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Dysfunctional Aging Families Can Wreak Havoc at End of Life

December 6, 2022

What do Feuding families do at the end of life?

 

When a family member is facing death and dying dysfunctional families have flawed conversations. Often they do not communicate at all or engage in destructive banter. They see one another as enemies. They demonize one another.

Feuding families are what I call dysfunctional families. They blame each other instead of locking arms in a crisis.

They sabotage resolution.

They actively compound already difficult decisions with intractable, interpersonal conflict. They create problems independent of the underlying issues.

Facing Fractured Communication

What are some of the struggles that these aging dysfunctional families with fractured communication can face?

Aging parents who lack the capacity to make decisions have no advance directives, DPOA and a

health-care proxy, and adult siblings, who must make end of life decisions, can’t agree

Withdrawal of life support with no designated health care agent and adult children and/or spouse disagree

Pain management adult children and/or and spouse disagree.

Answer to Fractured Family at End of Life – Mediation.

Mediation is a tool that can be a good resource for dysfunctional families at the end of life. It can help with these difficult families face the death of a parent without fracturing the entire family. It can allow an older person to die without pain inflicted by their own family.

 

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How Storytelling at Thanksgiving Can Give Elders A Happier Family Holiday

November 22, 2022

Want to increase aging parents’ and everyone’s enjoyment at Thanksgiving? Try storytelling at Thanksgiving using elders’ memories.

As an aging professional, you can bring joy to an older person  through reminiscence, storytelling, and oral history for elders

This Thanksgiving, if you really do travel to a family home or grandma’s house, travel safely  If not make the safest choice, stay home and  use Zoom and include your elderly

 

parent. You can do oral history for elders if they can use a computer or have a family member or friend who visits often and who lives nearby and is in their bubble serve and share Thanksgiving dinner at their home and use zoom with them to see other family members on the holiday.

Share Your Thanksgiving Story

If you are at a family member’s holiday dinner and use reminiscence for elders by asking everyone to tell their favorite story about a Thanksgiving dinner. Start with midlife members to get the idea and then ask

 

again parents to share their stories.

Oral history for elders will bring extra thanks to Thanksgiving by learning about an elder’s past and giving them the opportunity to share, which sometimes they do not do in the hubbub of family talking.

  The “telling ” also means someone documents. That magically gives the elder and a child social interaction and connectedness. Elders vividly recall their past by telling stories from vignettes in their life – especially life in their 20’s, which sparks the richest recall called the “20’s bump”, according to researchers.

Elders sharing stories means passing on history.

So try storytelling at  Thanksgiving and it becomes intergenerational. The older person is given a chance to give the larger picture of their life and family history to children and grandchildren or extended family, who may not have heard all the details of their grandparent’s or parent’s life before. My 10 grandchildren have grown up with their now 80-year-old grandfather. telling them exciting stories of when he was a California Highway patrolman. So a dual dose of a higher quality of life for both the older person and the aging family is increased through oral history and reminiscence.

Capture Your Families Past Before It Is Gone

 

 Many midlife adults now do ancestry and regret that they did not ask questions of older family members when they were alive. Capture that past now on this family holiday. An aging professional or a geriatric care manager can suggest family or friends record the Thanksgiving story as oral history using technology like an i Phone or i Pad.

Story Telling at Thanksgiving  with Story Worth

Another great idea to capture reminiscence for elders is giving them StoryWorth. 

 

My daughter sent this gift to her Dad and both he and I love it. Each week  StoryWorth sends a question to my husband that prompts him to write about his past. He writes his reminiscence out longhand and I easily use the dictation on my phone and email his story to Story Worth.

At the end of the year, my daughter will order a bound book of all the stories- a whole collection of memories, an oral history of an elder father that she might never think to ask and will be saved for her and her children to pass on family history. I will order a copy for all her three siblings. Equally important, my husband, really enjoyed writing about his past and the prompts have brought many vivid memories back to him.

Sweet grandmother holding a beautifully cooked turkey dinner.

