William A. Monaco is an optometrist and holds a doctorate in vision sciences. He retired from Salus University in Pennsylvania, where he was associate dean in biomedicine and associate director of the master's in public health program. His practice and research focus on aging and nursing home care.

Every month, the world's population of people 65 and over grows by 800,000. Learn what this unprecedented rate of global aging means for individuals, families and society. Explore topics such as demography, physical disorders, functional capacity, and hospice and palliative care. Consider action for yourself as well as at all levels of government.

• Available Sessions
• September 27, 2017 to October 4, 2017, Lake Magdalene United Methodist Church