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In Person Noon Hour | Aging with pride: LGBTQ+ older adults

Flyer for in-person LGBTQ+ older adult health discussion.

LGBTQ+ older adults oſten face unique health and social needs. Huntington Health-affiliated family physician Raffi Petrosian, MD, will discuss key issues affecting this population and share insights for fostering affirming, inclusive care.

Location: Events take place in Huntington Hospital’s North Dining Room. Please bring your ID for check-in.

Registration: Advance registration is required for our in-person Noon Hour events.

Parking: Complimentary valet parking and self-parking are provided for attendees.

If you have a cough, cold, or any symptoms of flu, COVID-19, or any other infectious disease, please reconsider attending.

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