Choosing the right assisted living home for a loved one with dementia can be challenging. “Unfortunately, Medicare will not typically cover assisted living or memory care facilities,” notes eHealth, Inc. Gregg Ratkovic. Ratkovic spoke with U.S. News & World Report to discuss the cost of assisted living and memory care.
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Today's article is published by Senior Housing News, and written by Austin Montgomery. It covers how memory care operators are gearing up to participate in the new Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience (GUIDE) program by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). This initiative aims to help individuals with dementia stay in their homes longer, providing crucial support for both caregivers and patients. Leading organizations like HumanGood and Lifespark are setting the stage for a transformative shift towards value-based care, with the GUIDE model offering new opportunities to enhance dementia care and support across senior living communities. Read more here ⬇ https://lnkd.in/eYPSx8KU • • • #seniorliving #WearableTech #assistedlivingfacility #EngagementStrategies #DementiaCare #assistedliving #eldercare #WellnessTips #socialisolation #goldenyears #retirementplanning #seniorcitizens #ConversationalAI #socialengagement #trends2024 #seniorhousingnews
Memory Care Operators See ‘Great Opportunity’ for GUIDE Model After Launch
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Did you know that only 13 states have minimum staffing requirements for assisted living facilities? The growing number of older Americans brings an increase in dementia cases, affecting families and assisted-living homes. A lack of proper training and staffing in these facilities results in neglect and dangerous situations for dementia patients. This article reflects on how states should implement staff training requirements and adequate staffing levels to address the urgent need for better care. https://lnkd.in/gbZhrz57
Opinion | The dementia crisis is here. Better training can’t wait.
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This week is Dementia Action Week. So I'm keen to share this academic paper that looks at ways to assist carers deal with refusals, when helping someone with advanced dementia with their personal care. This is what I find so rewarding about healthcare research: not just the insights, but also the action that can be taken to make things better for people living with health conditions. #PatientDignity #carers #DementiaActionWeek #mentalhealth
How do family carers and care-home staff manage refusals when assisting a person with advanced dementia with their personal care? - Tamara Backhouse, Yun-Hee Jeon, Anne Killett, Eneida Mioshi, 2022
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Is your organization passionate about improving dementia care? The GUIDE Model offers funding, resources, and support to make a real impact. Applications for the GUIDE Model's new program cycle close on January 30th! Read everything you need to know about GUIDE on our blog: https://bit.ly/47WMzHv #GUIDEModel #dementiacare #healthcareinnovation
GUIDE - Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience – What is required and how to apply? And how much can you get paid?
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📣 Exciting News! 📚 Kim Warchol, Founder & President of Dementia Care Specialists, shares her insights on effective Person-Centered Care in our latest blog. Discover why it matters and learn transformative approaches to enhance dementia care. Read now: https://bit.ly/3uiuVjj #PersonCenteredCare #DementiaCare
Crisis Prevention Institute - Dementia Care Specialists
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Dementia is estimated to affect more than 60 percent of all long-term care residents¹, and as the number continues to rise, so does the need for support – both at a carer and facility level. The significance of a bed that provides residents with a feeling of home and security, and enables smooth and engaging care processes, should not be underestimated. The Evenda range of long term care beds help improve life for people who live with dementia and their carers, designed fit different needs and support a calm and dignified care environment. To learn more about how bed design can help to improve life for people living with dementia and their carers, read our article here: https://lnkd.in/ds8tjjCK #EmpoweringMovement #Evenda #MedicalBeds #Dementia #ArjoGlobal ¹ Alzheimer’s Disease International. World Alzheimer Report 2018. London: Alzheimer’s Disease International; 2018
The new Evenda bed – designed to help improve life for people living with dementia and their carers
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The critical role of care partners in the outcome for the person with dementia, and the impacts of dementia care partnering, underscore the need to prioritize the diverse needs of family care partners. Ignoring them and their needs would have dire consequences, as documented in numerous studies nationally and globally. #medicolegal #healthcare #mentalhealth #dementiaawareness #mlsm
Empowered Care Partner Initiatives For Networks Of Peers And Persons Living With Dementia — Leela Koran, Laurie Walther, Tay Chia Yi & Sharifah Tahir - CodeBlue
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Slow but sure... It is undoubtedly true that Care Homes are being slow to adopt the new Reminiscence technologies that are so impactful for Dementia, more so, here in the UK than the US; this despite trials that show that they work. That said the therapeutic hours delivered by the Memory Lane Games App each month, show that the impact is understood by the pioneers in this area; likewise the steadily growing number of Direct subscribers underlines the ability of families to make good use of the technology. It will be interesting to see whether the amazing results coming out of Benevilla and Diamondback Healthcare Center in Arizona provide the impetus for more UK residential homes to improve engagement for those they care for. In-home care has been quicker to see the advantages. But again it is the US taking the lead, with Always Best Care Senior Services being the first company to launch the platform on a national basis, For professionals and families looking to improve the wellbeing of those living with Dementia the McKnight's Senior Living article below is a must read! Bruce Elliott Millie Oakeson Barbara Mason Barbara Marusiak Erika Griffin Lisa Minette Steve Heller Emma Parker-Johns Jill Hilton Cheryl Ricci-Francione Monica Villalobos Stephanie Soto, MPA Helen McAskill Mark Beavan https://lnkd.in/evB2dHGA
‘Digital life story’ tools are invaluable for memory care residents . . . but more need to know how to use them, study finds
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Advancing Dementia Care: The Alzheimer's Association's Call for Federal Action - Explore the pivotal changes in Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) during the COVID-19 pandemic. Understand how these adaptations are shaping the future of healthcare delivery and supporting vulnerable populations in home and community settings https://hubs.ly/Q02j7Y6f0
Advancing Dementia Care: The Alzheimer's Association's Call for Federal Action
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In our recent webinar, "Empowering the Care Workforce to Navigate the Future of Dementia Care in the UK," we explored the evolving crisis of increasing complex care needs and the need for technological advancements that can facilitate more effective care delivery💡👩⚕️ If you missed the webinar you can now read the about the discussions the experts had in our blog post summarizing the talk here! #healthcaretechnology #MoreTimeForCare #DementiaCare
Embracing the Future of Dementia Care: Insights from the Empowering the Care Workforce Webinar
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