A live and interactive discussion with two important professions
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12:10:34 From Kathleen Greaney to All panelists : So happy to be a Sponsor this month as part of Watermark's Elite Collection, a Silverstone/Watermark collaboration. Amanda Max, The Providence Fairfax - new AL/MC in Fairfax, VA amax@watermarkcommunities.com ; 571-396-0500
12:10:44 From Ellen Pincus : Hello Ellen Pincus with Cavalier Home Health 5 Star Skilled Home Health in VA 703-477-6252 epincus@cavalierhomehealth.com.
12:11:42 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : From Kathleen Greaney to All Panelists: 12:10 PM
So happy to be a Sponsor this month as part of Watermark's Elite Collection, a Silverstone/Watermark collaboration. Amanda Max, The Providence Fairfax - new AL/MC in Fairfax, VA amax@watermarkcommunities.com ; 571-396-0500
12:11:58 From Eileen Spinella to All panelists : Good Afternoon Everyone from Eileen Spinella with Goodwin House Hospice.
12:13:08 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : From Eileen Spinella to All Panelists: 12:11 PM
Good Afternoon Everyone from Eileen Spinella with Goodwin House Hospice.
12:15:04 From David Matcha to All panelists : Hi All, my name is Dave Matcha - I help small business owners and individuals with benefits such as Disability, Life Insurance and Long Term Care. Mobile 301-802-6906 - matchabenefits@gmail.com
12:15:58 From Jim Bland : Hi this is Jim Bland with Seniors Home Services. We provide all types of accessibility home modifications and 24/7 remote care / fall monitoring technology to help seniors be able to stay in their homes for as long as possible and as safely as possible. Our website is www.seniorshomeservices.com and I can be reached directly at 410-610-6937. Our company looks forward to being a valuable resource!
12:16:29 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : From David Matcha to All Panelists: 12:15 PM
Hi All, my name is Dave Matcha - I help small business owners and individuals with benefits such as Disability, Life Insurance and Long Term Care. Mobile 301-802-6906 - matchabenefits@gmail.com
12:19:51 From Jeanina DiVittorio : Jeanina DiVittorio, Grand Oaks, a Senior Living Residence, Washington DC. 202-345-9665, jdivitt1@jhmi.edu. We are fully affiliated with Sibley Memorial Hospital and Johns Hopkins Medicine therefore providing a very unique care value.
12:20:28 From Bob Coulson : Bob Coulson - Certified as a Senior Advisor, Retirement Options Life Coach, and Pet Chaplain. I train and coach on zoom with organizations, groups, couples, and individuals. Contact retirementlifecoachllc@gmail.com
12:24:50 From Ellen Pincus : Do you both cover VA?
12:24:56 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : Find all of our recordings and upcoming events at this link https://www.retirementlivingsourcebook.com/digital-discussions
12:25:34 From Jim Bland : Sorry folks...forgot to include my email...jbland@seniorshomeservices.com
12:25:35 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : A big thank you to The Elite Collection by Silverstone/Watermark for supporting us this month https://elite.watermarkcommunities.com/
12:28:02 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : Contact for our panel members today
Elena Sallitto, Esq (elena@stavelylaw.com)
Jennifer Sapp (jsapp@seaburyresources.org)
12:29:59 From Martha Patterson to All panelists : What is the person’s position you recommended to try first. Home care provider?
12:34:33 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : June 10 - Meet the Daily Money Managers
June 11 - Innovative Device for the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease
June 15 - Meet the Elder Law Attorneys
June 15 - WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE A HEALTH CRISIS (partner event)
June 17 - Understand Virginia Medicaid and Waivers
June 18 - Understanding the Reverse Mortgage
June 22 - The Value of Music for Older Adults
June 24 - Homes that Make Life Easier & Support Aging in Place
June 29 - What to Do with Everything You Own to Leave the Legacy You Want
June 30 - Integenerational Programs
12:34:43 From David Matcha to All panelists : A life insurance can have a Long Term Care rider which pays out if someone cannot perform 2 ADLs...the payout is 4% per month. A 100k policy would pay out $4,000 per month. Some carriers do not work on a reimbursement basis...and will not require receipts.
12:35:14 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : From David Matcha to All Panelists: 12:34 PM
A life insurance can have a Long Term Care rider which pays out if someone cannot perform 2 ADLs...the payout is 4% per month. A 100k policy would pay out $4,000 per month. Some carriers do not work on a reimbursement basis...and will not require receipts.
12:37:14 From Eric Brown to All panelists : Also educating the clients relative to their insurance is paramount
12:37:44 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : From Eric Brown to All Panelists: 12:37 PM
Also educating the clients relative to their insurance is paramount
GOOD COMMENT ERIC!
12:40:41 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : Elder Law Academy https://naela.org//
12:46:25 From Bob Coulson : Isn't reinforcing "independent" a set up for a false reality? Encouraging self-sufficiency and collaborative care as a team would be more realistic. Reinforcing independence results in resistance and ambivalence to change.
12:48:23 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : ElderLink: A Beacon of Light for Older Adults and Their Caregivers https://www.inova.org/about-inova/inova-your-community/community-access-care/elderlink
12:49:15 From Steve Gurney - ProAging Sourcebook : Area Agency on Aging (AAA) https://eldercare.acl.gov/Public/About/Aging_Network/AAA.aspx
12:50:17 From Peggy Floria : Concur with Bob. When seniors dig in their heels and refuse in home care and refuse to go to assisted living, insisting they are still "independent," and only want assistance when it goes "full catastrophic," at what point do you make the decision to "let them fall?"
12:51:02 From Peggy Floria : I ask this question not because there is a wish to let them fall, but from the perspective of respecting a senior's wishes, even if it is not in their best interest.
12:52:08 From Peggy Floria : From my perspective, the answer in this situation is to set the conditions to do the best by them as possible.
12:53:42 From Bob Coulson : Clients typically come in crisis, how do you manage the emotions of pre-crisis, crisis, and post-crisis of all those involved with an older person? Are you do family conferencing?
12:54:17 From Peggy Floria : I am talking about a full refusal by the seniors to participate in such conversations.
12:56:31 From Gelareh Bassiry to All panelists : Thank you, Steve, for this great service!
12:59:56 From Peggy Floria : My thanks to everyone for the wonderful discussion. Please feel free to consider me a resource for your Retirement Transition needs. Peggy@intentionalcoachingandconsulting.com
13:00:36 From Bob Coulson : Most clients dread and don't want facility care before covid and after especially after covid. People say independent as possible but they really hear I'm independent and don't need help until I really do. Very self-centric thinking with no or little awareness of their impact of loved ones who care for them or are concerned for them. Self-sufficient is a more exacting term and planning collaboratively how to fulfill IADLs and IDLs may be more helpful to all. My parents are in mid 80's and will not give up their "independence" but live dangerously for self and others they drive around. You have a tough job, thanks.
13:03:02 From Bob Coulson : Panelists, thanks for your content and passion for helping others. Keep up the great work!
13:03:32 From Jim Bland : Great discussion!!!! Thank you!
13:04:22 From Clareen Heikal : This has been helpful and I definitely like the trans-disciplinary discussion. Thank You much!
13:05:20 From Deb Merriner : Thank you all for a great presentation. Deb Merriner, Buckley's for Seniors, Premium Concierge, Companion and Transportation, 703-390-0535
13:05:20 From Bob Coulson : Always ask and what if that does not work out, what would you do?
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