Have you taken your handwashing routine to new heights during the COVID-19 pandemic? That’s great! Keep up the good work. Unfortunately, 42% of respondents...
What is an Aging Life Care Manager?
As you manage the care of an aging loved one, it can be helpful to seek support from a professional. Learn about the unique...
Women’s History is Our Future
Anne speaking at Rory Meyers College of Nursing at NYU in March 29, 2018. March is National Women’s History Month and May is...
Ten signs of when you need to be involved: the Coronavirus factor
Paying attention to situations that can affect the well-being of older adults can make all the difference. The effect of the COVID19 virus has...
Dad Had A Stroke… Now What? (Part II)
In my previous blog post, we learned Mr. Smith needed skilled rehabilitation services after his stroke. His son, Paul, selected a facility near his home...
Staying Safe Post-Vaccine
After almost a year of living during a pandemic, there is finally a light at the end of the tunnel! Thanks to the rollout...
A Preventable Disaster Saddened and Frustrated Me
“Living with a Visionary” is a beautifully written essay by John Matthias, Professor Emeritus and writer, published in the New Yorker on February 1,...
Racial Bias in Requesting Caregivers: How to rise above this problem!
“My father will not tolerate a ____________ (fill-in-the-blank) caregiver. Can you promise me a ____________ one?” Having run a home care business for over...
Dad Had a Stroke… Now What?
Mr. Smith is 79 years old. A week ago, he had a stroke while home alone. Thankfully, his youngest son arrived minutes later and...
Tips on Mask-wearing for People With Dementia
Although the temptation is strong now that vaccines are gaining distribution to become more relaxed about COVID-19 prevention, we cannot afford to let down...