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Apr 02
Community Keeps Seniors Safe Amid COVID-19
To help the most vulnerable members of the community, local organizations advise seniors to stay busy, call loved ones, and watch out for COVID-19 scams. “Stay home! Keep connected to family, friends…
Feb 24
MAPS Funds a Parkinson’s Dance class at the Myerberg, Starting March 4!
Kick up your heels and let your hair down – feel the beat! The Maryland Association for Parkinson Support, Inc. (MAPS) is happy to announce that The Edward A. Myerberg Center will be starting…
Feb 11
Pull Up a Chair Podcast: The Bagel Boys
Welcome to Pull Up A Chair, a bi-weekly podcast from The Associated. Join us as we sit down and talk with members of our community. Hear the personal stories of Jewish Baltimore – from CEO’s to…
Jan 30
Myerberg Reaches 1,000 Members!
January 28, 2020 was a proud day for the Edward A Myerberg Center, which registered its 1,000th member. The Center saw a 20% increase in membership from 2019 to 2020 and attributes its success to word-of-mouth…
Dec 31
Does Meaning in Life Lead to Healthy Aging?
People who have found meaning in life are relatively happier and healthier — most often those people are older than 60, according to a study by researchers at the University of San Diego (USCD). USCD’s…
Sep 08
Family Of A Holocaust Survivor Who Lived In Baltimore Donates $1K To Veterans
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The family of a Holocaust survivor is honoring the military forces who liberated her nearly 75 years ago, with a donation- and a thank you. Packed inside the Edward A. Myerberg Center…
Aug 19
Box, dance, sing and repeat
Rock Steady Boxing offers free classes for Parkinson’s patients at Baltimore’s Myerberg Center and numerous other sites around the area. Studies have found that vigorous exercise such as boxing, as…