What the Hell is Elder Care

Kate and Jane sit down and discuss how to properly navigate your healthcare needs.

Jane and Kate sit down with the Executive Director of Gallagher Hospice, Meghan Anderson, to discuss palliative care

In this episode, Kate and Jane sit down with Therapist, Cheryl Lucas, to talk about addiction and mental health topics within elder care.

Kate and Jane sit down with Speech Pathologist, Annette Capozzli.

In this episode, Kate and Jane talk to Diane Karcz, the owner of Gallagher Home Care. Listen as they discuss why it's never too late to start a business.

This episode Jane and Kate sit down with Dr. Julia Polat, a Pittsburgh-based eye surgeon specializing in cataracts and glaucoma.

In this episode, Kate talks about her personal experience in dealing with the health decline and eventual loss of a close family member.

Kate and Jane sit down with Nancy McManus in this part 2 series of Caregiving Experiences

Kate and Jane kick off the new year by sitting down and talking with Dave Higie about personal elder caregiving experiences.

This is the second part of a 2 part series where Kate and Jane talk about the best practices to successfully navigating the Elder Care system.Have a wonderful holiday

This is part 1 of a 2 part series where Kate and Jane talk about the best practices to successfully navigating the Elder Care system.

In this episode Jane Barthen provides guidance on her experience with spirituality in the field of hospice.

In this episode, Kate and Jane sit down with Dr. Wim Rogers to discuss to discuss the functional changes of aging.

This week Kate and Jane discuss physical changes of aging. Take a listen as they interview Bill Sunderman, an active 78 year old who is not letting age define who he is, and Cheryl Morrell, a retired multi-faceted nurse who has personally and through her patients, embraced aging

Meet your guides to understanding elder care, Kate Scheirman and Jane Barthen. In this episode, our goal is to rid your mind of the old-age taboos of aging with the three E's of elder care. Educate, Experience, and Empower.