A free day of clear, trusted guidance on how we age today — the health, the wellness, the emotional resilience, and the technology that supports living independently, longer.
People cannot access resources they do not know exist.
They represent four of the most important conversations shaping how we age today: our health, our wellness, our emotional resilience, and the technology that supports our independence.
Our purpose is not to tell anyone what to choose. It is to help families understand what is available, what questions to ask, and where to find trusted guidance — so decisions are made with clarity, not confusion.
Aging affects the whole family. This day is built for seniors and for the sons, daughters, spouses, and caregivers walking beside them.
Each track pairs an emerging topic with the plain, responsible context families need before making decisions.
Focus: What peptides are, the current research, healthy aging and recovery, myths versus evidence, and the importance of appropriate medical guidance.
Why it matters: Peptides are becoming a major topic in preventive health and longevity. Families need clear, responsible education before making decisions.
Track sponsored by Revitalife Lab
Focus: CBD education, pain management, sleep, anxiety, inflammation, safety, and the common misconceptions.
Why it matters: Many seniors and caregivers hear about CBD but don't know what the evidence supports, how it may interact with other care, or how to discuss it responsibly with healthcare professionals.
Focus: Depression, anxiety, isolation, dementia awareness, caregiver burnout, family support, and emotional well-being.
Why it matters: Aging affects the entire family. Education must serve not only seniors, but the sons, daughters, spouses, executors, and caregivers walking beside them.
Focus: Smart-home technology, fall detection, wearables, AI tools, medication reminders, remote monitoring, and mobility solutions that support independence.
Why it matters: Technology is changing how people age safely, remain connected, and live independently longer.
This is a day for the whole family: for seniors making decisions about their own care, and for the sons, daughters, spouses, and caregivers walking beside them.
Physicians, researchers, technologists, and care professionals — chosen to inform, not to sell. Our full speaker roster is being finalized.
Interested in speaking, or know someone who should? Get in touch →
A working outline. Exact times and the full program are announced closer to the date.
Arrive, settle in, and hear why these four conversations matter for every family.
Each track presented in plain language with time for real questions — no jargon, no sales pitch.
Meet local organizations and guides, and take home a short list of trusted resources.
Leave knowing what's available, what questions to ask, and where to find trusted help.
Seating is limited and admission is free. Tell us who's coming and which conversation matters most to you, and we'll send details as the day is confirmed.
Local partners who believe families deserve clear, trusted guidance make this free community day possible.
Sponsorship keeps admission free and connects your organization with the families making decisions about aging today. A few partnership levels remain.
The Evergreen Symposium is a community project of a small, local club that believes good information should be free and easy to find. Rotarians give their time so that families in our community can make confident, well-informed choices about aging.
The proceeds and goodwill of this event support the club's ongoing service in the Evergreen Valley community — and the planning of next year's symposium.