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ProAging Members: Seabury in conjunction with the Mid Atlantic chapter of NAPGCM has developed a survey about the care management industry. Here is the link to the survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/napgcm We are asking that the survey be completed during the month of May and both Seabury and NAPGCM will provide the results. Thanks! Kate Kate Lewis Director Community Relations & Services Seabury Resources for Aging 4201 Butterworth Place, NW Washington, DC 20016 P: 202-414-6312/C: 301-938-5520/ F: 202-289-5693
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By Christy Brudin
At first, Linda* just seemed a little forgetful, according to James*, her husband of 43 years. Then, her employer started noticing some problems and suggested she take a yearlong[...]
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CARF International released accreditation standards for case management for organizations providing services in the aging services field. The standards are in the newly published 2012 editions of the[...]
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By: Cathy Ritter
A whirlwind schedule packed with activities, such as traveling to nearby historical attractions or a professional sporting event. Working out in a fully-equipped health center or[...]
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How one couple received 'undercover care' through a unique cleaning service
When it comes to deciding where to spend their future years, an increasing number of seniors are choosing to remain[...]
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Hal Ely could never forget that day at the bowling alley when he met Kay, the woman that would become his future wife of nearly 50 years.
"I kept making strikes that day," he said with a laugh. "I[...]
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Nearly 60 professionals showed up a Springwell Senior Living in Baltimore, MD to network and engage in a discussion lead by Michael C. Patterson, a founding principal in mindRAMP & Associates,[...]
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*Anthony Coruzzi — Three Brothers*
For Anthony (Tony) Coruzzi and his family, nothing is more important than the strong bond they share. And on this particular day, they are happily gathered at the[...]
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Emma Alford moved her mother Annie Davis, also affectionately known as Ms. Daisy, from Mt. Vernon NY to care for her. For Emma, it was the best option after her father had passed away, especially[...]
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