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EPISODE · Feb 5, 2013 · 59 MIN

Living Care Radio Season 1 Episode 1

from Living Care Radio Episodes · host Darol Tuttle

Saturday, February 2013 In this episode, Living Care Radio Host, Darol Tuttle discusses the demographic event called the "Silver Tsunamai" in which statitics show that the American population is aging. As the number of Americans over the age of 65 increase, the demand for long term care services will increase. Darol arguest that long term care services are having a hard time meeting this increased demand and prices are increasing. For this reason, many families are left unprepared when a sudden need for care arises. Next, Living Care Radio highlights the struggles of one such family. Listeners are introduced to two sisters who describe the stress of caring for thier mother after she fell at home and was seriously injured. The two sisters openly discuss mistakes they made in arranging and financing care with the goal of helping other families. In the final segment, Lisa Doyle, a registered nurse and owner of CayCare talks with Living Care Radio about her experienes when helping families find placement for loved ones during and emergency and caring for them afterwards. You can learn more about CayCare and Lisa Doyle by visiting www.caycare.com

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