Services at 949-837-2670.

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