Life Happens
202 episodes - English - Latest episode: 5 days ago - ★★★★★ - 1 ratingKim Hegwood has met and worked with people from all walks of life. As an Elder Law Attorney, she knows all too well that many families are not prepared when "life happens." This podcast will offer you insights into different subjects you may not have considered. With knowledge comes power. Tune in every Thursday as we discuss the information you will need when "Life Happens!"
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The Magic of Elder Care Mediation
July 27, 2023 15:00 - 16 minutes - 15.4 MBMediation is the opportunity for the family to have a qualified conversation where they have been nibbling with each other. They are now in the presence of a professional who's going to help them each be heard and to hear a radical idea. ~ Barbara Manousso Title: The Magic of Elder Care Mediation Talking Points: 1. What is Elder Care Mediation? 2. When adult children caring for an aging parent cannot agree how can a mediator help? 3. Is there a lot more tension when some o...
Peace of Mind Visits Because You Can’t Always Be There
July 20, 2023 15:00 - 20 minutes - 18.8 MBI take the time to go visit them. Usually, it's 20 to 30 minutes. I'll usually take a photograph. Some families have asked me to take a bouquet of flowers. Some people have asked me to coordinate a FaceTime visit with them because the seniors might have some difficulty with the technology. ~ Jack Angel Title- Peace of Mind Visits-Because You Can’t Always Be There Talking Points: 1. You offer several services to help seniors, Certified Senior Advisor, and Driving with Dignity. No...
Transitioning to Assisted Living- What A Coach Has to Say
July 13, 2023 15:00 - 20 minutes - 19.1 MBThey go into the conversation all up here in their head and we teach clients to stay down here in the heart space. It's the emotion. Because we all have the emotion until our last breath, which is the silver lining. What we like to consider the silver lining of living with dementia. ~ Lee Mohler Title: Transitioning to Assisted Living- What A Coach Has to Say Here is what Kim and Lee will be discussing: 1. What is the most common mistake families make when moving their loved ones i...
Sharing is Caring- A Guide to Make and Keep Caregiving Personal
July 06, 2023 15:00 - 16 minutes - 15.4 MBOne of the things that have concerned us is there's been a lot of caregivers coming in and out of my parents' home. And that's with them just having someone once or twice a week. It's rarely been the same person. And for someone with dementia, we really feel like a little bit of consistency would be very key. And we've not achieved that yet. ~Kimberly Massey Here is what Kim and Kimberly will be discussing today. 1. Like many families yours has chosen to keep your dad at home for as...
Caring for Mom- When Siblings Disagree
June 29, 2023 15:00 - 22 minutes - 20.8 MBSo, I have two brothers and two sisters. Which, you know, when you consider the caregiving circle, so to say, it's great to have that. But when it comes down to really making decisions it can be a hindrance. People have different ideas of what exactly Alzheimer's and dementia are and how you take care of someone. ~ Prisca Mendez Asaro Here is what Kim and Prisca will be discussing today. 1. Is having a large family a help or a hindrance when caring for someone with dementia? 2. W...
The Grandbaby Project
June 22, 2023 15:00 - 18 minutes - 16.9 MBAnd we gave her a baby doll. And we very quickly realized that the only way she would really be compliant at times when she needed to take medication or needed to shower, or we even needed her to eat more, was if she had her baby. ~ Tonja Moon Here is what Kim and Tonja will be discussing today. 1) Tell me about the use of therapy dolls and Dementia 2) Tell me about your baby shower events... 3) How do men respond to the dolls? 4) How can people donate or help? 5) Can people...
A Closure Ceremony- When a Senior Has to Leave Their Home
June 15, 2023 15:00 - 15 minutes - 14.4 MBSo many of them were literally mourning the loss of their house. And it just got me to thinking, you know, what a major transition that is, and a big loss for so many people because don't we love our houses? And often these moves are just so hasty and stressful, and tempers are flaring, people are at odds with each other, and nobody takes the time to acknowledge the magnitude of the change that this person is going through. ~ Libbie Vaughan Here is what Kim and Libbie will be discussing ...
When is the “Right” Time to Ask for Help/Assistance? A Senior’s Perspective
June 08, 2023 15:00 - 12 minutes - 11.5 MBI think they are afraid of losing their independence. You know, seniors are afraid that if they ask for help, their loved ones or their care partners or people that they put in control of their life are just going to pack up their belongings and send them to a care facility. And so they're scared, they don't want to be a burden. ~ Candace Green Here is what Kim and Candace will be discussing today. 1. Why do seniors “put off” getting help? 2. How can bringing in help keep a senior m...
