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Welcome
The Prince George’s Senior Provider Network (PGSPN) is a group of professionals who work together to help seniors in the community get the support and assistance they need. We improve the care and quality of the lives of seniors by providing them with education and resources through the collaboration with community agencies and organizations.
Together, we:
- Provide monthly education programs.
- Host an annual special event for seniors and/or their caregiver.
- Produce and disseminate the Prince George's Senior Resource Guide.
- Support and build community awareness and relationships that enhance senior care.
- Disseminate and develop educational material.
- Serve as a resource to public agencies regarding the special needs of seniors.
- Partner with the community regarding the increasing and changing needs of seniors is Prince George’s county.
- Support seniors in need through donating incontinence supplies to seniors in need and sponsoring a Holiday Giving Project.
- Support senior community events through sponsorships.
Our programs keep our members aware of trends, hot topics and the latest research in the geriatric, health care and senior services fields so that we may ALL, individually and collectively, provide a higher level of service.
2019 Family Caregivers Workshop Sponsorship OpportunityIn recognition of National Caregivers month, PGSPN will host a family caregivers workshop on Fri., Nov. 1 STEP 1: See available sponsorship and fill out our online form STEP 2: Submit your payment via the following button
2019 Senior Resource GuideClick to browse the 2019 Resource Guide online!
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Donna’s career has been committed to leading organizations in providing excellent health and human services in the public and private sectors. From 2003 to 2011, Donna was the Executive Director of Riderwood, the largest Continuing Care Retirement in the United States and home to more than 2,600 seniors. She had full development and operational responsibility providing vision, innovation, and leadership for the community; achieving company-wide objectives for quality care and services; achieving revenue, cost and profitability targets; resident/community public relations; staff development; effective Board of Directors relationship; and serving as a resource in support of corporate growth.