• SEPTEMBER 6, 2014
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    The Financial Cost of Care

    Seniors Finance and Caregiving As we age, we face new challenges and have different financial needs. Seniors Finance and Care is a new part of the RBC Advice Centre where we will be sharing advice and information on a range of topics that are relevant for Seniors and their families – starting with some important

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    • SEPTEMBER 4, 2014
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    Care Needs Trumps $$

    Originally published at allaboutesstates.ca on September 4, 2014: Further to my last week’s blog, ‘Care @ Home’ I wrote that the POA for Property/Finance should support the care needs of the incapable individual and the decisions made by the POA for Personal Care. I received a note from a reader who provided the following legal

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    • AUGUST 26, 2014
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    Care@ Home?

    Originally published in allaboutestates on August 26, 2014: I have always stated that the Power of Attorney for Finances needs to be able to support the decisions made by the Power of Attorney for Personal Care. In other words, care needs should dictate where monies should be spent. The first part of the equation is

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    • JULY 31, 2014
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    You Don’t Have To Do It Alone

    Jane and Charlie celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary a few months ago. They have continued to live in their two-story family home and seemed to be managing fairly well. Charlie was still driving and both had remained active with volunteer work, attending lectures, other day-to-day activities and occasional babysitting of their grandchildren. When visiting one

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    • JULY 22, 2014
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    A Successful Day

    I met with a lovely couple last week. They are both in the 80’s and have been living in their two-story home for the last 50 plus years. He has Parkinson’s Disease (PD) and has fallen several times. Luckily to date, he has not broken any bones or injured himself badly. He called our company

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    • JUNE 4, 2014
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    May ENews

    Elder Caring’s May 2014 Newsletter: I recently attended the annual conference of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers which took place in Nashville. As you may know, Geriatric Care Management in the States is well understood, however I realize that in Canada, there are many individuals who don’t fully understand the benefits a

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    • APRIL 9, 2014
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    Mosaic Home Care Ltd. and Elder Caring Inc. launch joint venture to add a new dimension to Care Management Oversight Services for the Canadian Homecare marketplace.

    Wednesday, April-14 For Immediate Release Greater Toronto Area, Canada As part of their continuing commitment to high standards of customer care and service excellence, Mosaic Home Care Ltd. and Elder Caring Inc. are extremely pleased to announce a significant new joint venture. The provision of Professional Care Management for those with more complex care needs

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    • MARCH 13, 2014
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    New & Old Ways Our Health Care System Keeps Us Healthy

    Originally published in allaboutestates.ca on March 13, 2014: There is a new initiative underway that will expand the services that pharmacists are able to provide to Canadians from coast to coast. Elements of the proposal are already underway and working well in several provinces. 9000 Points of Care is designed to expand the pharmacists’ scope

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    • JANUARY 29, 2014
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    Mental Health Awareness

    Originally posted in allaboutestates.ca on January 29, 2014: Yesterday was Bell Canada’s ‘Let’s Talk’ day which is in support of mental health awareness. Bell has opted to talk openly about mental illness with the hope of reducing stigma so that people can get the help they need. One in five Canadians will have or have

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    • JANUARY 21, 2014
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    What Can The CCAC Do For Me?

    Originally posted in allaboutestates.ca on January 21, 2014 by Audrey Miller: I had an opportunity to participate in a discussion on resources provided by the Community Care Access Centre (CCAC for short). Part of my role as a geriatric care manager is to make sure our clients are living as well as they can and

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