New Year, Healthier You: Navigating Health as We Age
Join us for a three-part educational series designed to empower aging adults, families, and caregivers with expert guidance on key health topics that impact aging and overall well-being. Led by distinguished specialists from George Washington Medical Faculty Associates, this series offers timely, informative conversations with opportunities to gain practical insights and ask questions.
Each session will feature a different medical expert focusing on an essential area of health:
January 22nd at 11am | Dr. Yong-Xing Zhou, Neurologist
Explore how the brain changes as we age, with discussion on cognitive health, dementia, and Parkinson’s disease.
February 19th at 11am | Cardiologist
In honor of Heart Month, learn strategies for keeping your heart strong and healthy, and better understand cardiovascular care as we age.
March 19th at 11am | Orthopedic Surgeon
Discover how to support mobility, joint health, and overall physical function to stay active and independent.
Whether you attend one session or the full series, Ask The Specialist provides trusted medical perspectives in a welcoming, informative setting. We invite you to join us for meaningful conversations that support healthy aging and informed decision-making.
For questions, please email Bianca Sauro, Community Relations Associate, at bsauro@kensingtonsl.com.
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Dr. Yong-Xing ZhouNeurology & Rehabilitation MedicineYong-xing Zhou (pronounced “Joe”) cares for patients with a wide range of neurological needs and his subspecialty is epilepsy. Dr. Zhou is board-certified and completed his medical residency and internship at Florida State University, the University of Florida, and Howard University Hospital. Following those programs, Dr. Zhou conducted his fellowship training in epilepsy at George Washington University Hospital.
Dr. Zhou specializes in neurology and epilepsy disorders and believes in treating the patient as a whole person. He gives each patient his focused attention, listens to their concerns, and takes the time to understand their symptoms to ensure the correct diagnosis. He partners with his patients to find the best treatment options for them, using evidence-based medicine and the latest advancements in the field. Dr. Zhou is committed to providing the best possible care and establishing long-lasting relationships with his patients.