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http://www.silveradosenior.com Alzheimers Silverado Assisted Living Home Care. Specializing in dementia and Alzheimers, Silverado offers a full continuum of care through our Home Care, Assisted Living,   more...and Hospice service lines. Silverado Assisted Living communities specialize in caring for those with memory impairments. We provide expert clinical care led by a Physician Medical Director, full-time registered nurse as our Director of Health Services and licensed nurses on-site around the clock.  less

http://www.tenderheartsathomecare.com - Adult children and friends of seniors are often concerned about their parents or parent living on their own.

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http://www.mountainview-care.com Millie Newsom talks about her history with senior care and her experience with helping alzheimer's and dementia for over 40 years.

http://www.mountainview-care.com Millie Newsom talks about her history with senior care and her experiance with helping alzheimer's and dementia for over 40 years.

http://www.mountainview-care.com Millie Newsom talks about her history with senior care and her experience with helping alzheimer's and dementia for over 40 years.

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An old woman is brought into a hospice. The only thing she carries is a locket containing a very special photograph. She has no identification and is unable speak. Although unable to communicate, the   more...old woman is awake and aware of the two nurses, a male (Michael) and a female (Gloria), caring for her. Gloria doesn't understand the connection that occurs between her and the old woman, but Michael knows all too well what's happening because he's been there. Try as he might to remain aloof and distant, the connection draws him to Gloria, and thus to the old woman. Who is she? The nurses open her locket and the old woman’s calming thoughts are finally able to transcend human speech and transmit the bliss of impermanence to her troubled caretakers.  less

Drawings of my mother, a refugee from Nazi Germany, while she was dying in Hospice - a visual diary - interspersed with images of war. Marlene Dietrich singing Pete Seeger's moving song is the link between   more...the personal and political.  less