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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 […]
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- Caregiver Guide: Do’s and Don’ts for Engaging Loved Ones with Cognitive Decline
by Laura Sanchez on May 13, 2026 at 11:29 pmCaring for an older adult with cognitive difficulties, such as dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, requires patience, empathy, and a thoughtful approach to daily activities. As our loved ones with dementia might have communication challenges, we become more attuned to observing body language and facial expressions. The right activities can provide a sense of purpose, stimulate … Continue reading Caregiver Guide: Do’s and Don’ts for Engaging Loved Ones with Cognitive Decline → The post Caregiver Guide: Do’s and Don’ts for Engaging Loved Ones with Cognitive Decline appeared first on Aging Life Care Association.
- Free ‘Ask an Aging Life Care Manager®’ Virtual Sessions in Mayby Laura Sanchez on April 27, 2026 at 5:57 pm
Free “Ask an Aging Life Care Manager” virtual sessions to be held most Fridays in May to celebrate National Aging Life Care™ Month and Older Americans Month. Participants can ask professional Aging Life Care Managers® their questions about aging and care planning. Registration is necessary and is on a first come, first served basis at … Continue reading Free ‘Ask an Aging Life Care Manager®’ Virtual Sessions in May → The post Free ‘Ask an Aging Life Care Manager®’ Virtual Sessions in May appeared first on Aging Life Care Association.
- When Siblings Clash Over a Parent’s Careby Laura Sanchez on April 21, 2026 at 5:15 pm
By Dr. Jennifer Gazda, LCSW, NCG, CMC, CDP When Siblings Clash Over a Parent’s Care In a perfect world, families would all agree and get along with each other during stressful situations or times of transition. Unfortunately, this is not often the case and not that uncommon. Families are in a constant state of change … Continue reading When Siblings Clash Over a Parent’s Care → The post When Siblings Clash Over a Parent’s Care appeared first on Aging Life Care Association.
- Is Aging Life Care Management only for Older Adults?by Laura Sanchez on March 19, 2026 at 7:00 pm
When many people hear the term Aging Life Care management, they instinctively picture older adults, often someone with multiple medical conditions, declining mobility or cognition, or the need for long-term support. While older adults absolutely benefit from Aging Life Care management services, this narrow definition misses the bigger truth: At its core, Aging Life Care management … Continue reading Is Aging Life Care Management only for Older Adults? → The post Is Aging Life Care Management only for Older Adults? appeared first on Aging Life Care Association.