Marymount University Center for Optimal Aging, in partnership with Safe at Home, is hosting an online screening of “Saving Claire” followed by an expert panel discussion on April 29, from 6:30 to 8 p.m.

“Saving Claire” explores the complex nature of aging, how people resist change, & all the relatable patterns that increase fall risk. The film shows Claire’s attitudes and actions & the events that follow her fall, the event engages & empowers audiences while providing paths to action that allow people to improve & enhance their lives and reduce risk.

To register, visit https://marymountuniversity.zoom.us/meeting/register/Rex5SXnVQtecLefGmr1sKA#/registration or call 202-559-9856.

The screening will be followed by an expert panel moderated by Sara Pappa of Marymount University. The panel includes Dr. Susan Kariko, George Washington University Hospital; Darrick Holland, D.C. Fire & EMS; Andre Wright II, Safe at Home; Jessica McClain, McClain Eyeware; and Delores Athey-Clearfield, Capital City Nurses and Planning for Senior Life.