Posts Tagged ‘aging life care manager’
Seniors’ Safety Nets are in Shambles
Seniors’ Safety Net in Shambles. These critical safety net programs provide support to people during times of economic hardship. People facing economic instability often need more than one program or…
Read MoreBanks & California Fast Team Saving Seniors From Financial Abuse Through Scams
Banks $ California Fast Team Saving Seniors From Fin
Read MoreTrump Medical Cuts Pass ripping up Saftey Net for Elders
trump-medical-cuts-pass-ripping-up-safety-net-for-elders Robs the Poor to Pay the top 1% Older people will die Seniors will be homeless Frail seniors, the poor,&disabled will die Trump medical cuts pass, ripping up safety…
Read MoreSign Up for My Upcoming Webinar: “Solo Agers: Who Are They and Why Are They Perfect Clients?”
What we’ll be covering in this webinar: Get a sneak peek and read more about it here: “Why Solo Agers are a Care Manager’s Dream Client” Webinar Information: FREE Live…
Read MoreAging At Risk: The Impact of Medicaid Cuts on Older Adults 9 million Seniors in Danger of not Being Able to Afford Health Care
Middle Class seniors at Risk too! Nine million seniors are in danger of being unable to afford health care and long-term services due to Trump’s Medicaid cuts. Why? Almost 9 million…
Read MoreWhy Solo Agers Are A Care Manager’s Dream Client
Why Care Managers Should Know About Them Solo Agers can afford you as they have no children. They have not spent the $310,605 — or about $17,000 yearly- raising kids…
Read MoreTrump Has Put Social Security At Serious Risk
According to Paul Krugman, be aware that Donald Trump’s economic proposals, if enacted, could drive Social Security into bankruptcy, impoverishing many older Americans—not in the distant future, but within around six years. This would devastate seniors financially and the care management and home care industry.
Read MoreHow Does a Care Manager Navigate 5 Stages of Death?
This webinar will cover the care managers role in dealth and dying or End of Life .According to the Kübler-Ross model, the five stages of death (often referred to as the stages of grief) are: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance; these stages represent the emotional responses people might experience when facing their own death or the death of a loved one. Care managers can coach the families through all these stages while Hospice care for the dying client. Learn how SIGN UP https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lxhnAzZmTwKOesI-CurpMA
Read MoreMidlife Family Meeting 4 Client Disaster Plan
A midlife sibling meeting needed for parent saftey post global warming nightmare of Hurricane Dora then Hilary
Read MoreSign Up for My Webinar on End of Life
In A Washington Post, this week a Post article said that Death Doulas have become a nationwide death-positive movement, in the US mirroring the traditional ritual in Mexico that many Americans also celebrate, the Day of the Dead.
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