Podcast terbaik Pooja Patel (2024)

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S2E08: Personal Finance & Long-Term Care: How & When to Open the Conversation 59:57

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Send us a text Did you know that 70% of Americans over 65 will need some form of long-term care? Yet, only 16% of adults have discussed long-term care with their loved ones. Money talks, but when it comes to long-term care, many families stay silent. Did you know that 53 million Americans are unpaid caregivers, with 61% of them juggling caregiving …

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S2E07: Planner or Procrastinator? A Guide for When to Start Preparing Your Home for Aging in Place 1:04:30

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Send us a text Are you a planner or a procrastinator when it comes to preparing your home for aging in place? Did you know that nearly 90% of seniors want to stay in their own homes as they age, but only a third actually plan for it? With 77% of adults 50 and older wanting to remain in their homes for the long term, it's a question we all need to c…

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S2E06: Digital Literacy & Older Adults: Navigating Social Media & Online Care Platforms 50:05

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Send us a text Did you know that only 60% of seniors aged 65 and older use the internet, with many struggling to navigate the complexities of social media and online care platforms? In today's hyper-connected world, where 89% of American adults use the internet and 58% of WHO Member States have implemented digital health strategies, the ability to …

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S2E05: Understanding Long-Term Care Options: Assisted Living vs Skilled Nursing Facilities 52:05

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Send us a text In this episode, Dr. Regina Asihene & I talk about assisted and skilled nursing facilities. Dr. Asihene, MD is a highly accomplished specialist in internal medicine with a distinguished career spanning over three decades. She completed her medical degree at Morehouse School of Medicine and her residency at The Cambridge Hospital of H…

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S2E04: Caring for Dementia: How to Navigate Health Issues & Hospitalizations 1:02:01

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Send us a text In this episode, Rachel & I talk about navigating health challenges and hospitalizations with persons living with dementia. Rachel Wiley, MS, OTR/L, CDP is an occupational therapist and the founder and owner of Dementia Consulting and the Dementia Collaborative LLC. Rachel is certified in Skills2Care® for caregivers of individuals li…

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S2E03: Fall Recovery: A Journey from Caregiver to Entrepreneur 45:48

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Send us a text Steve Powell is the founder of IndeeLift, the leading manufacturer of human floor lifts that are designed to safely and comfortably lift seniors or others with mobility issues off the floor after falling. Like millions of Americans, Steve was a caregiver for his aging parents as their health deteriorated. Both of Steve’s parents were…

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S2E02: Hospitalizations & Self-Advocacy: How to Plan Ahead for an Unfortunate Emergency 57:07

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Send us a text This month we’re hearing from Dr. Monique Nugent, a practicing hospitalist and an associate director for the Division of Hospital Medicine at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth, Massachusetts. She is also the author of Prescription for Admission: A Doctor’s Guide for Navigating the Hospital, Advocating for Yourself, and Having a Better…

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S2E01: Kickstart Your 2024 Health & Wellness Goals with Dr. Maria Cristina 47:11

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Send us a text Dr. Maria Cristina is a health and wellness coach for women 50 years and older. She is the founder and owner of Sheehan Health & Wellness. Her journey began at age 69 when she found herself aging typically, slowing down, gaining weight, and feeling that the decline she was experiencing was inevitable. At the age of 69, she stepped aw…

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EP050: We did It! Season Finale: Reflections & Gratitude for Season 1 3:46

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Send us a text Wow, what a year! This episode is the last episode of Season 1, 2023. In this episode, I provide a broad overview of the year/season, share my gratitude, and introduce the upcoming changes and launch of Season 2, 2024. If you listened to any of the 50 episodes this year and found even one of them valuable, please help me out by likin…

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EP049: Aging with HIV/AIDS: Insights into Health, Stigma, & Support (World AIDS Awareness Month) 16:28

10M ago16:28

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Send us a text December is World AIDS Awareness Month. While the face of the AIDS epidemic has evolved over the years, the challenges faced by older adults living with this condition remain significant. As advocates for health and wellness, it's imperative to recognize the unique intersection of aging and HIV/AIDS, addressing the needs and concerns…

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EP048: How to Navigate the Holidays with Aging Relatives: Managing Culture & Tradition 7:25

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Send us a text December is full of holidays in our melting pot of cultures, religions, and traditions. From Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day, approximately 30 different holidays are celebrated across the United States. For many, these holidays are a time to bring the family together, with relatives of all generations and extensions of marriage. For m…

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EP047: 75 Years of Universal Human Rights: Application to Aging Communities 17:36

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Send us a text December is Universal Human Rights Month. Universal Human Rights Month commemorates the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10, 1948. This landmark document serves as a foundational framework emphasizing the inalienable rights of every individual regardless o…

