The Come For Care Show - Stamford, CT: Recent Episodes
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Nicol broadcasts on Wednesday mornings at 11:00 am on WSTC – 1400AM as she teaches you about the world of healthy aging with community experts. She will delve into a wide range of subjects concerning the care of seniors, including resources for seniors, care takers, and family members to types of professional services available to our seniors.
Nicol Rupolo, host of The Come for Care Show, has been a Stamford resident for 25 years. After an extensive 30-year career in IT and project management, she has begun a new journey with ComForcare Home Care, which offers home care services to seniors and other members of the Fairfield county community. Nicol finds this work both rewarding and educational and she enjoys bringing her compassion and caring nature to her business.
Nicol invites you to call her to begin the talk at 203-705-0220.
Dr Sacco, Chief Medical Officer at The Connecticut Hospice, Inc., will define palliative care, discuss how to request palliative care, identify barriers to this care, and tell us about his role at The Connecticut Hospice, Inc., the oldest hospice facility in the country.
Join us as Jane Sobel Klonsky outlines her company Project Unconditional. Its mission focuses on all who appreciate the connection, unconditional love, and deep bond that a canine companion provides. It’s for those who can’t imagine life without their beloved dog. It’s for all the people who have lost their dogs and don’t want to get another because they just aren’t ready. It's for anyone who loves dogs but haven't yet had the chance to bring one home.
The traditional employees are aging out of the workforce, and millennials will soon represent the majority of US workers. They have different expectations from work than previous generations, and successful businesses will be those who understand how to attract and retain this new generation of employees. Let's examine what this shift means for small business owners. #Stamford
Meg discusses what aging adults need nutritionally. Also, she will take us on a mental field trip to the grocery store to purchase, prepare, and store our foods. (Many aging adults keep food too long and make themselves ill.) We'll discuss the importance of hydration in the aging adults -- summer is coming, and health issues associated with dehydration always get worse in the summer! Meg also shares how you can “Ask the Dietitian” so that listeners can email me with additional questions after the show.
Eileen Duggan will discuss the recent changes in the healthcare system and their potential impact on frail older adults. She identifies strategies for reducing hospital re-admissions and developing an action plan to avoid them, as well as options for assistance should you need any.
Attorney Sandra Gottlin's general philosophy is to help seniors stay healthy, independent and wise. This means planning smart, considering your elder care plan, whom to trust with your finances and health care decisions, and how best to leave a legacy meaningful to you.
My conversation with Shannon focused on a few key areas, like: the ratio of negative thoughts to positive thoughts; the physical impact of negative thoughts (fight or flight and chemical response); repeating thought patterns (neurological patterns); how those thought patterns influence our health, happiness and success; how you can begin to "retrain your brain" for positivity. Shannon also shared insights from her book Water Yourself, which follows an analogy of gardening and life.
Joan Blumenfeld, Gerontologist with Borrow My Glasses and consultant Donna Fedus educate us on what Palliative Care is, how it works, how it differs from typical care, how it benefits patients and families, how patients can access it, and more. They do this through Joan's story: "We sort of stumbled into this project by talking about what I might have to teach others about living with terminal illness as well as about how palliative care fits in and makes this ever so much less stressful than it otherwise would be!
For 50 years, New Neighborhoods Inc. (NNI) has been creating homecomings. From their commitment to building quality affordable housing, to working hand in hand with their residents who are pursue their dream of home ownership, NNI has always been there. With your support, they will be here for the next 50 years and beyond. They're currently seeking donations for transportation for residents or a cargo vehicle for transport.
Joan Blumenfeld, Gerontologist with Borrow My Glasses and consultant Donna Fedus educate us on what Palliative Care is, how it works, how it differs from typical care, how it benefits patients and families, how patients can access it, and more. They do this through Joan's story: "We sort of stumbled into this project by talking about what I might have to teach others about living with terminal illness as well as about how palliative care fits in and makes this ever so much less stressful than it otherwise would be!"
This week on The Come For Care Show I interviewed Dr. Patty Ann Tublin, PsyD, MSW, MA, RN - an Emotional Intelligence, Communication & Relationship Expert with Relationship Toolbox, LLC. She shares tips to declutter your mind and 4 techniques to help de-stress your life. You really don't want to miss this week's episode replay!
Our guest, Tony Ferrara, explains what mindfulness is all about, its benefits in your life, and how to practice it.
Sandi Gaglio, Senior Advisor & Medicare Consultant from SBG Senior Life Consultants on How to effectively Navigate Medicare and be your own advocate.
Sandi Gaglio highlights how people are overwhelmed and confused whether they are new to Medicare or are an existing beneficiary. She explains how she takes away their fear and uncertainty and teaches clients methods of taking charge of their healthcare. She covers using the Medicare book to their advantage, learning how to read their health plan syllabus, readjusting their drug plans to obtain the lowest possible cost, and more, all in simple, easy-to-understand language that will empower anyone to take charge of their own healthcare.
