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Being There: Advocating for Comfort and Dignity at the End of Lifeby Laura Sanchez on October 30, 2025 at 8:10 pm | blog.AgingLifeCare.org Written by Barbara Levison, MA, MSW, CMC, Aging Life Care Manager Being There: Advocating for Comfort and Dignity at the End of Life When it’s time to choose hospice care for […]
Barbara Levison earns “Fellow of the Leadership Academy” from the Aging Life Care Association®Congratulations to Barbara Levison of Proeger & Associates, Inc. for earning the designation of “Fellow of the Leadership Academy” from the Aging Life Care Association®. This designation recognizes those Aging Life Care Professionals® who have […]
Mindy Zelitt elected to serve as the Vice President for the Suncoast Aging NetworkMindy Zelitt has recently been elected to serve as the Vice President for the Suncoast Aging Network for 2023. Suncoast Aging Network (SAN) is non-profit senior support and resource organization providing grants, education, and referrals for things […]
Safely Reuniting for the HolidaysMany families have plans to be reunited for the holidays this year after a long stretch of time without seeing loved ones. As we face news of the Omicron variant of Covid-19, it’s important to stay aware of all safety recommendations from the CDC […]
2021 Walk To End Alzheimer’sCongratulations to Barbara Levison for becoming a Grand Champion for her fundraising efforts in the 2021 Walk To End Alzheimer’s. Barbara served once again as the Team Captain of the Proeger Team and raised $1000! Barbara’s daughter joined her on […]
Posts from blog.AgingLifeCare.org
- Respite is Self-Care for Family Caregivers
by Laura Sanchez on February 12, 2026 at 9:27 pmLife is demanding. More so when you are caring for others. The responsibilities of caring for someone who is older or has special needs or disabilities can be demanding on your physical, mental, financial, emotional, and social health. Just as flight attendants advise at the beginning of every flight to “put your own oxygen mask … Continue reading Respite is Self-Care for Family Caregivers → The post Respite is Self-Care for Family Caregivers appeared first on Aging Life Care Association.
- Dad Had a Stroke… Now What?by ALCAmarcom on January 27, 2026 at 3:49 pm
Mr. Smith is 79 years old. A week ago, he had a stroke while home alone. Thankfully, his youngest son arrived minutes later and got Mr. Smith admitted to the hospital. After a week, the hospital discharge planner contacted Mr. Smith’s oldest son, Paul, who is listed as his healthcare POA (Power of Attorney). The … Continue reading Dad Had a Stroke… Now What? → The post Dad Had a Stroke… Now What? appeared first on Aging Life Care Association.
- Navigating changes: what to know when aging brings new realitiesby Laura Sanchez on January 22, 2026 at 9:30 pm
By Jill Poser, CGCM, CMC, CDCP When a parent begins to experience the inevitable changes that come with aging, families often feel a mix of urgency, uncertainty, and emotional conflict. Even in close, supportive families, shifting roles and increasing care needs can create feelings no one expected. It can be difficult to know how … Continue reading Navigating changes: what to know when aging brings new realities → The post Navigating changes: what to know when aging brings new realities appeared first on Aging Life Care Association.
- Celebrating the Holidays with Alzheimer’s or other Dementiaby cdaters on December 17, 2025 at 5:30 pm
The holidays can often be a time filled with high expectations, requiring lots of energy and engagement in non-stop activities. For the individuals and families living with Alzheimer’s or other dementia, it can be challenging and a time of high anxiety. Festivities can agitate, confuse, and overstimulate persons living with Alzheimer’s or other dementia. Meanwhile, … Continue reading Celebrating the Holidays with Alzheimer’s or other Dementia → The post Celebrating the Holidays with Alzheimer’s or other Dementia appeared first on Aging Life Care Association.