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EP046: Online Safety for Older Adults: Q&A with Sagar Pandya (National Identity Theft Prevention & Awareness Month) 38:23

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Send us a text December is National Identity Theft Prevention & Awareness Month. As more older adults integrate their lives into the modern online world, they’ve become easier targets for online dangers. In this episode, I interview Sagar Pandya, a cybersecurity expert, on top tips to keep older adults and their families safe online. Support the sh…

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EP045: Alzheimer's in America: The Projected Burden on Family Caregivers & Long-Term Care 22:35

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Send us a text “Dementia is one of the nation’s most expensive old-age health conditions and the most time consuming for family caregivers.” - Population Reference Bureau (PRB) November is full of celebrations and appreciation. It's National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month. It's National Family Caregivers Appreciation Month. It's National Home …

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EP044: Elder Law & Long-Term Care Planning with Bryan Adler, Esq., CELA 58:25

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Send us a text Approximately 1 in 10 older adults experience some form of elder abuse each year, yet only 1 in 14 cases ever comes to the attention of authorities. This hidden epidemic affects millions of seniors and underscores the critical need for effective elder law services and advocacy in safeguarding the rights and well-being of our aging po…

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EP043: The Physical & Emotional Demands of Family Caregiving (National Family Caregivers Appreciation Month) 16:29

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Send us a text Family caregiving is a cornerstone of the American healthcare system. According to data from the AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving, there are an estimated 53 million family caregivers in the United States, providing care to adults and children with special needs. This number represents a substantial portion of the populat…

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EP042: Long-Term Care Planning with Kit Lancaster, AWMA, CFP 52:36

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Send us a text "According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 70% of people turning 65 can expect to use some form of long-term care during their lives, with an average duration of three years. With the high costs associated with long-term care, it's crucial for older adults and their families to have a solid financial plan in plac…

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EP041: Physical Therapy's Role in Aging Well: Q&A w/ Dr. Colleen M. McShane, PT, DPT, GCS 49:10

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Send us a text October is PT Month! With an aging demographic on the rise, the role of physical therapy in promoting healthier and more active lives for older adults has never been more crucial. Tune in to learn about balance, walking, balance, strengthening, balance, endurance, and more balance! In this episode, Dr. Colleen Marie McShane, PT, DPT,…

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EP040: Oral Health & Aging with Dr. Krupa Patel, DDS (Dental Hygiene Month) 39:13

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Send us a text October is Dental Hygiene Month. Oral health can have many implications on one's overall health, especially as one ages. From cavities to tooth decay to gum disease, small infections can become life-threatening issues if left unaddressed. In this episode, Dr. Krupa Patel, DDS shared expert insights in oral health and aging. Support t…

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EP039: Health Literacy & Aging: Understanding Social Drivers of Health (SDOH; Health Literacy Month) 10:20

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Send us a text October is Health Literacy Month, established in 1999 by Helen Osborne who wanted to increase access to healthcare information. In this episode, I’m taking a dive into health literacy for older adults, and how it impacts the aging process for different communities. Support the show

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EP038: Aging w/ Breast Cancer: A Fireside Chat w/ Dr. Sarah Zera of Moxie OT (Nat'l Breast Cancer Awareness Month) 31:43

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Send us a text October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! In this episode, Sarah and I take a dive into breast cancer facts and figures, testing, intervention, and impact on aging. === Sarah Zera is the founder and owner of Moxie OT, which seeks to support occupational therapy consumers and practitioners in developing the confidence they need to rea…

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EP037: Shit Happens: How to Prepare for Emergencies & Disasters with Older Adults (Nat'l Preparedness Month) 10:02

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Send us a text Continuing on with Fall Prevention Month, September is also National Preparedness Month. For many older adults, fall prevention is only one slice of the pie. Preparing for a fall and having a plan in place on how to handle one are two additional slices to that pie. Some crisis situations may be unavoidable, but having a plan in place…

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EP036: Managing Incontinence & Toileting Issues in Older Adults (Self-Care Awareness Month) 12:03

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Send us a text Continuing on with Fall Prevention Month, September is also National Self-Care Awareness Month. For many older adults, self-care and fall prevention go hand-in-hand, as nearly 80% of falls in the home are in the bathroom during personal self-care tasks. In this episode, I’m taking a dive into how to manage incontinence and toileting …

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EP035: Home Safety & Assistive Technology for Fall Prevention (Nat'l Fall Prevention Awareness Month) 22:43

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Send us a text September is National Fall Prevention Awareness Month! As we age, it's natural to experience changes in physical and cognitive function that can impact our ability to safely navigate our homes. By proactively addressing potential hazards, we can help older adults maintain their independence and avoid accidents and injuries. In this e…

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EP034: Building Your ForeverHOME: Q&A w/ Aging-in-Place Architect, Aaron D. Murphy 43:16

