Nearly 1 in 10 American senior citizens are abused or neglected each year, yet only 1 in 14 cases of elder abuse is brought...
Suicide Among Older Adults – And Help For Them
//// By Susan Birenbaum LCSW, MBA, C-ASWCM //// People do not realize that suicide is a major problem in the elderly. Since Older Adults...
Putting Pen to Paper in the Time of COVID-19
“To write a letter is human, to receive a letter, divine” – Susan Lendroth Four years ago, I downsized. Living in an apartment house,...
7 Common Myths About Elder Abuse
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day was launched in 2006 on June 15th by the World Health Organization. Elder abuse is one of the most overlooked...
COVID-19 Highlights Caregiver’s Need to Plan Ahead
//// By: Lakelyn Hogan, MA, MBA, Gerontologist and Caregiver Advocate //// Caring for a family member can require a lot of coordination. Often family...
Stories of Celebration During COVID-19
//// By: Harisa Paco, MSW, LICSW, CMC //// During March and April our whole world saw this pandemic wreak havoc on our lives. And...
COVID-19 Changes Caregiving at Home Care Facilities
//// By: Annette Murphy, BA, MSW, C-ASWCM //// The challenges of COVID-19 and the fundamental change it’s bringing to caregiving and our healthcare system...
Self-care During a Pandemic
//// By: Harisa Paco, MSW, CMC //// Our nation has been moving towards reopening and Memorial Day weekend saw record numbers of people heading...
One Care Manager’s experience through COVID-19
//// Written by Joan Harris, LSW,MBA, CMC //// May is Aging Life Care Month and this is one perspective through COVID-19 by an Aging...
It Pays To Have A Creative Geriatric Care Manager
Aging Life Care Managers are creative in answering the call for care. Just as the COVID-19 crisis began gripping the nation, a very determined...