 

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Why a Financial Planner Would Work With a Caremanager

September 20, 2022

 Why Would a Care Manager Work With a Financial Planner?

Why a financial planner would work with a caremanager and why do you need to know this? First, you need to create a practice that meets the needs of third-party referral sources like financial planners, and wealth managers. They both work with older adults to plan and then manage their retirement assets, which often involves future or present care management.

What is the difference between a wealth manager?  Forbes magazine suggests that wealth managers, who are actually a subset of financial planners, deal with high net wealth – perhaps the upper 2 %. Financial Managers deal with retirees who have large assets, not stratospheric wealth. However, they both help retirees plan their retirement, and part of that retirement becomes the cost of care as they age after retirement. Generally, clients who use a financial advisor are pre-planners so the care manager can help the financial planner and the client think through future care  situations in advance which helps the financial planner provide the advisor with a roadmap for potential expenses

But financial planners need to know what you will do to benefit their clients. This means how will you benefit their practice? On the feeding chain of referrals, financial planners can be an important source of income for your business. But you have to deliver what they need in benefits to make money.

Benefits and Features

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Features and benefits are very different. Features often directly address common problems experienced by users. Benefits are the outcomes or results that users will experience by using your product or service – the very reason why a prospective customer becomes an actual customer.

Features Care Managers Bring to Financial Planners

Why a financial planner would work with a care manager is Financial Planners are not often experienced with the full cost of future health care expenses. A feature of a care manager practice is understanding Medicare and its severe limits on paying for long-term care. Care Managers understand approximately when ADLs and IADLs will get more difficult for seniors, leading them to need some level of private pay home care. They also know Medicare does not cover long-term care like Private Duty Home care.

A big feature is care managers can also assess the client’s level of competency to make financial decisions so the financial planner can gauge whether the client can make decisions about their own money.

Why would financial planners work with a care manager?

 

Biggest Feature Care Managers Bring to Financial

Planners

The biggest feature of a care manager working with a financial planner is they can offer their clients a one-to-one concierge future health care expense plan, estimating how much long-term care will cost over time for each individual financial planning client.

So the care manager benefits the financial Planner by personally, one-to-one- working with the financial advisor’s clients helping them make both a retirement plan that includes health care realities and listening to and including their own individual health care choices.

Care Management Benefits to Financial Planners

Financial Planners are pre-planners and the care managers can help the financial health care costs and tailor that future health care to the client’s choices to help them think through situations in advance helping provide the advisor a roadmap for potential expenses. Care Managers can collaborate to create a long-term care plan for clients who wish to move or need to move to a higher level of care. They can personally collaborate with the client to create a long-term care plan for clients who wish to stay at home as financial planner plans accordingly for the cost of care. The outcome or the benefit of the collaboration of the financial planner and care managers is a fulsome more accurate financial plan for the aging client combining health and wealth planning skills.

 

Why would financial planners work with a care manager?

This is like a care management benefit to a conservator. A geriatric care manager is a health professional who specializes in the physical and mental issues of an older person. So care managers benefit from a conservator or helping to map out the care of psychosocial and health care issues of older conservatees and what will be the cost of future care.

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Why Would 3rd Parties like Conservators or Guardians Use a Care Manager ?

March 7, 2022

 Why Would a Conservator Hire a Care Manager?

 Why would third parties like conservators or guardians use a care manager and why do you need to know this? First, you need to create a practice that meets the needs of major referral sources like conservators, the term we use in the west or in the east a guardian. Adult children, call you to start services on their own but a conservator calls you directly. 

Why would third parties like conservators or guardians use a care manager? A conservator or guardian has the legal choice in hiring a geriatric care manager or ALCA member. But conservators need to know what you will do to benefit them with their clients if they are to work with your agency. This means how will you benefit their practice. On the feeding chain of referrals, conservators or guardians can be one of your most important sources of income for your business. You have to deliver what they need in benefits to make money.

