What Brought Me Here

Like most people who work with seniors, I have a deeply personal story that started me on this journey. When I was in graduate school, I was fortunate to live just a short distance from where I grew up in Michigan. My grandmother, who we called...

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Hospice: The Word No One Wants to Say

In a world where the word "hospice" has shamed, misunderstood, or worse yet, mumbled in a dimly lit ICU, when all other options have failed, President Carter showed the world how hospice was supposed to be done. Diagnosed with multiple melanoma- a...

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Maximizing Benefits from Ongoing Care Plan Management

When it comes to caring for aging loved ones, having a solid care plan is just the beginning. The true key to ensuring their well-being over time is through ongoing care plan management. This continuous process allows care coordinators to adapt and...

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Why Ongoing Care Plan Management Is Crucial

Caring for an aging loved one involves more than just addressing immediate health concerns; it requires a thoughtful, long-term approach to ensure their well-being over time. This is where ongoing care plan management becomes essential. It’s not...

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Understanding the Value of an Initial Care Assessment

As we age, navigating the complexities of healthcare can become overwhelming, both for seniors and their families. That’s where an initial care assessment comes into play—a vital first step in ensuring that your loved ones receive the...

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