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Welcome to Aging Answers with Rebecca and Vicki—your trusted guides through the maze of senior services.Whether you're helping a parent navigate their care options or planning ahead for yourself, we break down the confusion into clear, actionable steps.
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Advance Directives Explained: What Every Georgia Family Needs to Know | Aging Answers (opens the original)
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About 70 percent of people do not have an advance directive. When a health crisis hits, that gap leaves families guessing about the most important decisions at the worst possible time.In this episode of Aging Answers, Rebecca Cox and Vicki Jones sit down with Libby Dunahoo, who leads the advance care planning team at Northeast Georgia Health System. She explains what an advance directive actually is, how Georgia law treats it, and why every adult over 18 should have one. She also shares a simple
The Free Senior Care Resource Most Families Never Hear About | Aging Answers (opens the original)
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Most families call for help the day AFTER something goes wrong. Laura Banner wants the call six months before.===============================Laura is a Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN) and Certified Senior Advisor who spent her clinical career in neurology specializing in dementia. Today she owns Oasis Senior Advisors North Georgia.In this episode she explains what a senior placement advisor actually does, why the service costs families nothing, and how a clinical background changes the conversat
Home Health Explained: What It Covers, How to Qualify, and What Insurance Actually Pays For (opens the original)
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Home health confuses most families the first time they run into it. On this episode of Aging Answers, hosts Rebecca and Vicki sit down with Chelsea Crews, an occupational therapy assistant and home health account executive with Amedisys in the Dahlonega and Dawsonville area, to break down what home health actually is and how to get a parent, or yourself, qualified for it.Chelsea explains who gets sent to the home (nurses, PT, OT, speech therapy, social work, and sometimes a home health aide), wh
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