From Hospital to Home: Post Hospital Syndrome
Recently I addressed the Post-Acute Care Continuum in White Plains, New York. An organization whose goal is to educate and share best practices in post-acute care and care transitions. I was asked to speak about how geriatric care managers can help to...
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A Flower and a Shower: Caring for Someone with Dementia
From a practical point of view, a shower for a person with Alzheimer’s Disease can sometimes take on an entirely different aura.
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A Doctor’s Simple Request
In the last weeks of Helene’s life, she entered Calvary, a hospital devoted to end of life care or as Calvary likes to say, “where life continues.” A short distance from her home in Pelham, New York and my office in New Rochelle, as her geriatric care...
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Our Parents: Their Resistance our Frustration
This Aging Life Care consultant is giving you a test: The question: Why do your adult parents love to say “No” to their adult children? Because they like to be in the driver’s seat, even thou they may no longer be driving. Because they like things just the...
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Besides the Queen, Every Woman Needs a Pocketbook
At one moment or another, we have all wondered what the Queen of England carries in her pocketbook.
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Tea with a Purpose
The act of making a cup of tea for me was both an act of kindness and the momentary gift of purpose.
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Mi Casa Su Casa…Not All the Time
It was Cinda’s first day on the job. She wanted to do what she could to make a good first impression.
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When A Parent is Fine: Five Strategies for Keeping the Status Quo
When the status quo is the preferable option.
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Thinking About a Guardianship? Information to Know
When is guardianship the best option and what is the process involved?
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When Missing From my Office Isn’t so Bad
Sometimes it is best to meet first, with the family or spouse, to gather information, and create a plan.
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