Community Programs for Caregivers
Insider Info & Practical Tips
How to Get Your Best Care
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Safe & Sound in the Hospital
How to Get the Care You Want for the People You Love
It’s no secret our healthcare providers are stretched thin. Despite their best intentions, cracks in care open up. Pick up simple, practical tips to partner with your loved ones’ care providers to support safe and sound care.
In less than an hour, learn how to “pitch in” for your loved ones’ hospital care without years of nursing school:
- What to watch for, say, and do
- Key moments when patients are especially vulnerable
- How to support good communication—key to peace of mind (for everyone!)
- Plus many more valuable tips!
Length: 2 versions, 40 minutes and 60 minutes
Audiences: Adults 18+, especially caregivers to parents or anyone managing an illness with a high risk of hospital care, anyone considering surgery, professional patient advocates, Certified Senior Advisors, benefits managers, and employee groups.

Maxine Moments: 10 Times When You Must Speak Up for Better Care
Maxine has no trouble speaking up! But, for most of us, speaking up to doctors and nurses can be intimidating. For your best care, it’s important to know key stress points in health care that beg for you to be heard … and heeded.
This lively, interactive presentation sets up fun little “rehearsals,” so participants leave with crucial info about when to speak up for safe and sound care – and how to do so diplomatically. Learn how to channel your inner Maxine!
Length: 30-40 minutes
Audiences: All adults, especially seniors, caregivers to parents or anyone managing an illness, anyone considering surgery, professional patient advocates, Certified Senior Advisors, benefits managers, and employee groups.

Your Advance Care Plan
How to Put All the Pieces Together for Your Peace of Mind
At some point in our lives, we may be unable to make healthcare decisions for ourselves. However, there are documents we can prepare that will express our wishes and guide decisions others may need to make on our behalf.
Naming your Medical Power of Attorney and specifying your wishes in POLST and DNR documents are often fraught with assumptions and incomplete information that may mean your wishes are not carried out as you intend.
In less than an hour, pick up key ideas and “to-do’s” for a mindful and sensitive process that will serve you well and give you peace of mind.
Length: 50 minutes
Audiences: Seniors, estate planning advisors, CSA/Certified Senior Advisors, family caregivers, professional patient advocates, staff in senior residential communities.

Senior Living Decisions
How to Find a Senior Living Community That Fits Your Needs
As we get older, we realize that we can’t do everything we used to do. It might be as simple as looking for a retirement community so you can spend less time cooking and cleaning, and more time having fun.
But, more daunting, is when you or a loved one is unable to live independently due to health or memory issues. How do you find a place that provides the level of assistance needed in a safe, secure environment, yet also meets the lifestyle desired?
It can be an overwhelming decision during an emotionally stressful time. The presentation focuses on simple strategies to help organize thougths, needs, and priorities with “to-do’s” that will help minimize stress and maximize peace of mind.
Length: 50 minutes
Audiences: Seniors, family caregivers, estate planning advisors, CSA/Certified Senior Advisors, professional patient advocates, staff in senior residential communities.

How Caregivers Can Support Loved One’s Care from Afar
Beyond Facetime: How to Support Patients’ Safe Hospital Care
Too often, it’s impossible to break from work or fly cross country to be at your loved one’s bedside during their hospital stay. Information gleaned in Facetime chats with your loved one is pretty limited.
Learn the tips and strategies professional patient advocates use:
- How and when to connect with medical staff (best times of day and why)
- How to get consistent, meaningful medical updates on your loved one
- How to monitor care, diagnoses, recovery, and more.
Even though you may be far away, you’ll be fully present in your loved one’s care.
Length: 30 minutes
Audiences: Family caregivers, anyone interested in being part of their loved ones’ health care, especially those at risk of needing hospital care due to a health care condition, seniors, estate planning advisors, CSA/Certified Senior Advisors, professional patient advocates.

The Telehealth Trend
How to Get Great Care At Your Kitchen Table
Telehealth is fairly new but gaining a lot of use, and it’s definitely here to stay. Like anything new, there’s a learning curve. This presentation is loaded with tips for deciding if telehealth is right for you – and when it is – and that you are set up for a smooth, efficient, and productive meeting with your doctor.
- When telehealth may be right for you (or not)
- How to avoid common mishaps in setting up your “telehealth tech” at home
- How to prep to make sure your goals are met and your questions are answered, and
- More tips on how to get the most out of every minute with your doctor.
Length: 45 minutes
Audiences: Everyone!

Your SuperPower Against SuperBugs
How to Wipe Out Deadly Germs Before They Have the Chance to Wipe You Out
Covid taught us a lot about one SuperBug and simple ways to protect ourselves. But, other “Supers” exist in our communities and health care centers. Too often, they don’t respond well to antibiotics, and there are no vaccines for them, either. Learn…
- Where environmental Superbugs lurk
- How to avoid them
- Their symptoms, and
- When to get medical help… immediately.
Preventing Superbug infections is not rocket science. Invest just 45 minutes to protect your loved ones and yourself.
Length: 45 minutes
Audiences: Everyone! Especially anyone who has a compromised immune system or is caring for someone who is compromised, those who work in public health and patient education, patient advocates, school nurses, and staff in senior and group residential living communities.

COMING SOON!
Demystifying Palliative & Hospice Care
How to Choose Quality Support When Your Loved One Needs Your Help
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For most of us, nothing in life prepares us to navigate health care…which is complicated…especially in a crisis. We’re out to demystify health care, providing info and tips for safe and sound results — one hour, one group at a time.
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