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Audrey Miller in action at Verity Club presentation Caring for our Parents Today and Tomorrow
Interview by Jennifer Paterson, Benefits Canada January 10, 2020
In 2018, 25 per cent of Canadians, or 7.8 million people, aged 15 and older provided care to a family member or friend with a long-term health condition, a physical or mental disability or problems related to aging, according to data published this week by Statistics Canada. Read One in four Canadians
Interview by: Elizabeth Naumovski, CM
As our parents age, we face a variety of concerns such as their deteriorating health. Are they capable to live alone & are they well taken care of.
By: Catherine Harris, October 26, 2018
Do you have clients who have aging parents? Do you know how to help these clients prepare for what may lie ahead? Although this issue is not strictly included in your mandate as a financial advisor, there’s a lot you can do. Read Parental Guidance
by Denise Deveau, May 16, 2018, The Financial Post
Lidia Vetturetti has had two moments in her life when her marketing research business, Pulse Group Inc., almost came to a grinding halt….. This time she opted to get advice from an elder care specialist to explore her options. Read: Elder care or your small business: Which gets priority?
by Jennifer Paterson | January 8, 2018 Benefits Canada
As Hawaii introduces new legislation to provide working caregivers with a daily stipend of US$70 to offset the costs of elder care, how does it measure up against Canada’s new employment insurance caregiver benefit? Read: How does Hawaii’s new caregiver bill measure up?
The family caregiver plays a key role in supporting the very fabric of Canadian society. The most recent Census data tells us that 28% of all Canadians provide unpaid care to a family member or friend. If you are reading this article, chances are you are or know someone close to you who is a family carer. Read The Role Played by the Family Caregiver
AgeComfort.com October 16, 2017
Third in a six-part series on retirement planning by Denise Deveau, Postmedia, December 3, 2016
Circumstances beyond your control can run even the best-laid retirement plans off course. One of those often-unforeseen circumstances can be the cost of medical care, and Audrey Miller has seen her fair share of retirees who’ve been blindsided by it. The founder and managing director of national consulting firm Elder Caring Inc. in Toronto, says many people she sees simply haven’t put in the work to plan for Planning for the Cost of Care, National Post Dec 1 2016
With many Canadians struggling to balance their work responsibilities with their duties as caregivers for loved ones, employers are facing the challenge of how to step up and offer support.
“Business has to come to the table and take a proactive role. Besides it being the right thing to do, it makes economic sense,” says Audrey Miller, founder and managing director of Elder Caring Inc. Continue… how to suppport working caregivers.
The press has been writing about the greying of our population and how many of us are now living well into our 90s. Close to one in four persons in Canada will be aged 65 and over by 2030, compared to just 15.3 per cent in 2013, according to Statistics Canada. However, when planning for retirement…http://business.financialpost.com/personal-finance/retirement/your-life-after-retirement-health-care-costs-require-careful-planning
February 24, 2015.
Jane Teasdale and I were interviewed on Rogers Day Time Television with Val Cole discussing the needs of our aging parents and the benefits of Elder Caring Plus.
WATCH VIDEO CLIP – PRESS ARROW
DayTime Television
Read about our Wellness Binder in today’s Financial Post
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Some blogs and other stuff:
Let’s Meet For A Virtual Coffee
Latest Stats Can Caregiving Data: Benefits Canada Interview
Holiday Jingle (and then some!)
Senior’s Issues and the Upcoming Federal Election
CTV Your Morning Senior’s Issues
Attorney for Personal Care = Big Responsibility
Travelling with your parents? Some tips
Federal Dementia Strategy: Updates
Tune in FinanceIsPersonal
Choosing your Attorney for Personal Care
Choosing A Retirement Residence: The 3 C’s
Appreciating Japanese Differences and Similarities
Difficult Conversations: With Our Children
Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities (NORC)
The ‘D’ Word We Don’t Talk Enough About- Delirium
‘It Was 24/7’: Coping With The Stress Of Being My Mother’s Caregiver
Shining a Spotlight on (Ontario) Caregivers
Audrey’s advice quoted in Investment Executive
Getting Ready for the Final Scene
It’s Friday at 4:00 pm & your parent is being discharged. HELP!
Attorney compensation and then some!
You Are As Old As You Feel, Or Are You?
Audrey’s latest interview in the Financial Post: Elder care or your small business: Which gets priority?
Crisis in Long Term Care: The Whole Story
Living Safely With Dementia– new resource!
Audrey’s interview in Benefits Canada
The Role Played by the Family Caregiver
What Are You Entitled To? The Federal Government’s Benefit Finder.
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