Paying for Long Term Care Through Real Estate
June 01, 2023 15:00 - 16 minutes - 15 MBAnd a lot of the time people haven't thought about it. They don't have long-term care insurance. Most of the time people in that age group have equity in their homes and that's the only place they have money where they can draw it out and pay for that long-term care. ~Priyanka Johri Here is what Kim and Priyanka will be discussing today. 1. Who needs Long Term Care Services? 2. What is Long Term Care? 3. How much does it cost for long-term care? 4. How do you pay for long-te...
3 Dementia Tips- Here is What Families Need To Know
May 25, 2023 15:00 - 18 minutes - 16.6 MBThe Alzheimer's Association is the primary place to start, honestly. And because they can give you all of the resources, a list of resources that you need to help you out. And then from there, that will help you move into lead sources of people that can connect you with facilities that can help you out. ~ Lee Howell Title: Top 3 Dementia Tips and Suggestions Here is What Kim and Lee Will Be Talking About: 1. Why is it important to connect with experts and get advice? 2. What t...
Staying Home with Dementia
May 18, 2023 15:00 - 17 minutes - 16.3 MBSo anytime someone goes into a long-term placement facility, or nursing home assisted living memory care unit, it is never going to be one-on-one care. You're never going to have one-on-one care unless you're hiring a private caregiver to sit with that individual. And so with long-term care placement, that's very different than at home, where individuals will have usually one-on-one care. Even if it's their family and they know those people, you know, they're familiar. What we know about de...
Polypharmacy and Our Elder Community- What You Need To Know
May 11, 2023 15:00 - 17 minutes - 15.8 MBThe dark side is when polypharmacy leads to patient harm. So people that tend to take more than almost seven meds or so are at a higher risk of falls, a higher risk of over-sedation, and a higher risk of medication side effects. And so, a lot of times seniors go to the ER or hospital because of this reason. And it's because they're taking so many meds, they're not sure what the drug interactions are, and it puts them in harm's way. ~ DeLon Canterbury, PharmD, BCGP Title- Polypharmacy an...
Making it work: How to successfully navigate home care with family caregiving involvement
May 04, 2023 15:00 - 19 minutes - 18.1 MBIt's good to get to know each other, but I think you also have to keep that professional boundary role. So, you know, what is the information they need to know to provide the best care? And what, and how can you as the family provide that in a way that's respecting the person that he or she'll be caring for. Respecting their privacy and boundaries and dignity. But also giving them the specifics that they need to give the best care. I think it was important to communicate that my grandfather...
Caring for Your Aging Parents While Earning a Living
April 27, 2023 15:00 - 20 minutes - 19 MB“Now, I wish that the businesses that employ them, the people we elect in Washington, were doing more. But until they do right, we can control only ourselves. So I would say expect that you will be a caregiver if you're not already. And even if you're in the throes of it, whether you're in the middle of the creep or the crisis, there are still things you can do to be organized and to control.” Liz O’Donnell- Author and Founder-Working Daughter Title: Caring for Your Aging Parents While Earni...
Livable Home Solutions For An Aging Population
April 20, 2023 15:00 - 14 minutes - 12.9 MB“We literally built a wall around the set of spiral stairs and made them disappear to her. She no longer knows that those spiral stairs are there. They bring her up to her upstairs kind of apartment through an elevator. And we've put locking gates on the two back sets of stairs to allow her to be able to be in her space. But that's her home is upstairs now, and she no longer knows those stairs are there. It's a quick job that we did with also the ability to remove the wall later. And bring t...
How to Prevent Hospital Readmissions
April 13, 2023 15:00 - 18 minutes - 16.8 MB“Once it was tied to the money hospitals started paying attention. Because Medicare said, I'm going to pay you, but I'm not going to pay you the whole thing because something went wrong.” Anna Reyes-Dedicare Home Health Title: How to Prevent Hospital Readmissions Talking Points: 1. What is considered a "hospital readmission"? 2. Does Medicare cover readmissions? 3. What are the choices of someone who feels they are being discharged too soon from the hospital? 4. What are some things f...
