照顾者研讨会

Managing a loved one’s finances can be a crucial part of caregiving – but it can also feel overwhelming. Peter Gordon and Jacob Gordon of New York Financial Organizers will join us to share professional guidance on the financial side of caregiving.

Topics will include tracking income and expenses, creating a budget, protecting against fraud and scams, and working with a team of professionals to support less-stress money management for caregivers and care receivers.

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Tuesday, June 13th, 12pm-1pm: Advocating for Medicaid Homecare

Your loved one has homecare through Medicaid! – now what? Accessing Medicaid for long-term in-home care isn’t the end of the story. What can you do if your loved one needs more hours, a different aide, or additional support? Suzanne Roberts, LMSW will present on how to be an effective advocate. You’ll learn who to talk to – and what to say – to help your loved one get what they need.

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Tuesday, June 20th, 12pm-1pm: Navigating Hospitalizations

In this webinar, you will gain valuable insight into one of the most common – and difficult—situations people find themselves navigating: hospitalizations! Learn about your rights as a caregiver and patient, benefits and entitlements you may not have known of, paying for a stay, discharge and appeals, and dealing with difficult scenarios. Michael Rublin, LMSW and Brontie Scott, MSW present on how to smoothly navigate the hospitalization, from admission to discharge and beyond.

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Thursday, June 29th, 12pm-1pm: Understanding Hospice and Palliative Care

Mandi Zucker, LSW, CT, Executive Director at End of Life Choices New York, will present a workshop for caregivers about hospice and palliative care. In this one-hour presentation, you will learn what hospice and palliative care, how they are different, and who should consider these services. We will also discuss how to initiate conversations with family members and friends about the options these services provide. 

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