Tracy Lux

Tracy Lux
Principal
Living in Community Network

Phone: (941) 350-3906
Email: tracylux126@gmail.com

Tracy Lux, President of Trace Consulting Group, Inc. has been involved in marketing real estate, new home developments, healthcare, and financial products targeted to the mature market for over 30 years. Her company has provided research, strategic, plans, advertising, training, and executive recruitment for the senior housing industry. In this work she has counseled thousands of seniors and their families in making lifestyle choices and transitions as they age.

Currently she serves on the Senior Advisory Council to the Sarasota County Commissioners. She is a founder of the Living in Community Network (LICN) advocates for co-housing and shared housing projects and is active with the Stakeholders in Aging Consortium. She is a student and proponent of Universal Design, making housing environments structured for aging in place. Tracy is a key member of the Universal Design Coalition. She is a graduate of Stephens College, Columbia Mo and has done postgraduate work in Gerontology.

Universal Design at Work in Forest Lakes

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Cornerstone LifeCare Consultant Tracy Lux’s home remodel was featured in a Sarasota Herald-Tribune story on Universal Design by Harold Bubil.

Tracy worked with Cornerstone LifeCare Partner/Remodeler John King of Rampart Homes and interior designers Laurel Phipps and Heather Kardos of Laurel Design Group to remodel her 1,800-square-foot house using the concepts of Universal Design.

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Harold Bubil
Herald-Tribune Media Group
Real Estate Editor
Phone: (941) 361-4805
Email: harold.bubil@heraldtribune.com

Aging in the Right Place: Doing your homework to find the perfect option for you

Article by Michael Moore Jr.
Staff Writer, Herald-Tribune
Monday, August 19, 2019

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Are Now Available!

The Reinvention Convention: A Provocative Series of Discussions Around Aging

Co-Founded by Three Well-Known Community Organizations — The Senior Friendship Centers, The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Ringling College (OLLI) and JFCS of the Suncoast

Friday, November 15, 2019
8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
$75 Per Person
(Includes Breakfast and Toolkit)
At the Ringling College Museum Campus
1001 S. Tamiami Trail
Sarasota, FL 34236
(Former Sarasota High School)

Program Presenters

Dr. Gene D. Cohen, MD, PhD
Late Author and Pioneering Researcher into Geriatric Mental Health

(VIDEO Homage by Co-author and Wife, Wendy Miller, PhD)

Wendy Miller, PhD, LPC-BCPC, ATR-BC, LCPAT, REAT
Wendy is a writer, sculptor, expressive arts therapist, and educator

Dr. Larry Thompson
President
Ringling College of Art and Design
(Live Keynote Speaker and Discussion Participant)

Dr. Hank Hine
Executive Director
The Dali Museum
(Live Keynote Speaker and Discussion Participant)

Anne Marie Russell
Executive Director
Sarasota Art Museum
(Live Discussion Facilitator)

Click Here for More Information About Event Registration and Sponsorship.

Placement in Senior Living Communities

Should a decision be made to explore a transition to one of many Senior Living Community options, we are here to help.

Our goal is to not only keep the needs and desires of the loved one in mind but fully consider the influence on family members, caregivers, friends, and other supporters.

Whether the choice is Independent Living, Assisted Living. Memory Care, Skilled Nursing or Rehab we have a dedicated group of trusted Partners that we feel are the best in the industry.

We look forward to hearing from you to begin discussions towards choosing the the right Senior Living Community for your particular situation.

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Florida’s Nursing and Assisted Living Homes Don’t Do Medical Pot

By Timothy Fanning
Staff Writer
Posted Sunday, June 23, 2019

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Cornerstone LifeCare Consultant Julie Cook Downing Featured in Observer Caregiving Article

“Caregivers struggle to find balance between self care and responsibilities”

Local caregivers share their obstacles, while experts weigh in on how to take care of yourself and a loved one.

Thursday, April 18, 2019
By: Katie Johns and Brynn Mechem | Observer Staff

Julie Cook Downing facilitates a caregiving support group at Doctors Hospital of Sarasota. She has self-published a book and calendar to help caregivers. Click Here for more information.

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Alderman Oaks Residents, Family Members, Caregivers, Area Professionals, and Community Representatives Recently Attended Seminars to Learn More About the Current Status of Medical Cannabis.

Participants became aware of the assessment process and how to be approved for a medical marijuana card. They also heard about the many ways medical marijuana can be used and how it has been successfully tailored to individual needs.

Dr. Steven Reichbach, MD
Certified Physician

Renee Legere
Community Educator
Certified Dispensary

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Universal Design and Visitability

The design of a house directly impacts the ability of residents to live at home comfortably and safely. A good design can make it possible for residents to stay at home as they age or cope with a short- or long-term disability.

Sarasota County supports designing homes to better support these varied populations and aims, and has unveiled a voluntary recognition program for residential units that apply principles of Universal Design and Visitability.

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Click Here Learn More About the Area Universal Design Coalition

Cornerstone LifeCare is a member of the Manatee-Sarasota Building Industry Association (BIA). Click Here to access BIA website.

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