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Resources

Resources

​​Benefits Check-Up.  This website sponsored by the National Council on Aging is set up to help you find what state, federal and local government health and financial programs are avail.

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Medline Plus – Caregivers.  This resource is loaded with information to help a caregiver with coping, specific conditions, aging-related issues and financial issues. It also offers a section on aging research, dictionaries and glossaries related to aging. 

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Family Caregiver Alliance.  This site offers information and resources for those family members caring for loved ones. (Tracy)

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 American Medical Association.  Aging and Community Health – Addresses caregiver health issues, and family caregiving issues. Also gives caregivers an assessment tool to identify if they are in need of medical services. 

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Paying For Seniors.  The PayingforSeniorCare.com website and the Eldercare Financial Resource Locator Tool were created by the American Elder Care Research Organization and are owned and maintained by leading senior care referral company Caring, LLC.  Thier mission is to help individuals plan and implement senior care. The website is designed to help families and caregivers locate information about senior care resources for their loved ones, and to find the public and private programs available to assist in covering the cost of such care.

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Dementia Care Practice  Recommendations for Professionals  Working in a Home Setting.  The latest in a series of dementia care practice  recommendations offered by the Alzheimer’s Association. This manual offers best practice recommendations for professionals providing care in a home setting. The recommendations represent the latest research as well as the experience of care experts.

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Selected Caregiver Assessment Measures: A Resource Inventory for Practitioners.   Given the current interest in caregiver assessment across health and social service settings, it seemed fitting to update the caregiver assessment measures for the next generation of deployment in the field. As health care continues to move into home setting, it is important to assess not only the knowledge, skills and capacity of the caregiver to provide care but also to address caregiver well-being and health in order to prevent more serious health problems for families in the long-term. 

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Assessment & Care Plan Resources

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Assessment Template for The Premier Care Manager

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Client Reassessment Form

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Skin Assessment Tool

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Nutrition Assessment Form

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Katz ADL Assessment Tool

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Assessment Template

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Cognitive Assessment Form

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Sample Care Plan Template

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Other Resources & Forms 

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Guardianship Law in Georgia.

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Person With Disability Parking/License Plate Application.

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Which End of Life Form is Needed: POLST or DNR.

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Dementia | Symptoms, Diagnosis, Causes, Treatments.

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4 Red Flags to Look for During Holiday Visits.

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Caregiver Anxiety, Stress and Worry.

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​Identifying Caregiver Burden.

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10 Common Signs of Hearing Loss in Seniors.

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Senior Housing Options.

 

Caregiving During the Holidays.

 

When to Call in Professional Help​​​

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Email after 30 minute complimentary consultation

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HIPPA Compliance Form

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Privacy Notice

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​Medical Records Release Form

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Geriatric Depression Scale - Short Form

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MMSE

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"What Can a Care Manager Do For Me?" (Attorney)

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Approved CCSP PCH List

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EDWP 2024 English

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ALCA Standard of Practice 2024

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Amada Senior Care Resources

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VA Benefits 202

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VA LTC Benefits

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​Mobile One-Call

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Mobile LTCi Planning Guide

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Amada Advantage DART

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Amada Lanier Map

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Articles

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Why Aging Life Care Management is the Next Big Career Opportunity

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Video Resources

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Team Meeting Videos

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