Why You May Need a Care Manager

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In this episode, Robert interviews Cricket about Care Management. What is a care manager vs a life-care planner? We discuss elder abuse and how to spot and prevent these circumstances if you are alone or feel you are being mistreated by your family or caregivers. We share a few of our worst cases and how it could have been prevented totally had a certified care manager been brought in sooner. Cricket Haley received her Certified Elder Care Coordinator credential from Stockton University. A graduate of the Senior Yoga program from Duke University's Center for Integrative Medicine and has been certified in Brain Longevity Therapy Training by the Alzheimer's Research and Prevention Foundation.

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