February 26, 2009
We invite you to experience the first release in a potential new brochure line - Audio QuickFacts. You may be familiar with our library of informational brochures for older adults and caregivers - which includes topics ranging from Advance Directives to How to Choose a Long Term Care Facility. These brochures help organizations educate and inform the communities they serve regarding aging issues. With a small minimum order requirement, we even include an overprint of your organization’s information on the front and back panels.
Now, we invite you to experience the first Audio QuickFact - Spirituality, from our Hospice Care collection.
Tell us what you think!
- Would you be interested in content like this for your website?
- Would you like to have an introductory sentance or two included in the brochures?
- What if you could add your organization’s logo or images to the screen as people listened?
- Do you think this would be helpful to certain members of your community - why?
Posted by Connie Parsons in Custom & Licensed Content, Education, Healthy Aging
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December 3, 2008
IlluminAge is happy to introduce it’s Monthly Web Retainer program - a great website solution for small organizations. Choose from one of five basic designs and we will customize it with your logo, colors, and content. We also provide:
- content support,
- up to half an hour of updates per month (perfect for keeping the site current with your calendar and/or newsletter),
- and a search engine optimization tip relevant to your audience updated monthly
All this is included for a low monthly fee, which makes budgeting a snap!
To learn more visit www.illuminage.com/webplanner/.

St. James Plaza Nursing Facility - Published Via the Retainer Program
Posted by Connie Parsons in Custom & Licensed Content, Web Design
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August 20, 2008
Organizations who work with older adults and caregivers often work with individuals who are dealing with difficult situations. Suddenly, a loved one is showing signs of aging, either mentally or physically, and needs help. This can be a traumatic time for the family. You can help them by showing that you understand their situation and helping them envision how you can help.
Scenarios, testimonials, client stories, vignettes, and eligibility and needs assessments can all help you do this on your website. See how Senior Planning Services, a geriatric care management and home health care provider in Santa Barbara, did this on their website:

IlluminAge provided content support to develop scenarios with supporting images based on the services that Senior Planning Services provides.
Posted by Connie Parsons in Custom & Licensed Content, Web Design
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