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Coping with Caregiver Loss

At Caring Choices, we see family members grieving the loss of their loved ones even before their relative has died. This "anticipatory grief" is very common, but it is not often

Expert Advice for Families

At Caring Choices, we know one of the biggest challenges of caring for a loved one is the many losses that are simply part of the journey. In this month's newsletter we look at the lo

Is it GERD?

What feels like immense pressure or tightness in the chest that stops you in your tracks? If you said a heart attack, you'd be right. If you said heartburn or GERD (gastroesophageal reflux dise

Medicare’s Triple Aim

All providers strive to be "patient centered." If they didn't like patients, they are in the wrong business! But in medicine, the health care system has taken over, and the needs of t

Helping a Loved One into the Car

If you are helping an aging friend or relative, very likely you assist with transportation. In fact, driving a loved one to errands or to doctor appointments is one of the first and most common for

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