1y ago43:16

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Send us a text Aaron is a passionate design professional, consultant, and advocate for Aging-In-Place in your own community. He has been presenting at a national and international level for over 15 years. He is a licensed architect, a “Certified Aging In Place Specialist” through NAHB, and an engaging and entertaining public speaker. Aaron is a kno…

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EP033: Celebrating Life: Embracing Happiness in the Golden Years 11:52

1y ago11:52

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Send us a text August is Happiness Happens Month, which is dedicated to celebrating things that make you happy! In this episode, I take a dive into the importance of happiness for seniors. Throughout the episode, I share some practical tips for seniors and their families to lead a joyful and fulfilling life as they age. Support the show…

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EP032: Vision Check: Q&A w/ Dr. Mital Patel, OD (National Eye Exam Month) 20:54

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Send us a text Dr. Mital Patel is an optometrist and the owner of Classic Vision Care (CVC). She graduated from the Illinois College of Optometry in 2008 and then completed an ocular disease residency. Mital worked a few corporate jobs and decided that private practice was the best fit for her. She has been the owner and optometrist at CVC for almo…

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EP031: Immunizations & Aging: Q&A w/ Dr. Amisha Patel, PharmD, RPh 24:53

1y ago24:53

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Send us a text August is Immunizations Awareness Month - or in other terms, we’re talking about vaccines. In this episode, I speak with a pharmacist about all things vaccines and what older adults need to know. Amisha Patel Pandit is a Medical Information Specialist-Pharmacist for a global contract research organization called PPD, a part of Thermo…

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EP030: 10 Ways to Involve Grandparents in Back-to-School Month 5:58

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Send us a text August is Back to School Month! This episode provides 10 ideas for involving grandparents in back-to-school month transitions, including routines, traditions, and conversations with their grandchildren! Support the showOleh Pooja A. Patel, DrOT, OTR/L, CDP, CFPS, CGCP

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EP029: Summer Heatwaves: Outdoor Safety Tips for Seniors 14:21

1y ago14:21

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Send us a text Summer is a great time to get outdoors, but extreme heat can be a source of concern for many older adults. It’s important to emphasize safety precautions and consider physical limitations when participating in outdoor activities as older adults. In this episode, I take a dive into outdoor activities for seniors, followed by tips on n…

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EP028: Unseen Grief: Bereaved Parents in Their Senior Journey (National Bereaved Parents Awareness Month) 14:44

1y ago14:44

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Send us a text July is National Bereaved Parents Awareness Month, dedicated to a parent’s journey following the loss of a child. It is also a time to advocate for and raise awareness of one’s life after the loss of a child, or children. This episode takes a dive into the impact of bereavement on older adults and seniors who experience the loss of a…

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EP027: Don't Get Bored! Maximizing Quality of Life for Seniors (National Anti-Boredom Month) 18:44

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Send us a text National Anti-Boredom Month is a great opportunity to explore new activities and interests, especially for older adults who may be more prone to boredom. Research shows that boredom, or lack of engagement in stimulating activities, can impact cognition, physical function, and mental health over time. As the old saying goes, “An idle …

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EP026: Lost in Translation: The Impact of Language Regression & Reversal in Non-Native English Speakers (National Foreign Language Month) 14:07

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Send us a text Language is an essential part of human communication, and it plays a crucial role in our daily lives. The prevalence of foreign languages in the United States has significant implications for health literacy levels among non-native English speakers. In bilingual individuals, regression to a primary language may be associated with dev…

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EP025: Celebrating 4th of July: 10 Activities for Seniors to Embrace Their Own Independence 7:36

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Send us a text As we celebrate Independence Day, it is important to remember the significance of independence for older adults. Maintaining independence is a crucial aspect of aging, and it is important to encourage seniors to participate in activities that promote their independence. In this week’s episode, I’m providing some fun activities for se…

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EP024: Home & Community Interventions for Dementia: A Fireside Chat with Rachel Wiley & Sydney Marshman 53:53

1+ y ago53:53

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Send us a text Rachel, Sydney, and I are all occupational therapists with specialized focus on geriatric and dementia care in the home and community. This episode is a fireside chat amongst us, discussing the ins and outs of home and community options for dementia care. Support the show

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EP023: Aging with Pride: Navigating Healthcare Challenges for LGBTQ+ Older Adults (Pride Month) 10:42

1+ y ago10:42

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Send us a text Pride Month is an annual celebration that recognizes the LGBTQ+ community's accomplishments and advocates for equal rights and acceptance. Traditionally celebrated in June, Pride Month commemorates the Stonewall Uprising of 1969, a pivotal event in LGBTQ+ history. It serves as a time to celebrate the achievements and contributions of…

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EP022: Understanding PTSD in Older Adults: Impact, Care, and Management (PTSD Awareness Month) 11:34

