Struggling with nursing home roommate problems? Learn your rights and discover how VOYCE’s ombudsman program can help you resolve conflicts and protect your peace of mind. Nursing Home Roommate Problems: What You Can Do Living in a nursing home comes with adjustments, and one of the most common challenges residents face is sharing a room….
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Our work impacts the whole state of Missouri, especially the eastern half.
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What is a Death Doula? How They Help Us Make Peace with Death
In a recent episode of We’re at the Age, hosts Marjorie Moore and Melody Fox sat down with Dr. Maurya D. Cockrell, a death doula and founder of Leaves Speak Healthcare, to answer an important question: What is a death doula? From legacy planning to grief rituals, this episode is all about embracing end-of-life conversations…
Read More →Why Nursing Home Emergency Preparedness Is Essential
Residents in long-term care are among the most vulnerable during emergencies. Many live with physical or cognitive limitations that prevent them from responding to crises on their own. Federal guidelines require all nursing homes to have a written emergency preparedness plan, but not all plans are detailed, up to date, or well communicated to families….
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