Posts Tagged ‘Black caregivers’
How to Capture Family Stories from Seniors on the Holidays
Reminiscence is part of a whole new domain in aging called quality of life or attending to the older person’s need for joy through activities that stimulate the mind. Find out how and what technology to use to capture it.
Read MoreKamala Harris Proposes – Medicare Covering Home Health Care 4 Elderly
Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris announced on Tuesday, October 17th, on The View a plan to expand Medicare to cover home health services for the elderly.
Read MoreHow Storytelling at Thanksgiving Can Give Elders A Happier Family Holiday
storytelling at Thanksgiving using memories, helps children look forward to life- what is fun, what is scary, what never to do–it helps elders look back on their life. It gives both elders and kids people a chance to socialize ( and enjoy a turkey dinner in this case) as they tell their story.
Read More10 Do’s &Don’ts Doing the Dysfunctional Family Calls Post Holidays
If you want to make the sale during the inquiry you have to know how to handle these dysfunctional family members on the phone and give them enough trust in you to sign your contract and give you a deposit for your services.
Read MoreShould You Use Features vs Benefits of Care Management?
What are the features vs benefits of care management? Actually, what are features vs benefits?
Read MoreThe Benefits of a Care Manager’s Role in Hospice
A care manager is a GPS for both the client and family through the
5 stages, bringing in critical services like palliative care and hospice
caregiver respite and quality of life the whole continuum of care for supporting the end of life- at the right phase at the right time –
Read MoreWhat Happens When High Priestess of the Holidays Falls off her Throne?
Holidays have traditionally been a woman’s job. Mothers are the high priestess of the ritual- like Queen Elizabeth without servants. But what happens when the aging Mom falls off the throne?
Read MoreWhy There So few Caregivers to Recruit in Health Care ??????
The pandemic was the catalyst for millions of women leaving their jobs, but not the root cause. Since 2009, the number of women in the workforce has been decreasing because we haven’t made investments in child care and paid leave
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