My Spouse Has Dementia
A free, bi-weekly podcast that uses personal stories, occasional interviews, and simple rituals to support dementia caregiving spouses
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Rabbi Matt Field asks: Do caregiving agencies have a staffing problem or a people problem? (E-36)
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Host and Producer Zita Christian and Guest Rabbi Matt Field, owner of Right at Home, a home care and assistance agency, discussed how agencies such as his can improve dementia care by treating staffing as a human-centered coordination problem rather than simply filling shifts. Care Standards To help agency caregivers be most effective in their assignments, Matt emphasized the importance of creating individualized, continually updated care plans, thoughtful caregiver-client matching, warm introdu
Taco Bell Executive Creates a Breakthrough Dementia Caregiving Plan for His Mom (opens the original)
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Until his mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, Mark Wilson was a human resources executive at Taco Bell. Doctors gave his widowed mom six years to live. Mark retired, moved back home, back to the bedroom of his childhood. And he made a plan. He drew on his corporate experience to build a caregiving team of five aides who cared for his mother 24/7. He researched how particular foods might help his mother and he took over the cooking. He searched for a doctor to help his mother with a painful ai
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