Women's Health Issues
Chairs: Pat Kirchner, Susan Ryan
Dues: Five dollars
Meetings: First Friday
Time: 9:30 unless otherwise noted*
Location: St. Michael's Lutheran Church, 1660 W. County Road B., Roseville.
If you are interested in the latest health information, especially for women, join us. Previous topics ranged from exercise and dance to kidney healrh, and genetics to medical marijuana use. Hear from experts in the field on the new topics below. Become a member of our group and gain the knowledge you need for better health.
If you are interested in attending an event or program contact the coordinator or send an email to [email protected] requesting contact information.
Programs 2026-27
Oct. 2, How Minnesota Aging Pathways Can Help You
Minnesota Aging Pathways helps older Minnesotans and their caregivers find answers and connect to the services they need. They can help with Medicare, find prescription drug-cost assistance, complete forms and applications, provide long-term care counseling, find resources in the community, connect people with caregiver support and much more.
Presenter: Tara Donohue Weiss, education and Volunteer Coordinator for Trellis Programs
Coordinator: Jill Griffin
Nov. 6, Wander Well: Health Strategies for International Travel
Lori Hart is a nurse practitioner who has practiced in international travel health for more than 20 years. She has counseled thousands of travelers preparing for international journeys and is an experienced global traveler and advocate for healthy, informed travel practices. Lori has participated in medical-related volunteer work in Haiti, Mexico, Peru, Kenya and Nepal, with a special interest in altitude medicine and wellness during international travel. Lori enjoy sharing insights on travel wellness, preparation, vaccinations, food and insect borne illnesses during international journeys.
Presenter: Lori Hart FNP, PNP, RN-MSN, Certificate in Travel Health
Coordinator: Mary Nelson
April 2, why Movement is Life: Exercises for Longevity
Learn about the lymphatic system and its role in health, including how exercise, nutrients and hydration can help keep you healthy and have a long life.
(This session will be followed by our planning session for the 2027-28 program year.)
Presenter: Chad Weed, CMP, PT, CES, functional rehab and corrective exercise therapist, certified personal trainer, certified massage therapist
Coordinator:Ann Soltis
May 7, Infectious Disease---specific topic to be determined
Dr. Michael Osterholm is an epidemiologist, Regents Professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health, and Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota. He has served in various roles at the University and with several governmental agencies. He is an author and has published multiple papers.
Presenter: Dr. Michael Osterholm
Time: 9:30 am
Coordinator: Susan Ryan and Pat Kirchner