Combining Hands-On Care with Technology
April 06, 2023 15:00 - 13 minutes - 12.5 MB“They'll be assigned a remote care coordinator. And this is a virtual 24-7 emergency dispatch, which is almost like a caregiver, actually a medical team. And then we set up also a fall alert device. It's non-intrusive.” ~Sojourner King- Home Care For The 21stCentury Title: Combining Hands-On Care with Technology Talking Points: Your company does something different. You offer Tele-Health Monitoring. Can you tell us how that works? How is this helpful when someone returns from a hospital ...
People Don't Die Like in The Movies
March 30, 2023 15:00 - 26 minutes - 24.4 MBDementia doesn't play by the rules. The rules I'm referring to are the three areas that I look for to tell me if a person has entered the dying process. I don't even have to know someone's diagnosis. I'm going to ask what's their eating habits. What are their sleeping habits, and what are their withdrawal habits? Like I said a little bit earlier with dementia, those three things don't apply because withdrawal social ability, a person who has dementia, can be withdrawn for years and not have...
Dementia and Sex, Let's Talk About It
March 23, 2023 15:00 - 28 minutes - 26 MBAnd what their research shows is study after study that in sexual health and sexuality and sexual expression exists in nearly every nursing home, nationwide or long-term care community, nationwide. And to the rates where sex acts are occurring. And sex talk is occurring in more than 85% of long-term care communities. - Dr. Regina Koepp Title: Dementia and Sex: Let’s talk about it Should people with dementia living in assisted living and nursing homes be allowed to have sex with other resid...
How to Make Sure Aging Parents Are Well Cared For
March 16, 2023 15:00 - 22 minutes - 20.2 MB“Yeah. I mean, you can use the old-fashioned pill box, right? Set it up every Sunday. And that works for seniors who just take their pills. You know they're going to take them. You trust, they're taking them. What if you don't know if they actually take their pills or not? What if they need to be reminded and you don't want to have to call them every day, three times a day about what they're going to need to take? Maybe you have some pills that are narcotics that someone else in the house mi...
Leaving Your Way- Planning for the End of Life
March 09, 2023 16:00 - 15 minutes - 14.4 MBI have a client who wanted to go see her sister in Florida. She could not go to Florida by herself because she couldn't do the airplane and the driving afterward and things like that. So we went to Florida, I went with her, and I took her to her sister, and they had a family reunion in Florida. Wendy Hoggatt Title: Leaving Your Way- End of Life Have you heard of an End-of-Life Doula? Kim Hegwood visits with Wendy Hoggatt, an End of Life Doula to learn more about what she does and how she h...
Laughter Yoga and Dementia
March 02, 2023 16:00 - 21 minutes - 19.8 MBBaylor College of Medicine a number of years ago said that I think it was like 85% of all, illnesses begin with the body overloaded with stress. And so sometimes we're stressed even when we don't know we are. Because we're breathing shallowly or holding our breath and the body interprets that as stress. And so in laughter yoga, the stress levels of cortisol, which is one of the main ones, go down very quickly. And so we have what is being elevated is what I call happy hormones. Emma Ferguson...
Helping Seniors Maintain Independence with Social Connections
February 16, 2023 16:00 - 17 minutes - 16.3 MB“The elder never sees the app. The family has the app. The family posts, pictures, and messages all week long. And then on Monday, mom gets a magazine in the mail with all the pictures, all the messages. Here's what's going on in the family, a beautiful magazine that she can hold onto and read all week long and keep it forever.” Benjamin Surmi 1. How important do you feel it is for seniors to have strong social connections? 2. What tools are available for seniors to stay connected to frien...
Dancing With Dementia
February 09, 2023 16:00 - 15 minutes - 13.9 MBSometimes they get up, they just come in and they're like, No, I don't think it's for me. Like they hear the word dancing and it's like, No, this is not for me. But they didn't hear the music. The combination of music and movement and the styles. And they're like, oh wait a minute, this is fun! Paloma Ladejobi Title- Dancing with Seniors Paloma Ladejobi teaches dance for seniors with Parkinson’s and with Dementia. Kim sits down with Paloma to learn more about this interesting activity. Ho...
Getting to the Heart of Your Health
February 02, 2023 16:00 - 15 minutes - 13.9 MBAnd making sure that perhaps you have social connections in your life. Because again, if you are mentally well and happy your heart and your brain tend to fare better. Lharissa Jacobs- The American Heart Association In celebration of Heart Month, Kim Hegwood has a conversation with Lharissa Jacobs with the American Heart Association about what it takes to keep your heart healthy. How to Get More Information Please link to www.heart.org 1-800-AHA-USA-1 (1-800-242-8721) @American_Heart or...
