Boomers Today

Gene Lennon from Right At Home, an experienced Home Care Agency, discusses important points you need to understand before hiring and agency or individual caregiver. A must listen to!

Carolyn Hobbs is an Author, Licensed Therapist, Lecturer, Workshop Leader and former College Professor. Carolyn discusses how Boomers can hold their fears around aging, body pains and limitations, and loss of faculties in Compassion.

Mary Hulme is the founder of Moonstone Geriatrics and has over 18 years of experience working in the fields of geriatrics, dementia and healthcare advocacy. She recently co-authored an e-book called “The Home That Watches Over Your Parents: Activity Tracking Home Sensor Systems," a new technology to help keep seniors safely at home. Mary talks about both geriatric care and when it also may be prudent to consider a home sensor system.

Janet Valencia has been a Registered Nurse for 20 years and owns two 6-bed residential care homes in the SF Bay Area. She also became president of 6Beds, Inc., an advocacy group for adult and senior residential care. Janet discusses the advantages of these homes for many seniors as well as the challenges they face to stay profitable.

Brian May has a heart to help seniors and their families which led him into the Life Settlement industry. Learn how families can pay for a loved one's care by actually selling a life insurance policy. A must listen to!

Over a period of more than 25 years, Dr. Jim McCabe has assisted hundreds of families in the areas of eldercare and long term care planning. He discusses some of the challenges and solutions of long-distance caregiving.

Martin Pazzani is a corporate executive turned entrepreneurial CEO who is in process of re-engineering the fitness business as upstream preventive healthcare for ages 50+. A must listen to!

Carolyn Brent is a nationally acclaimed author, speaker and caregiver advocate, and she lectures throughout the country about the importance of adult siblings and their parents having what she calls “crucial conversations” in preparation for the end-of-life issues they may face.

Jill Dellich discusses Validation Therapy, which teaches that by allowing a dementia patient some measure of control will aid in self-worth and will reduce the occurrence of negative behaviors. A must listen to!

In 2005, Bob Miess had a massive heart attack and the doctors and nurses worked frantically to keep Bob alive after he that had already killed part of his heart. Bob underwent a year-long intensive program at Health Coach Training, and shares what he learned about living after a heart attack in a respectful, gentle, caring, and effective way.

Karl and Katherine Winkelman, who are the owners of Senior Care Authority in the South Bay of Northern California, not only discuss their business but also talk about working together as husband and wife...a must listen to!

Christina Irving is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at Family Caregiver Alliance, providing individual, supportive counseling to family caregivers in their various caregiving roles. Christina discusses some of the innovative technology available to assist caregivers in caring for their loved ones. She even provides websites to go to learn more!

Dinah Bailes began working in assisted living in the assisted living industry in 1985 and received national recognition in 2008 for forming the Assisted Living Federation of America in Tennessee and successfully advocating for resident centered regulations. She was also honored as Executive Director of the year with the California Assisted Living Association in 2011. Dinah discusses the past, present and future of assisted living.

Dr. Eric Freitag is a licensed clinical psychologist and an expert in the assessment and treatment of dementia, traumatic brain injury and sport concussion. He discusses brain capacity, different types of capacity and how capacity is evaluated.

Laurie White has been a dementia specialist for 30 years and discusses some of the challenges facing families in caring for a relative with memory loss. She also talks about some of the behaviors, causes and strategies to try.

Andy Cohen is the CEO of Caring.com and discusses many of the issues we face in an aging population and whether those providing services to this group are prepared for what's to come.

Curtis Golden is a Senior Electronic Life Consultant and Silicon Valley professional with over 25 years of experience in computer technology and training. He discusses how he helps seniors gain an understanding with today’s technologies.

Jim Hurley, franchise owner of Home Instead Senior Care, discusses some recent trends going on with In-home care and also provides advice on selecting the best caregiver for your loved one.

Teepa Snow has over 33 years experience in geriatrics and a strong and varied clinical and teaching background. She has presented over 350 programs each year for the past 6 years to a wide variety of audiences across the continent. Teepa discusses Lewy Body Dementia, compares it to Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia and talks about the diagnosis to managing symptoms to treatment options. A must listen to!

Tami Anastasia M.A., is an author, health and wellness counselor, Alzheimer's caregiver support group facilitator and exercise specialist for people of all ages, sizes and fitness levels. Tami discusses the ways to help people break through the barriers that prevent them from achieving their goals.