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ALS Does Not Have to be a Socially Isolating Diagnosis

ALS Does Not Have to be a Socially Isolating Diagnosis

Susan, a vivacious woman in her late sixties, had been knitting for as long as she could remember. Her grandmother taught her when she was a little girl, and it was a relaxing activity that she enjoyed throughout her career and into her time as a grandmother herself....
June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month: Work with a Professional Care Manager to Navigate Appropriate Care

June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month: Work with a Professional Care Manager to Navigate Appropriate Care

June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month. It’s a time for everyone to remember the importance of brain health and to shed light on the debilitating effects of Alzheimer’s disease. For families with loved ones experiencing cognitive decline,...
Personality Changes With Alzheimer’s Disease

Personality Changes With Alzheimer’s Disease

Being a care manager for so many years, I’ve seen the various ways that individuals and their families are affected by Alzheimer’s. The difficult part to accept is that every path is different. Symptoms vary, changes vary, the speed varies, each person...
What is a Geriatric Care Manager?

What is a Geriatric Care Manager?

As part of celebrating the month of May as Aging Life Care Month, we would like help educate our visitors on what it is that Aging Life Care Professionals, also known as Geriatric Care Managers, do to help aging persons and their involved family members to plan for...
Caring for an Aging Parent from Afar

Caring for an Aging Parent from Afar

Just like his mother, Patty, Timothy was born and raised in Philadelphia. Almost a decade ago he married, relocated to the west coast for work, and started a family of his own. An only child, Timothy called his mother every weekend to share updates, check in, and give...