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Posts Tagged with "continuum of care"

  • Featured, Health & Disability

    Posted on November 15th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

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    continuum care, continuum of care, Depression, depression and older adults, depression in older adults, diagnosis of depresson, Evidence Based Practices, Mental health, mental health treatment, older adults, part of aging, quality of life, SAMSA, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

    INCLUDE DEPRESSION TREATMENT IN CONTINUUM CARE

    Depression often goes undiagnosed in older adults. Twenty to twenty-five percent of the older population may be suffering from it.   It is treatable and does not have to be a part of aging.
    CONTINUUM OF CARE
    Addressing social, medical, and mental health needs should all be part of the Continuum of Care (Continuum Care). Depression can masquerade as chronic illness, dementia, or old age.  If depression is diagnosed, numerous treatments are available and often have excellent… More

  • Housing

    Posted on October 17th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

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    assisted living facility, Buckner Retirement Village, care for the elderly, caregiving, continum care, continuum of care, continuum of care definition, Dementia, home health care, memory care, skilled nursing facility

    WHEN A CONTINUUM OF CARE CONTRACT BREAKS

    This week, I was shocked to hear that the assisted living facility at Buckner Retirement Village in Dallas, TX, would be closing on December 1, 2011.  I have no relatives living there, but having shepherded both parents through assisted living, I understand how this announcement shakes the world of residents, their families, and staff.
    WHY A CONTINUUM OF CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY?
    An older person enters the continuum of care as the physical limitations of aging demand additional… More

  • Housing

    Posted on August 19th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

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    aging in place, Assisted living, assisted living option, CCRC, continuum care, continuum of care, Dementia, group home, group homes, memory care, Parkinson's disease, retirement communities, retirement community, retirement facility

    A PERSONAL GROUP HOME EXPERIENCE

    CONTINUUM OF CARE
    During the last seven years of her life, my mother progressed through the continuum of care in a series of retirement communities.   Initially, both of my parents moved to the independent living wing of a retirement facility that also offered assisted living and memory care.  After my father’s death, Mom lived in their apartment until her Parkinson’s disease made it dangerous for her to live alone.  For a year she had a live-in caregiver,… More

  • Housing

    Posted on August 18th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

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    Activities of Daily Living, ADL's, assisted care living facility, Assisted living, assisted living with assistance, assisted living without assistance, assisted living--memory care, Caregiver, continuum of care, Dementia, group home, group home for aged, group home for elderly, group home for seniors, group homes, Independent living, personal care home, residential care home, senior homes, senior housing

    GROUP HOMES

    WHAT IS A GROUP HOME?

    A Group Home is a private residence for unrelated persons living in a family or community setting, generally with the aid of a caregiver.
    Some are run by the government and some are privately owned. The group usually shares a common characteristic such as:

    Developmentally disabled
    In recovery from drug or alcohol addiction
    Youths (with behavioral problems, criminal records, or history of abuse or neglect)
    Children in the foster care system
    Seniors citizens… More

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