Houses, Healthcare, Heirs & Planning for The Future
January 26, 2023 16:00 - 21 minutes - 19.5 MBBut sometimes I will have a spouse that will pass and the other one says, Well, I'm not going to bother probating because I'm going to stay in the house. And then they pass. So, then we have to track down will and airship affidavits and you know, death certificates and everything else. So, if they don't have a will, I usually end up having to do exactly what I said. I usually must involve an attorney and we have to find out if there were wills and track down the heirs. Find out, you know, ho...
More Ways Tech Can Help Keep Seniors Safe
January 19, 2023 16:00 - 21 minutes - 19.3 MB“When we think of safety. We think about avoiding wandering. And I think we'll get into that. But we think of medications, we think of falls, etc. But one of the big ones is financial safety. Because if that's not in place, you can have all the safety features in the house, but you're going to lose your house. Right? You're going to lose your house. You're not going to have anybody to be able to take care of you. You're really going to be in a tough situation”. Benjamin Surmi 1. How can you...
How to Tour a Memory Care Community Like an Expert
January 12, 2023 16:00 - 22 minutes - 20.4 MB“You must look for places that can be creative. And you know, just kind of look for the individual needs of that person. Because not everybody's going to want to play bingo, you know.” Amanda Bailey- Senior Advisor With Amanda Bailey’s years of experience working in memory care communities, this conversation with Kim Hegwood is one you do not want to miss. Learn what you need to observe and what questions to ask when touring a memory care community. How to Contact Amanda Website: www.help...
Keeping Our Loved Ones Safe and Sound in the Hospital: The Care Partner Project
January 05, 2023 16:00 - 19 minutes - 17.6 MBYou can ask for consults. If you think there's an infection going on, you can ask for an infectious disease consult. You can ask for physical therapy if you think that would help your loved one, get moving again in mobility. If they're having trouble swallowing or anything like that, there's speech therapy, you know, occupational therapy. Certain things, if they're going home, that they might need to do around the house. There are all these different services they have to offer. And just tal...
What Solo-Agers Should Know
December 29, 2022 16:00 - 18 minutes - 16.7 MBIf we do think of someone being a solo ager, we're thinking of someone who's never been married, who has never had children and yes, that is your main solo ager. But we also, those of us who are married and maybe have not had children may one day as well, become a solo ager. If, and when our spouse dies, if they proceed to us in death. So that is another example of a solo ager.~ Elizabeth MaGallon Fluery- Owner- Life’s Encore Planning Kim Hegwood and Elizabeth MaGallon Fluery discuss the pe...
Why Choosing a Small Assisted Living May Be Your Best Option
December 22, 2022 16:00 - 16 minutes - 14.9 MBI want to start with bigger is not always better. You know, I know in Texas, it's always, everything is big in Texas. So, you know, it's just very Texas, just saying. But in assisted living industry, bigger is not always better. If you are needing a higher level of care, a lot of medical attention, a smaller assisted living facility that preferably has a nurse that rounds or is owned by a nurse like mine is an advantage. ~ Ann Garcia- Owner ComForCare Assisted Living Kim Hegwood and Ann Gar...
Helping Seniors Create a Better Body
December 15, 2022 16:00 - 20 minutes - 18.4 MB“How do you pull up at a table in some of these electric wheelchairs? It can be very difficult. How do you get in out of the car, etc.? So, some of the companies that are trying to give us the power offer some motor-powered mobility. But make it discreet, make it sleek, make it less heavy, make it easier to get in and out of a car. Make it easier to get in and out of a house.” Benjamin Surmi 1. What new tech innovations can help seniors with mobility issues? 2. Why is it important to stren...
The Gap Between Loving and Supporting Someone with Alzheimer's
December 08, 2022 16:00 - 19 minutes - 18.1 MBI remember my mother, she used to always love coming to her grandchildren's events at school. And even when she didn't really know what was going on, she still just really enjoyed it. Until one day she just didn't enjoy it. It was confusing. The clapping was loud, it was dark. She just wanted to leave. And I think when those types of setbacks happen and your loved one has progressed more in the disease, it's helpful to acknowledge it. And then try to reframe it. ~ Mary Moreland- Author of Th...
