Brick by Brick Bonding Tools for Family Care All Home Care Matters was honored to welcome Patty Sherin & Laura Herman as guests to the show to discuss their book “Brick by Brick Bonding Tool for Family Care: Bonding Activities for Seniors Living with Alzheimer’s and Dementia and Their Care Partners.” About the Book: Brick By […]
Determining when it’s time to seek out care options, whether that means in-home care, assisted living, or another form of senior care, can be an overwhelming task. The internal struggle between emotion and logic is common for many family members as they grapple with the idea of placing their loved one under another person’s care. But
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The Caregiving Support Network All Home Care Matters was honored to welcome the founding members of the Caregiving Support Network as guests to the show to learn more about how they’re helping to support and change lives of family caregivers. The Caregiving Support Network was started in 2022 to lift the everyday burdens of caregiving off
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Bill Lightfoot – Bringing Awareness to Elder Abuse All Home Care Matters is honored to welcome renowned Elder Abuse advocate and 36 year Richmond Police Department Sergeant and Special Investigator, William “Bill” Lightfoot. Former Sergeant Bill Lightfoot served with the Richmond Police Department for thirty-six years. He has served as an investigator with the Property Crimes
Real Talk with Real Caregivers All Home Care Matters is honored to welcome back Christina Keys the Director of Community Growth at Caregiving.com to discuss the new partnership with All Home Care Matters to produce a new show, once a month, called “Real Talk with Real Caregivers”. Family Caregivers have always struggled finding local resources, support
Two of the leading voices in senior health care and everything Alzheimer’s are joining forces to help combat, inform, educate, and advise people dealing with everything we all eventually have to deal with – growing old. Lance A. Slatton, a case manager of Enriched Life Home Care Services (ELHCS) in Livonia, MI and host of the
Positive Aging Community All Home Care Matters is honored to welcome Mr. Steve Gurney as a guest to the show to discuss tips and guidance for when it is time to shop for senior living options. Steve Gurney founded Retirement Living SourceBook in 1990. Drawing from the experience of observing his family caring for Steve’s aging
Embracing What Remains: A Memoir All Home Care Matters is honored to welcome author, Andrea Couture. Andrea is the author of the book “Embracing What Remains: A Memoir”. Andrea Couture is an author and mother of three children. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from Saint Michael’s College in Vermont. Embracing What Remains
Mirador Magazine All Home Care Matters is honored to welcome two incredible individuals as guest to the show and the Co-Founders of Mirador Magazine, Nikki Jardin and Tavé Fascé Drake. About Nikki: Nikki Jardin has meandered down a variety of paths throughout her life, resulting in a somewhat haphazard but ultimately rewarding work history. She loves
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Slow Puncture, Living Well with Dementia All Home Care Matters was honored to welcome two remarkable guests, Peter Berry & Deb Blunt. They are cyclists, authors, and dementia advocates helping to raise awareness for dementia. Peter was diagnosed with early onset dementia eight years ago, when he was 50. Before his diagnosis, Peter ran a successful
Dementia Connection Model All Home Care Matters is honored to welcome Dr. Jennifer Stelter, Psy.D., CDP, CADDCT, DCS, DCSCT the Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer, Creator of the Dementia Connection Model©, and Dementia Expert as our guest to the show. Dr. Jennifer Stelter, also known as The Oil Doctor, Psy.D., is a Clinical Psychologist, dementia expert, and
The World Health Organization has reported that the number of people aged 60 years or older is projected to double and reach 2.1 billion by 2050. With an already concerning caregiver shortage in many parts of the United States, home care companies are in need of a method by which they can increase efficiency and scale
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