Dr. McLawhorn specializes in adult reconstruction of the hip and knee, including complex primary and revision joint replacement surgery. His practice is committed to providing personalized care to active patients of all ages who have disorders of the hip and knee.
We have two experts in the field of Dementia on the show. Dr. Deborah Bier, Director of Special Populations and Steve Toll, National Director of Music and Special Programs at ComForCare Health Care Holdings, Inc. Join the conversation on how to care for loved ones with Dementia and the role of music therapy in the care.
Evan and I discussed how Veterans Home Care works with veterans or their surviving spouses, who qualify for a special Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) benefit known as “Aid and Attendance,” to remain in the comfort of their own homes and receive assistance with activities of daily living. In addition, we discussed how they assist in the application process, including helping the veteran assemble and file all necessary paperwork. Other services we discussed were home care workers, schedule and oversee care. With our exclusive VetAssist® Program, qualified applicants begin home care almost immediately, with no up-front costs to them.
After you hire an employee though a home care agency what are the ramifications of hiring them on your own? Do you have a household employee or s sub-contractor? Listen in as Judith Heft a personal CFO shares with us her wisdom on these topics and many more.
Join us as Laura DePreta arms us with natural remedies to fight a cold and flu this season.
Join our guest Sheila O'Brien, a Geriatric Care Manager, as she takes us into the world of Hoarding and how to approach care with a comprehensive team.
My guest Caryn McAllister shares the importance of hospice and palliative care and ensuring a quality of life for your loved one.
Dr. McLawhorn specializes in adult reconstruction of the hip and knee, including complex primary and revision joint replacement surgery. His practice is committed to providing personalized care to active patients of all ages who have disorders of the hip and knee.
We have two experts in the field of Dementia on the show. Dr. Deborah Bier, Director of Special Populations and Steve Toll, National Director of Music and Special Programs at ComForCare Health Care Holdings, Inc. Join the conversation on how to care for loved ones with Dementia and the role of music therapy in the care.
Care Management refers to a set of evidence-based integrated clinical care activities that are tailored to the individual client, and that ensure each patient has his or her own coordinated plan of care and services.
The first rule of taking care of others: take care of yourself. Kevin Lambing joins us from the Institute for Professional Care Education to discuss care giving and the role of education in this important endeavor. Resources can be found at www.caregiver.org
Sharon Bradley, RN and President & CEO of Visiting Nurse & Hospice of Fairfield County and Julia Portale, Executive Director of Fairfield County Hospice House join us to discuss the new Hospice home opening in a few months. It will be a final place, designed for the dying.
Sharing abundance with those in need. My guests Beth Merrill and John Gutman share with us the work they are doing at the New Covenant Center in Stamford.
My guest Caryn McAllister will share the importance of hospice and palliative care and ensuring a quality of life for your loved one.
Some options to consider when looking for assistance with transferring and living. Our guests will discuss a new bed system for mobility and assistance in selecting the next option when the home is no longer a good option.
This show raises important questions on how we react and respond to violence in our community. Learn effective and positive tools for responding to violence in our everyday lives. Hear current and upcoming legislation on violence in our communities and schools.
Matthew Quinones, CEO of Stamford Public Education Foundation joins us to share the amazing work this non-profit is doing in Stamford public schools. This 20 year organization has built a strong reputation for providing resources and programs that connect student, corporations and volunteers.
Laura DePreta, Natural Health Consultant, will discuss Reflexology and share adventures in aging gracefully in our stressful times.
Chris Crain, ED of Stamford Senior Center, discusses all the programs that the center offers and how the center serves the aging adult population in Stamford, CT.
Kathleen Bordelon, ED of Silver Source, shares her mission to advance the dignity, independence and quality of life of older adults by providing guidance for families and supportive services to those who are in need, by engaging in community partnerships and by advocating for sound public policies.
Our vision is a society that ensures older adults have the resources to live independent, healthy and fulfilled lives.
Paul and Susan Doyle, Owners of Oasis Senior Advisors of Fairfield County, will take the stress out of selecting an Assisted Living community if this is an option for your loved ones.
Laura DePreta, Natural Health Consultant, shares tips on aging gracefully in our stressful times.
Care Management refers to a set of evidence-based integrated clinical care activities that are tailored to the individual client, and that ensure each patient has his or her own coordinated plan of care and services.
This is an episode replay for your listening enjoyment and convenience! Nicol broadcasts on Wednesday mornings at 11:00 am on WSTC – 1400AM as she teaches you about the world of healthy aging with community experts. She will delve into a wide range of subjectscombforcare concerning the care of seniors, including resources for seniors, care takers, and family members to types of professional services available to our seniors.
Nicol Rupolo, host of The Come for Care Show, has been a Stamford resident for 25 years. After an extensive 30-year career in IT and project management, she has begun a new journey with ComForcare Home Care, which offers home care services to seniors and other members of the Fairfield county community. Nicol finds this work both rewarding and educational and she enjoys bringing her compassion and caring nature to her business.
Nicol invites you to call her to begin the talk at 203-705-0220.