As the Baby Boomer generation continues its steady march towards retirement, ideas surrounding senior care will continue to come to the forefront. One concept that continues to gain traction is client-centered care (sometimes called patient-centered care). Let’s discuss what this philosophy means, why it can be a beneficial approach to senior care, and how to distinguish which agencies employ this concept.
Many people think of the birds and the bees when they hear about “the Talk.” Indeed, this is somewhat a rite of passage in American culture for parents and children. But did you know that there is another “Talk” that is especially important to have later in life? And the roles might even be swapped? The discussion between adult children and their elderly parents regarding end-of-life decisions and desires can be just as difficult to initiate as the birds and bees discussion, but it’s just as important. Let’s take a look at tips to start the conversation, and different considerations that need to be discussed.
