Taking Care: A Caregivers Guide for Navigating the Health Care System - Ciletti, Maria V.
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Taking Care is a reference guide and companion book to I Have to Leave You Now: A Survival Guide for Caregivers of Loved Ones with Alzheimer's Disease. This book is a one stop- comprehensive guide for caregivers to getting the services and benefits their loved one's need and deserve. It will help answer questions like "What to do when you get an Alzheimer's or other terminal diagnosis? As well as answer questions like "When is it time for placement in a long term care facility?" or "When is it time for Hospice?" Taking Care will help you navigate the tumultuous sea of health insurance…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Taking Care is a reference guide and companion book to I Have to Leave You Now: A Survival Guide for Caregivers of Loved Ones with Alzheimer's Disease. This book is a one stop- comprehensive guide for caregivers to getting the services and benefits their loved one's need and deserve. It will help answer questions like "What to do when you get an Alzheimer's or other terminal diagnosis? As well as answer questions like "When is it time for placement in a long term care facility?" or "When is it time for Hospice?" Taking Care will help you navigate the tumultuous sea of health insurance including: Medicare, Medicaid, private health insurance, Long Term Care Insurance as well as the Veteran's Administration. Taking Care includes up to date information on advance directives and other documents you need to help take care of your loved one.
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Autorenporträt
Maria Ciletti is the author of I Have to Leave You Now: A Survival Guide for Caregivers of Loved Ones with Alzheimer's Disease. She is also the author of 5 romance novels as well as several medical articles published in Medical Economics Magazine and Family Practice Management Magazine. She is an RN with 22 years of experience as a medical administrator.