Having Those Difficult Discussions with Loved Ones
December 01, 2022 16:00 - 16 minutes - 15.5 MBWhen you see them starting to have trouble with the instrumental activities of daily living. The IADLs, things like paying bills on time, things like tripping a little bit, maybe not walking as well as they used to. Maybe they're having trouble with a little accident here and there when they're driving, you know. When you see things like that, you need to get your antenna up and pay attention. ~Debbie Howard Kim Hegwood and Debbie Howard have a conversation about Having Those Difficult Discu...
Traveling with a Family Member with Dementia - Am I Crazy?!
November 24, 2022 16:00 - 21 minutes - 19.5 MBMy father was an air force pilot, so he thinks he can fly the plane. Okay. It's been 50 or 60 years since you flew in the air force and you're flying little bomber jets. These are massive commercial airliners. And we must make sure that it's a direct flight. ~ Barbara Barrielle If you have ever considered traveling with a family member with dementia you will need to listen to Kim Hegwood’s conversation with Travel Writer and Dementia Carer, Barbara Barrielle Traveling with a Family Member ...
How to Promote Independence & Avoid Wandering Away
November 17, 2022 16:00 - 21 minutes - 19.8 MB“I think more of where I come from, is not focusing on a specific tool. But focusing on the decisions that need to be made to select the right tools. So, we'll mention some tools. But first I think what's important is for families to look at a few key questions. The first question is, what am I trying to solve? Am I trying to know when mom falls? Am I trying to know that she's okay because she can press something and I can talk to her and she can talk to me, whether she's at the grocery stor...
Should You Use a Funeral Negotiator?
November 10, 2022 16:00 - 16 minutes - 15.4 MB“Everything I do is on the honor system. There's no contract with me for families that call me at the time of death. My fee is 20% of whatever they think I saved them compared to what they were going to do. If I can't save any money, there's no fee. If they're calling me before death, my fee drops to 15% of whatever I save them. And then if I save them over $5,000, I've got a 10% program with what we call the American family protection plan. And it's a wonderful program. Everything's on the ...
Building a financial plan, critically important for caregivers
November 03, 2022 15:00 - 16 minutes - 14.6 MB“What happens when the caregiver is unable to provide that care? When my grandmother had her diagnosis, her sister was helping her. She felt very ill and passed away. So, we had to come in. My father and I took over the caregiving responsibility for her. And luckily, we had a plan in place.” Leslea Stock-Lopez Both Kim Hegwood and her guest Leslea Stock-Lopez agree that having a solid financial plan is critical for caregivers. Today they will discuss the following. Why is financial literac...
Caregiving & the Science of Aging Well
October 27, 2022 15:00 - 17 minutes - 16 MB“This idea of moving is really that inherent innate thing that all of us do. But it has real therapeutic power to it. And there are little tips and you know, strategies, you can have to get the most out of movement. And so, we like to talk about movement as medicine more than because it sounds catchy, but because we want movement to feel as accessible and inclusive as possible.” Amanda Rees Today Kim Hegwood speaks with Amanda Rees, the owner and founder of Age Bold. They will be talking ab...
How 'AgeTech' is Revolutionizing Care Choices
October 20, 2022 15:00 - 27 minutes - 25.3 MBI call the first category better body. So, this category refers to technology that might actually help your body be more able to do things than it otherwise would. I'll give you a couple of instances, there's a tool called my seismic, and what it does is it straps on your back and around your body and it uses electricity to provide strengthening to your core. So, if you're a person with back pain, you're a person who has trouble walking. This can help you for several hours, be able to be mo...
Framework for the Sandwich Generation
October 13, 2022 15:00 - 18 minutes - 17.4 MBI also saw this in schools where parents would be concerned about their kids or teachers were concerned about kids with behavior issues or falling behind academically. And one of my first questions to a parent would be, has anything changed in the home? And I can't tell you how many times I wish I'd taken data on this. But I can't tell you how many times the response was. Well, you know, my dad has stage four colon cancer and just moved in with us, or I'm taking care of my grandmother who ha...
Your Hearing and Your Brain Health
October 06, 2022 15:00 - 12 minutes - 11.7 MBHow you hear is with your brain. The ear is just a tool to get the information to your brain. And what happens over time is hearing loss as it goes down, that processing is affected. So essentially your brain once you can't hear will rewire itself to find information in other methods. I like to tell my patients that generally speaking, it's kind of like, they're always playing wheel of fortune. They're missing bits and pieces. Sometimes they get the puzzle quickly and easily. Other times the...
