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Cleveland Clinic is spreading its method of providing older adults a way to try and stay in the moment by taking its “Memory Café” model from several of its hospitals and moving them to several of its Cuyahoga County Library…
Two days before closing, a title company freezes a chunk of the sale proceeds on a house that carried no mortgage and cost the heirs nothing while Mom was alive. What Medicaid does after death follows a completely different set…
Reclaiming Your Life in an Age of Surrogates Chapter 1. The Alchemy of Daily Life: The Secret of True Joy Our lives are woven from the most ordinary details. Yet, within them lies a great secret: a profound capacity for joy…
Hospice Manager Development Program, Level II Online Module Faculty: Patricia A. Goodwin, ACSW, LCSW, ACHP-SW June 14 – July 12 Learn more and register for Managing Workplace Negativity. Hospice Manager Development Program, Level II Online Module Faculty: N. Joel Fry, MSW, LISW June 21 – July…
A Swiss trial protocol will test an enhanced person profile intervention combining routine family participation and psychological safety methods to improve quality of life for people with dementia in long-term care facilities.
WMAR 2 News Baltimore Symphony Manor offers supportive senior living in Roland Park
(CLO) At the age of 94, after many years of retirement and living with his children and grandchildren, Mr. Nguyen Xuan Tinh chose to go to a nursing home every day, both to have someone to take care of him, to…
Ben Souchek, owner of Home Downsizing Solutions, stands in front of Penny Alderson’s former home. “My service is not for someone who has the resources and inclination to fix up their home to sell,” he said. “But for someone who…
ATLANTA, Ga. (InvestigateTV) - Family caregivers are considered the backbone of America’s long-term care system and experts say that backbone is breaking. About one in four adults in the country provide ongoing care for a loved one, sometimes at the expense…
Dani Clevens pointed to a painting on display at the inaugural Opening Minds through Art show. The canvas featured a sea of green dots, a collection of purple, yellow and green apple-shaped stamp marks, and a border of yellow and…