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Seniors Embrace Aging in Place – Rismedia

The new catch phrase among homeowners is “aging in place.” Instead of selling their homes and moving into retirement villages or assisted-living quarters, a growing number of older Americans are modifying their homes to make them more user-friendly as they age. Read More

Using Geriatric Care Managers

A geriatric care manager can play a critical role helping you resolve long-term care needs. Generally, they have training in gerontology, social work, nursing, or counseling.

Services provided by a geriatric care manager include conducting care-planning assessments to identify potential problems, eligibility for certain types of assistance, and need for services; reviewing financial, legal, or medical issues; crisis intervention; acting as a liaison between parents and children who live in different parts of the country; and counseling and support.

To locate a geriatric care manager in your area, visit The National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers at www.caremanager.org.


 
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