Are you or a loved one facing the realities of aging?
This week on The Retirement Engineer, Jim Kruzan, CFP®, CRPC®, is joined by Becky Eizen, founder and CEO of the Eizen Consulting Group.
Together, they navigate the often-overlooked aspects of elder care. They explore the critical role of geriatric care managers and how to identify the early signs of aging while shedding light on the significance of involving loved ones in care discussions.
By offering a deep look into the various forms of dementia and clarifying the difference between Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs), this episode aims to empower you with the necessary tools for thoughtful planning and informed decision-making, guiding you to honor and fulfill the wishes of our aging loved ones with dignity and respect.
Jim and Becky discuss:
- The role and responsibilities of geriatric care managers
- The distinction between ADLs and IADLs
- How to find a geriatric care manager
- Signs of aging and decline in elderly loved ones and how to approach professional help
- And more!
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