Lily Hotaling: Certified Geriatric and Aging Life Care Manager: Advocating for Those Who Need Help

What is your approach when you first meet a client? “Aging parents and their families, in Denver, each have their own unique stories and concerns, so I create a comprehensive care plan that gathers all their information and prioritizes important steps for the future. The care plan honors their specific needs and goals and solves immediate challenges, then works through ongoing and changing needs. I have a deep appreciation for the physical, emotional, and logistical challenges of aging care and I am focused on dignity and independence for all my clients.”

Susan Was Aging Alone

Susan had been feeling increasingly overwhelmed lately. She was getting older and with no family to turn to, she felt like all the decisions regarding her care were solely on her. The nurse at her doctor’s office mentioned that she might like to talk to a geriatric care manager, but Susan wasn’t sure what would be involved. After a few days of debating, Susan decided to take the plunge and she reached out for help.

How to Support Loved Ones Struggling with the Activities of Daily Living

As we age, it’s common for our ability to perform activities of daily living (ADLs) to decline. This can be due to health conditions, social isolation, or simply the natural process of aging. For families with older adults who may need help with ADLs, understanding what those activities are and how best to support your loved one is key.

Lily Hotaling: Certified Geriatric and Aging Life Care Manager: Advocating for Those Who Need Help

Lily Hotaling: Certified Geriatric and Aging Life Care Manager: Advocating for Those Who Need Help

What is your approach when you first meet a client? “Aging parents and their families, in Denver, each have their own unique stories and concerns, so I create a comprehensive care plan that gathers all their information and prioritizes important steps for the future. The care plan honors their specific needs and goals and solves immediate challenges, then works through ongoing and changing needs. I have a deep appreciation for the physical, emotional, and logistical challenges of aging care and I am focused on dignity and independence for all my clients.”

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Susan Was Aging Alone

Susan Was Aging Alone

Susan had been feeling increasingly overwhelmed lately. She was getting older and with no family to turn to, she felt like all the decisions regarding her care were solely on her. The nurse at her doctor’s office mentioned that she might like to talk to a geriatric care manager, but Susan wasn’t sure what would be involved. After a few days of debating, Susan decided to take the plunge and she reached out for help.

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Caring For Aging Family Members

Caring For Aging Family Members

If you’re facing aging challenges in the care of your family member, there is no question too large or too small to ask us. We are happy to work with your aging family member and involved family members, and professionals to share our expertise and guidance. Please reach out today to start the conversation if you are facing caregiving challenges. Our phone is 303-799-1313 and our email is Phil.Hotaling@answersforseniorcare.com.

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When Your Loved One Has Dementia

When Your Loved One Has Dementia

Caring for someone aging with dementia can be hard and emotionally draining at times but it doesn’t have to be a burden if done correctly. By remaining patient and creating an environment of respect and understanding we can ensure our loved ones get the care they need during this difficult time in their lives while also allowing us a sense of peace knowing we are doing our best for them as caregivers.

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