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Purpose of “Advocacy for Seniors”

Learn more about the purpose of “Advocacy for Seniors” from long term care expert Cheryl J. WIlson

I Am The Resident -

Becoming An Advocate Your Loved One Needs

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Written by a professional with over 20 years of experience, I Am The Resident teaches you all about resident’s rights so you will be prepared to tackle any issues faced by your loved ones in the future.

I Am The Resident -

Becoming An Advocate Your Loved One Needs

Written by a professional with over 20 years of experience, I Am The Resident teaches you all about resident’s rights so you will be prepared to tackle any issues faced by your loved ones in the future.

The Electronic Caregiver

We do more than just pick you up when you fall

What You Get

- medicine reminders multiple times a day

- activity check-ins twice a day

- GPS system to always be aware

And much more!

Find out what The Electronic Caregiver is all about here:

Private Consultation with Cheryl

Consult with Cheryl and solve critical issues such as:

- How to select a nursing home

- Options in paying for long term care

- Rights after receiving a discharge letter

- Pros and cons of filing an appeal against a discharge letter

- How to deal with Dementia in a loved one

- Complaints against nursing homes

1 hr
$50

Professional Consultation with Cheryl

Have a 1-to-1 conversation with an expert

- Dealing with a difficult/non-compliant resident

- Dealing with a difficult family member

- Discuss options when dealing with a resident with Dementia

- Resident Rights training for staff

- Finding solutions to problems with staff or residents

1 hr
$70

Speaking Engagements with Cheryl

Need an expert on senior care to speak at an event?

Speaking Topics for Events

- How to place someone in long-term care

- Resident rights

- Dementia care

- Elder abuse and neglect

- Senior care issues

Long-term care Inservice Training

Training for Professional Groups

Online Consultations

Understand the Difference Between Home Health and Home Care

Understand the Difference Between Home Health and Home Care

It is important that families understand the difference between Home Health and Home Care so that loved ones can get the help they need....

Observation vs Inpatient - Know Your Rights!

Observation vs Inpatient - Know Your Rights!

Observation vs Inpatient When the doctor tells you that they will admit your loved one to the hospital, you need to ask, “Are they being...

Therapies in Long-term Care Facilities

Therapies in Long-term Care Facilities

To receive therapy in a long-term care facility and have it covered by Traditional Medicare, the individual must have been in the...

Activity Programs in Long-term Care Facilities

Activity Programs in Long-term Care Facilities

A good activity program in a long-term care facility goes a long way in improving the quality of life for the residents. Missouri State...

How Do You Know When It Is Time To Make A Change & What Are Your Options?

How Do You Know When It Is Time To Make A Change & What Are Your Options?

There comes a time in the lives of seniors when it may be unsafe for them to remain at home. What are the signs that it may be time to...

How Can Children Honor Their Parents As They Age?

How Can Children Honor Their Parents As They Age?

In the Bible, children are commanded to honor their father and mother; finding ways to do this can be more challenging as parents age....

I'm Confused. Dementia or Delirium: What's the Difference?

I'm Confused. Dementia or Delirium: What's the Difference?

As our loved ones age, we often hear the terms Dementia and Delirium when an individual suffers from memory loss. Let's look at each of...

                  I Am A Family Member

I Am A Family Member

I have entrusted my mother, father, grandparents, sister, brother, or friend to your care. I am a family member.   My loved one has...

I'm Not Done Yet!

I'm Not Done Yet!

As many of you know, I write poems based on my experiences advocating for seniors. Not too long ago, I had the honor of speaking with an...

My Mom Died, and the Assisted Living Facility Charged Me Because I Did Not Give Them A 30-Day Notice

My Mom Died, and the Assisted Living Facility Charged Me Because I Did Not Give Them A 30-Day Notice

Many admission contracts for Assisted Living communities say that you must give 30- days’ notice when you are planning on leaving. This...

Questions to Ask Before Admission into a Long-Term Care Facility

Questions to Ask Before Admission into a Long-Term Care Facility

When considering placing a loved one into long-term care, there are several questions you should ask the long-term care facility. Will...

Care Plan Meetings

Care Plan Meetings

Care plans are required in all federally funded long-term care facilities. Any facility that accepts Medicare or Medicaid is required to...

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About Cheryl

An advocate for seniors since 1996, Cheryl has spent most of her career specializing on the needs of long-term care residents.

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