There are lots of questions when it comes to finding quality senior care for a loved one. Acappella is here to answer those and demystify the process. Learn more at www.acappellainhomecare.com
On today's episode, Jo sits down with Paul Boone, a former teacher and current Lyft driver, who shares his stories about how God has helped shape his life and help him to help others.
On today's episode, Jo is joined by Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers, Priscilla Romans, an RN with Graith Care, and Angela Thomas, an RN with Caring with Grace, and together they discuss the intricacies of hiring and advocate for elderly adults.
On today's episode, Jo is joined by Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers and Barbara Glass, the President of AWARE, an organization that has been dedicated to fighting Alzheimer's since 1989. Barbara shares details about AWARE's mission and its upcoming events! For more information or information about AWARE's upcoming events, visit their website: www.awaredallas.org
On today's episode, Jo is joined by Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers and Dr. Shaneka Baylor, a pharmacist, nutrition expert, and the owner of Chefs for Seniors. Join us as Dr. Baylor addresses the importance of a healthy diet for seniors and shares tips for getting picky eaters to eat the right foods.
On today's episode, Jo is joined by Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers and Ellen Mata, a Social Worker with Northpark Presbyterian, to discuss why it's important for places of worship to have a hand in elder care.
On today's episode, Jo discusses the seven ways health care companies can best set themselves up for success. She is joined in-studio by Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers, Mike MacKrell, the Director of Support/Chaplain at Hope Health Care, and Chad Higbee, Executive Director of Hope Health Care.
On today's show, we are joined by Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers and Christy Byerly, LMSW from Senior Living Specialists as we discuss how making decisions about senior care should involve the entire family.
On today's show, we cover the importance of education when it comes to making healthcare decisions with Aging Life Care Specialist and Licensed Clinical Social Worker Peggy Papart and Kathleen Warshawsky, who is a registered nurse, the publisher of Seniors Bluebook, and the President of the Dallas Area Gerontological Society.
On today's show, we discuss the need and obligation to report elder abuse with Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers and Britt Hemsell, a senior living advisor from Ruby Care.
Today we are joined by two incredible members of the Centric Home Health and Hospice team: Jeanna Weaver and the incredible Dr. Alexander Peralta, who explains hospice care from his perspective.
On this episode, Jo discusses the nature and warning signs of Elder Financial Exploitation with Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers along with Physical Therapist Brian Harmon.
On this episode, Jo talks with Olivia Rogers from VNA Hospice and Jeanna Weaver from Centric Home Health and Hospice about Palliative Care.
On this episode, Jo talks with Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers along with Physical Therapist Brian Harmon about the risks and effects of falls in seniors.
On this episode, Jo talks with Michelle Campoboasso & Jeanna Weaver from Centric Home Health and Hospice about loneliness in seniors.
On this episode, Jo talks with Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers along with Physical Therapist Brian Harmon about why vetting your caregiver is so crucial.
On this episode, Jo talks with Brian Levy of Manchester Care Homes & Cambridge Caregivers along with Physical Therapist Brian Harmon about the ratio of in-home care.
On this episode, Jo talks with Brian Levy and Kris Klein about why someone might choose a Residential Care Home.
On this episode, Jo talks with Godwin Dixon, Co-Owner of Teresa's House about the latest on COVID-19.
On this episode, Jo talks with Dr. Cindy Douglas, Division Vice President of Brookdale Hospice about how to tell if a retirement community is the right fit for you or your loved ones.
On this episode, Jo talks with Joyce Logan and Patty Williams from Ruby Care Senior Living Advisors, about what to do when your home doesn't work anymore.
On this episode Jo talks with Joci Miceli from Joci Miceli Realty Group, Fathom Realty, about if now is the time to downsize.
On this episode Jo talks with Julie Beazley CMC and Anne Markowitz Recht LMSW, CMC about Geriatric Care Management in Home Care.
On this episode of the Acappella Podcast , Jo spoke with special guest Michelle Johnson RN, MBA, Director of Nursing at Acappella about Nurses Week!
Acappella and Senior Helpers work together to keep their seniors as well as their staff safe and COVID-10 free!
On this episode, we discuss how to keep COVID-19 out of your community with tips from Executives at Appletree Court Assisted Living in Richardson, TexasThanks to special guests Hope Self, RN, Lisa Fletcher RN, and Jessica Hazelton, Executive Director!
On this episode, Jo sits downs with Dr. John Roland from Evolution Medicine Dallas to discuss valuable information regarding COVID-19 along with sharing tips on how to stay proactive.