1+ y ago11:34

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Send us a text Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that can affect people of all ages, including older adults. As we observe PTSD Awareness Month, it is crucial to shed light on how this condition manifests in the aging population, its impact on aging, and the necessary care and management strategies. In this episode,…

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EP021: Nurturing Cognitive Health: A Guide for Aging Adults & Their Families (Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month) 15:54

1+ y ago15:54

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Send us a text Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month provides an excellent opportunity to shed light on the importance of cognitive health in aging adults. As our population continues to age, understanding the factors influencing cognitive decline and implementing strategies to maintain and manage brain health becomes increasingly crucial. In this ep…

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EP020: Aging & Communication with Carissa Schroeder, MS, CCC-SLP (Better Speech & Hearing Month) 16:15

1+ y ago16:15

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Send us a text Speech Language Pathologists (aka Speech Therapists) evaluate or assess for any potential speech, language, cognition, or swallowing disorders. For the geriatric population, they may evaluate an individual in any of these areas, whether it be from general aging, or from a diagnosis of dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, stroke or oth…

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EP019: Neurodegenerative Diseases & Aging (ALS Awareness Month) 9:24

1+ y ago9:24

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Send us a text Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. ALS damages the motor neurons that control voluntary muscles, causing them to die. As a result, people with ALS may experience muscle weakness, difficulty speaking,…

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EP018: Aging in APIDA Communities (APIDA Heritage Month) 12:16

1+ y ago12:16

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Send us a text May is APIDA Heritage Month. The APIDA population is rapidly growing and aging in the United States. According to the US Census Bureau, the APIDA population in the US is projected to more than double from 23.1 million in 2020 to 51.9 million by 2060, making it the fastest growing racial/ethnic group in the country. However, the aging…

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EP017: Aging & Mental Health (Mental Health Awareness Month) 13:11

1+ y ago13:11

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Send us a text May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Mental health is an important aspect of overall health, and older adults are particularly vulnerable to mental health issues. According to the National Council on Aging, approximately one in four adults aged 65 or older experiences a mental health disorder. This number is expected to rise as the …

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EP016: A Case Study for the Aging Adult & Their Family (OT Month) 11:47

1+ y ago11:47

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Send us a text In this final episode of April, we returned to a spotlight on OT Month! In this week's episode, I reviewed a case study showcasing how an occupational therapist can be an excellent asset in the community as an independent consultant. This episode takes you through a real story of how a family member used an independent OT consultant …

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EP015: Do You Need a Senior Care Consultant? (OT Month) 17:24

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Send us a text Occupational therapy as a senior care consultant is a critical aspect of care for aging adults and their families/caregivers. By providing a holistic approach to care that addresses physical, cognitive, and emotional needs, an OT can help to improve quality of life, promote independence, and prevent or delay the need for more intensi…

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EP014: Aging & Driving (Distracted Driving Awareness Month) 14:47

1+ y ago14:47

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Send us a text Driving is one of those super touchy topics as loved ones get older. You don’t quite know if they should still be driving, and you definitely don’t know how to approach the subject with them. Did you know there are professionals who can help you navigate it all? This episode dives into occupational therapy, driver's rehab, and signs …

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EP013: Aging & Stress (Stress Awareness Month) 12:30

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Send us a text Stress is a common experience among older adults, with research showing that up to 34% of older adults report high levels of stress. There are several reasons why older adults may experience stress, including physical and cognitive changes, financial concerns, social isolation, and changes in social roles. This episode dives into the…

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EP012: The Role of OT in Aging (OT Month!) 15:44

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Send us a text April is OT Month! As the global population continues to age, the importance of occupational therapy in supporting the physical, emotional, and social well-being of older adults and their families is becoming increasingly recognized. Occupational therapy practitioners are trained to address the unique needs of older adults, including…

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EP011: Vision & OT (Save Your Vision Month) 13:24

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Send us a text Occupational therapists can help individuals with visual impairments to improve their quality of life by providing support, education, and resources to help them achieve their goals and maintain their independence. This episode dives into five (5) specific intervention groups an occupational therapist may use or suggest during vision…

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EP010: Vision & Aging (Save Your Vision Month) 14:26

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Send us a text As we age, our bodies go through several changes, and our eyes are no exception. Our eyes' ability to see and focus on objects changes with time, and many people experience visual changes as they grow older. These changes can impact an individual's overall health, independence, and quality of life, as well as their families' wellbein…

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EP009: Nutrition & Aging: Q&A w/ with Hiral Patel, RDN, LDN 16:21

1+ y ago16:21

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Send us a text It's National Nutrition Month! Nutrition is a very important topic for all people. However, when we look at aging specific, it is a key ingredient to healthy aging. This episode, we sit down with a Registered Dietitian and discuss the important of good nutrition and what that means for healthy aging. Support the show…

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