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Sun Health brings 2nd LiveWell Conference to Midwestern's Glendale campus

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Sun Health's second annual LiveWell Conference is coming to Glendale starting at 8:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 20 at Midwestern University, 19555 N. 59th Ave., Glendale,

This year's conference will feature New York Times bestselling author and "America's Gerontologist,  Dr. Kerry Burnight, as keynote speaker. SHe delivers her speech at 8:30 and the conference continues until 5.

This conference brings together nationally recognized experts to explore longevity, healthy aging and overall well-being. Sun Health is expanding access to healthcare education through attendance scholarships and Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) credits for eligible nursing students.

Other speakers include:

  • Dr. Nathan Price, professor and co-director of Center for Human Healthspan at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging;
  • Dr. Brian Browne, nutritional neuroscientist and President of Cognitive Care Management
  • Michele Wong, chief operating officer at Active Wellness

LiveWell has a focus on adults ages 40 and up interested in various subject matter across health, wellness, and longevity, as well as nursing students and institutional faculty. That includes ASU, EMCC and Midwestern University; Sun Health leadership, board, and team members.

Sun Health’s long-standing mission is to aid others in living longer, healthier and more purposeful lives. That journey begins with education.

“The future is now, and Sun Health is proud to help lead the way,” Chief Engagement Officer at Sun Health Nora Hannah stated in a press release. “The LiveWell Conference is one means of thoughtfully investing in the health and well-being of our communities while empowering the next generation of healthcare leaders."

Sun Health, Midwestern University, Dr. Kerry Burnight, Dr. Nathan Price, Dr. Brian Browne

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