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As an experienced Care Manager, I have put together this document outlining priorities for older adults during these mandated stay-at-home times. If you do not have a support system and find that you need help putting together a plan that works, go to www.aginglifecare.org and plug in your zip code under the “Find a Care Manager” tab, or feel free to reach out for more information.
Family, friends, companions, therapists and team members of all types including Care Managers are not allowed into the building to help support the older adult. They are in isolation. What can you do to help your loved one?
I wanted to share with you this important article from the Harvard Business Review as many of us are grappling with feelings of grief during these difficult times.
It has only been two weeks since I sent out my first set of recommendations to you and yet the information about the coronavirus is changing rapidly with new recommendations and restrictions coming out almost daily. Here are my current recommendations:
There are still many unknowns about how this is going to unfold. I believe we should be confident about getting through this by being prepared and being educated. This means having a plan which includes stocking up on certain items and making sure that everyone around your family members are performing care and precautions to the recommended high standards of practice. I am here to assist you in every way. We can individualize a plan for you and your loved ones.
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