Caregiving Questions Answered
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Douglas Scharre, MD |
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Richy Agajanian, MD |
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Joy K. Richardson, RD, CDE |
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Richard L. Newman, Esq. |
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Rashmi Gulati, MD |
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Kathy N. Johnson, PhD, CMC |
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Vincent Dopulos, MA, LPC, RDT |
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Joan Garbow, MSW, LCSW, CCM |
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Professional geriatric care managers are on the frontlines when it comes
to understanding the day-to-day needs of older people. Providing insights,
expertise and an objective voice, the care manager is an advocate, an
advisor and a health and human services specialist. Our blog contributors
share their knowledge of the issues they are passionate about, all of
which add to seniors’ quality of life.The current post is by Joan Garbow, MSW, LCSW, CCM. View Bio + Subscribe to this blog (Receive emails announcing new posts)
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Expert advice, information and understanding when caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's, dementia or other memory issues. + Subscribe to this blog (Receive emails announcing new posts)
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Voices in CaregivingExperts in a wide range of elder care fields share their knowledge and advice and welcome your comments. + Subscribe to this blog (Receive emails announcing new posts)
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A picture is worth a thousand words, but a few lines of real text are often helpful when shopping, especially when the item must serve a serious purpose, like elder care aids. Parentgiving’s Julie Davis goes behind the product description of essentials for better living for seniors and offers insights to help you make the right choices. + Subscribe to this blog (Receive emails announcing new posts)
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Nicky Silverstein may not yet have seen it all in the 15 years that her mother-in-law Shirley has lived with her family, but almost. From dealing with the daily idiosyncrasies of a 91 year old (yes, 91!) who still wants her hair done every week to the daily stresses of holding down a fulltime job and worrying when Shirley’s home health aid doesn’t show up, Nicky knows how to handle just about anything life shoves at her. And she still has her sense of humor. Well, you’d have to, or you’d go nuts. + Subscribe to this blog (Receive emails announcing new posts)
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