Why I’m an Aging Life Care Professional®: Bobbi Kolonay, BSN, MHRM, RN, CCM August 16, 2017Aging Life Care Professionals, Aging Well, Barbara (Bobbi) Kolonay, Guest Writer, Health, Mental Healthacupuncture, aging life care, aromatherapy, integrative medicine, medicine ALCA Marketing Why Integrative Medicine is So Important for Aging Well: Bobbi Kolonay discusses the importance of integrative care for aging well. Topics include food as medicine, aromatherapy, and acupuncture.
The Value of Working with an Aging Life Care Professional August 3, 2017Aging Life Care Professionalsaging life care, aging life care professionals, caregiving, florida chapter, study ALCA Marketing When it comes to caregiving, it can be difficult for families to feel confident in the decisions they are making for their loved ones. Aging Life Care Professionals® can help these families navigate the muddy waters of end-of-life and palliative care choices, providing peace of mind and qualified answers. The Florida Chapter of the Aging Life … Continue reading The Value of Working with an Aging Life Care Professional →
Why I’m an Aging Life Care Professional®: Trish Colucci, RN-BC, CCM June 27, 2017Aging Life Care Professionalsaging life care, care management ALCA Marketing By: Trish Colucci, RN-BC, CCM
Finding Answers to Difficult Elder Care Needs March 2, 2016Aging Life Care Professionals, Aging Well, Amy O'Rourke, Care Recipients, Guest Writer, Health, Supportaging life care, housing, mental health ALCA Marketing Often we are “too close” to a situation or problem to see clearly. In this video, Aging Life Care Professional™ Amy O’Rourke illustrates how her holistic approach and assessment found the simple answer to a complicated elder care situation. Having a professional, third-party assessment not only resolved housing needs but also revealed possible unnecessary medical … Continue reading Finding Answers to Difficult Elder Care Needs →
Family Caregivers: the ‘Invisible Workforce’ February 26, 2016Aging Parents, Care Managers, Caregiving, Family Membersaging life care, invisible workforce, unpaid caregivers Callie Daters A recent study by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health calls family and unpaid caregivers the “invisible workforce” of the health care system. Released in the Feb. 15 JAMA Internal Medicine, the study examined how caregivers’ involvement in older adults’ health care activities relates to caregiving responsibilities, supportive services use, and caregiving-related effects. Aging Life … Continue reading Family Caregivers: the ‘Invisible Workforce’ →
What is Aging Life Care? January 27, 2016Costs of Aging, Dementia, Elder Law, Financial, Long-Term Care, Mental Health, Uncategorizedaging life care, care coordination, Experts in Aging Well Callie Daters Overwhelmed by the choices and decisions involved with caring for an aging loved one? Hit with an emergency and don’t know where to start? Or do you want to plan for your own senior years and make your own decisions? No matter your individual situation or preferences, Aging Life Care Professionals™ offer a client-centered approach to … Continue reading What is Aging Life Care? →
Aging Life Care Association® Members on End of Life October 20, 2015Aging Life Care Professionals, Aging Well, Care Recipients, Costs of Aging, Elder Law, End of Life Care, Financial, Lisa Laney, Long-Term Care, Mental Health, Supportaging life care, Elder Law, end of life, financial, mental health ALCA Marketing Aging Life Care Professionals® not only ensure quality of care and an optimal life for their clients but also help clients plan for the end of life. ALCA Member Lisa Laney, MSW, CMC of Asheville, NC shares how she worked closely with and advocated for her client’s specific death wishes. Laney helped her client navigate … Continue reading Aging Life Care Association® Members on End of Life →
7 Warning Signs That Aging Loved Ones Need Help July 2, 2015Aging Life Care Professionals, Aging Parentsaging adults, aging life care, aging parents, solutions Callie Daters As a Record Number of Seniors Are Living Alone, Aging Experts Offer 7 Warning Signs to Look for During Summer Visits to Older Family Members and Friends As millions of Americans travel during the summer, many adult children will spend time with their aging parents and loved ones. A record number of these older Americans … Continue reading 7 Warning Signs That Aging Loved Ones Need Help →
Where Can I Go for Help with My Aging Parents? July 1, 2015Aging Life Care Professionals, Aging Parents, Care Managers, Family Membersaging life care, aging parents Callie Daters By Trish Colucci, RN-BC, CCM – Aging Life Care Association™ Member Meet the Group of Professionals with the Expertise to Help Aging Adults and Families Live Well During the Aging Process Where do you turn when you are worried about the care of your aging parents? There is a professional association of qualified, experienced … Continue reading Where Can I Go for Help with My Aging Parents? →
Three Signs of Financial Elder Abuse June 29, 2015Aging Parents, Elder Abuseaging life care, elder abuse, financial abuse Callie Daters by Mary Frances Mir, MSN, RNC, CMC – Aging Life Care Association™ Member With Financial Elder Abuse on the Rise, It is Important to Know What to Look For The phrase “elder abuse” often brings to mind images of physical or emotional abuse. For many elders, however, the abuse is financial. The most common form of … Continue reading Three Signs of Financial Elder Abuse →