Jo sits down with Steven East, Chief Executive Officer of Caring People, one of the largest Home Care companies in America, with offices in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Florida, and now Texas. As Jo and her large team of nurses and caregivers prepare for the Coronavirus pandemic, Jo and Steven talk about how to protect their patients and staff, and discuss how home care is there for the community. There is an increased demand for licensed nurses to help protect and educate businesses in larger cities and communities.
On today's episode, Jo and Erica discuss recent updates about COVID-19.
On today's Acappella Podcast, Jo talks to Administrative Nurse, Erica Moore, about what you need to know from the Coronavirus.
This week, Jo is joined by Sharyn Fein and John Steele form EDUCARE, a non-profit focused on developing highly compassionate, skilled caregivers with a deep understanding of the needs of those in marginalized communities.
On today's Acappella Podcast, Jo talks to Godwin Dixon, co-founder of Teresa's House, about "role reversal." How do you parent your parents when they don't want the help?
In this episode of Acappella, Rachel O'Brien explains what activities anyone can do on a daily basis to stay sharp and independent as we age. To learn about the article Jo mentions on the podcast, please visit:www.seniorlink.com/blog/seniors-and-video-games-gaming-isnt-just-for-millenials
Jo is joined this week by Judy Postle, Acappella's Director of Human Resources. With a new year, they are going to share some resolutions for seniors to stay active, social, and healthy.
Jo welcomes guest Mike MacKrell and Marci Pounders with Hope Healthcare to talk about the importance of spiritual support in health care. Learn more at hopehealthcareus.com
We're continuing our series on things to discuss with family around the holidays, and it's never too early to make sure all your legal bases are covered. John McNair is an estate planning and elder law attorney and is here to answer questions about what programs are offered to offset the cost of long-term care, how to receive the benefits you're owed, and when to establish a comprehensive estate plan.You can learn more about John at mcnair-dallaslaw.com
Planning for the future can be an easy conversation. How do you make difficult talks about healthcare a little easier during the holidays? Jo welcomes Cameron Tuttle and Randy Allen from Honor.
Jo welcomes Linda Gonino to talk about the flu vaccine and holistic medicine for seniors. The flu shot can be very controversial for seniors and can have a serious impact on their health.
Daniel Gottschalk and Alex Bonetti of Family Tree in Houston, TX joins Jo to talk about the negatives of using a franchise, why is locally owned better, and how can families know they're making the right decision.
In this episode of Acappella in Home Care, Jo Alch sits down with Dr. Kelly Newcomer, Lisa Johnson and Dana O'Connor from Hope Health Care to discuss understanding Hospice misconceptions.
Hip fractures from falls can drastically shorten the lives of seniors. Jo welcomes in Frank Bowles, founder of HTK Pads. Short for "hip, tailbone, and knee," this wearable padding is meant to cushion and dissipate the impact of a fall and hopefully prevent serious injury that can mean a severe loss of mobility and, in many cases, death.
Laila Madhani with 4 Seasons Senior Living joins Jo to talk about group homes. What is the benefit versus large assisted living?
Carole Larkin, Certified Dementia Consultant with ThirdAge Services, joins us this week to talk about dementia care. It's not only important for your loved one, but for yourself. She'll also talk about the horrific case of a killer that's preying on the elderly.
On this episode, Jo and Julie Mercer discuss Acappella's Pajamas for Seniors Drive, and the importance of taking part in your local senior care home community through volunteer programs.
The scamming of seniors is one of the biggest crimes of the 21st century. Jo and Krissa explain some of the more common scams and how to combat them.
Mary O'Hagan, RN, BSN, is our guest today to talk about her experience in the healthcare industry and what brought her to Acappella. Some politicians have suggested that nurses only sit around and play cards. Mary is here to dispel that rumor and explain how she goes about hiring an effective healthcare team.
On Today's episode of the Acappella Podcast, we're talking to Judy Postle, our HR Director to cover a topic that is of upmost importance: hiring the right person for your loved one.
Angela Smith from Healthcare Resources Home Health to explain how you qualify for medicare home health services.Learn more at http://www.hcrhomehealth.com/
Dr. James Pinckney from Diamond Physicians to talk about the benefits of concierge medicine to seniors who want to plug some of the holes in traditional medical coverage.
We're joined today by Rick Wilson, founder of LEAP North Texas. They're a group of caregivers that work to provide support in the senior living space.
Our guest today is Rachel O'Brien, who has lost 80 pounds using the keto lifestyle. We speaking how a lifestyle change could improve the wellness of seniors, especially those with diabetes in facilities.
Sarah Miles, RN and Manager of Palliative Care Services at VNA of Texas, joins us to talk about the need and benefits of a palliative care program.
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