Open Enrollment Is Starting- Why Is This Important?
September 29, 2022 15:00 - 17 minutes - 15.6 MBWhen you get into a Medicare advantage plan, you're really not in Medicare anymore. Medicare pays that insurance company each month and they're not going to pay original. Medicare is not going to pay your claim at all. So, you know, there are no do-overs with Medicare. ~Toni King- Medicare Specialist With Medicare open enrollment right around the corner, Kim thought it would be a good idea to bring in a specialist to talk about this subject. She brought in a Houston-based Medicare specialis...
Caring for Aging Parents- When Siblings Disagree
September 22, 2022 15:00 - 18 minutes - 17.3 MBNow, in all fairness, taking care of an aging parent brings challenges that no one's been prepared for. So, it's a highly emotional time. There's so much decision making and there's so much at stake. And really most of us don't do well when there's that much pressure. So, there's also the added pressure, there's family history dynamics, plus added pressure. And the fear of, you know, the margin of error that is involved with these decisions. So those combined the answer is, yes, it is common...
Behavioral Health and Quality of Life
September 15, 2022 15:00 - 15 minutes - 14.4 MBWell, what has happened is we have to remind ourselves that at one time, all of us are independent right now. We get to go to work, we get up, we go out and have fun with our families. We go to restaurants and movies, and then suddenly for whatever reason, we have someone that maybe falls and gets hurt. And then they start having issues, other health issues, and it is recommended that maybe they need to go into an independent or an assisted living facility as well as a nursing home. When th...
How Can I Keep Someone with Dementia Engaged?
September 08, 2022 15:00 - 12 minutes - 11.8 MBReally look for activities that they've always enjoyed doing in the past and maybe that they enjoy doing now. Oftentimes that just really helps to give them a sense of purpose. So, if it's things, even daily activities, whether it's helping you to dry dishes, setting the table, even sitting and planning for a meal, talking that through, those are really wonderful things. They're normal daily activities. ~ Elaine Kiehler What can you do to keep someone with dementia engaged? This is a quest...
Should I Move My Elderly Mom into My Home?
September 01, 2022 15:00 - 19 minutes - 18.2 MBI'm a clinician, so I'm a nurse for a really long time. I am a hospice nurse and I thought this is going to be super, I'm a dementia practitioner. And my mother-in-law has dementia. And I was like, oh, this is going to be cake. And what I realized is that the easy stuff is really hard. ~ Jennifer Prescott Before you make this big step listen to what Jennifer Prescott and Kim Hegwood have to say. It could be the best choice you ever make, or it could be a disaster. This is what you need to k...
Assisted Living or Memory Care, which one is the right choice?
August 25, 2022 15:00 - 16 minutes - 14.9 MB“I think we have to start with defining what is dementia, right? Dementia is a set of symptoms that affect our memory, our problem-solving ability, and our language. The Alzheimer's Association says that 50% of all residents that are living in assisted living have some type of dementia or cognitive impairment. Danna Barnes Making the decision to move someone with dementia is not easy. And choosing where to move them is even harder. That is why Kim Hegwood invited Danna Barnes to the Life Ha...
Elderly Fraud Abuse
August 18, 2022 15:00 - 21 minutes - 20.1 MB“Her nephew was doing most of the check writing. And during this process, he bought a boat, and he bought a motorcycle. Nobody besides a nephew was looking after this. So, he had a free checking account to do whatever he wanted to do.” ~Richard Claywell Kim Hegwood and Richard Claywell sit down to discuss scams and other types of elderly fraud abuse. Learn what to look for and what to do. Title: Elderly Fraud Abuse How to Contact Richard Website: biz-valuation.com Email: richard@biz-val...
Always access your medical records!
August 11, 2022 15:00 - 19 minutes - 17.6 MB“The goal here is for somebody to be able to go in there and it takes two seconds for them to figure out what information they need and how they can utilize it to help you when you're dealing with just going to a doctor. Does it matter if it takes you 30 seconds versus 60 seconds or a minute? No. Does it matter when the EMT shows up at your door and you're dealing with an acute or critical situation, and they need to know something? You bet it does.” Beth Tofel- www.footprintid.com Having a...