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— by Maureen Lawrence, Outreach Coordinator As a mother to 3 school-aged boys, I often find myself disheartened by the pervasive influence of technology in our lives. To young developing minds, our technology obsessed culture can lead to many unhealthy distractions. From video gaming, social media accounts, and text messaging, these distractions can easily become addictions, which we carry with us... Read More
— by Carole Henderson, ECM RN Care Manager You’ve probably heard it said that “LESS IS MORE.” What exactly does that mean? More space? More time? More money? Or perhaps More peace of mind. If you’re like me, you probably live in a place surrounded by “stuff”. Now grant it, some “stuff” is useful, or adds... Read More
— by Judy Kent, ECM Care Coordinator Dogs live in the moment. Their example teaches us about aging, enjoying life and living for today. Dogs don’t know how old they are and they don’t save up their energy for tomorrow much less a distant retirement. They go to sleep, wake up, and are just plain... Read More
— by Ginger McMurchie, ECM Care Manager & Founder In this new year, we reflect on the central principle of our work- being patient, wise, and learning to listen to our client’s hearts. We strive to treat others with dignity, compassion, and a gentle hand, guiding them on a path they might not have otherwise taken.... Read More
— by Jacqueline Ramsay, ECM Part-time Care Manager The holiday season has arrived filled with so many good things. There are visits with family and friends, holiday parties, religious services and unique outings like seeing houses decorated with lights. There are special foods and sweets in abundance. Can a good thing be too much? Can it... Read More
— by Maureen Lawrence, ECM Outreach Coordinator Growing up in a large family, I was born into a world filled with family traditions. From Sunday morning mass to every major holiday, there was a sense of routine and familiarity. Easter morning was brunch at my Grandparent’s ranch with a massive table of rotating guests for over... Read More
— by Nancy McMurchie, ECM Accounting and Graphic Design The first week of October is National Mental Illness Awareness Month. Many individuals in our community battle with mental health issues and often go undiagnosed until the last years of their lives. Taking the time to nurture and take care of oneself is an important aspect of mental wellness. ... Read More
— Denise MacDonald, ECM RN Care Manager Denise MacDonald joined Elder Care Management in March of 2016 as a part-time RN Care Manager. Denise graduated from Long Beach State with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology, with an emphasis in Gerontology. She went back to school to become an RN and was working in Oncology when she was recruited by Visiting... Read More
— Felicia Juntunen, ECM Care Manager Felicia Juntunen, Elder Care Management Care Manager, has a wealth of knowledge on issues many seniors and our clients face everyday. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and a Master’s in Gerontology from California State University, Sacramento. She first served as a student intern with ECM and then joined the care management team... Read More
— Gail Arno, ECM Care Manager Gail Arno, ECM Care Manager, was instrumental in the founding of Elder Care Management over 7 years ago. She has been working in the industry of aging for over 20 years and shares this knowledge through her instruction of RCFE administrator’s certification courses in the area. She takes pride and much joy in... Read More
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