Benefits and Features

Conservators need to know what you will do to benefit them with their clients if they are to work with your agency.Features and benefits are very different. Features often directly address common problems experienced by users. Benefits are the outcomes or results that users will experience by using your product or service – the very reason why a prospective customer becomes an actual customer.

Why would third parties like conservators or guardians use a care manager?Conservators need to know what you will do to benefit them with their clients if they are to work with your agency

A  conservator is a legal entity that manages money and the legal guidelines of the conservatorship are often because of undue influence. A geriatric care manager is a health professional who specializes in the physical and mental issues of an older person. So care managers benefit a conservator or guardian by monitoring and arranging the care of psychosocial and health care issues of older conservatees.

Why would third parties like conservators or guardians use a care manager

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Help with Dysfunctional Families

Why would third parties like conservators or guardians use a care manager? Conservators often work with the very dysfunctional families of the conservatee. However many guardians or conservators have financial rather than psychosocial backgrounds. Therefore the benefit of a care manager is they are skilled in interceding with dysfunctional families and can take the conservator off the hot seat. Care managers benefit the conservator by intervening with a difficult family and addressing the client’s needs, symptoms and defenses to protect the conservatee, for the guardian. This is a great benefit to the conservator, who often does not have these skills.

Why would third parties like conservators or guardians use a care manager

Some other examples of benefits you bring to a conservator

  • You can act as a ‘medical information hub,’ attending doctor appointments and providing the conservator with physician notes, current vital signs, medications information, and treatment directions.
  • You can assess whether care in a facility is delivered as contracted by the conservator.
  • You monitor the physical and mental health issues of an older person and report back to the conservator
  • You can staff a conservator’s case with excellent care providers if the conservatee needs caregivers  at home or in a  higher level of care
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How Do the Benefits Not Features Get 3rd Parties To Refer To You ?

February 16, 2022

benefits you bring to the 3rd party and their aging client.  

What Make’s 3rd Parties Refer to Geriatric Care Managers? The Benefits You Offer 3rd party and their aging client.  

Why would third parties like trust officers, elder law attorneys, conservators, or guardians refer a care manager to their aging client and family? If you have an Aging Life or GCM business you need to know.It is the benefits you bring to the 3rd party and their aging client.

benefits you bring to the 3rd party and their aging client.

The Journal of Aging Life Care its March 2017 issue gives care managers some critical clues to solve this question.  The first benefit you  offer is a practice that meets the needs of your clients and major referral sources. Many clients- usually adult children, call you to start services on their own. But a good majority of clients will call you because their attorney, bank trust officers, CPA referred them. These third parties need to know what benefits you   offer both them and their clients if they are to make referrals to your agency. On the feeding chain of referrals, they are one of your most important sources to feed income into your business. You have to deliver what benefit you offer where they make money.

Great Research Results on What 3rd Parties Want in Benefit You Offer

The Florida Chapter of Aging Life invested in a 7-year research project to get some of these benefits you bring to the 3rd party and their aging client answers about the best benefit you offer, published in the Aging Life Journal. in March 2017. This is the first research study on Aging Life Care that pinpoints what third parties who refer clients want and value in a care manager. It is groundbreaking.  

Reading this tells the care manager, not only what benefit you offer to include in your services but in your marketing material, and sales pitch or elevator pitch to the third party. The study tells you what 3rd parties are looking for in a senior advocate for them. They found the number one reason third-party clients use care managers is they keep the client’s health care stable by assessing and monitoring their clients. So the important benefit to selling is how you keep the client’s health care stable so the client is not calling the 3rd party.

The second benefit updating the third parties on a regular basis. The benefits you bring to the 3rd party and their aging client is communication so the 3rd party always knows the status of the client. This can be through texts, email, phone calls, a regular monthly report, which would also be done for the family. So use the key benefits of “constant updates “when you market to third parties, like wealth managers, elder law attorneys, guardians, assisted living, and doctors. Get a copy of this important Journal if you belong to ALCA or join, as this type of information is one of the many many benefits of the Aging Life Care Association by joining. 

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