Join ALCA for Free Aging Care Manager Sessions This May
The Aging Life Care Association® (ALCA) is excited to announce its participation in National Aging Life Care Month this May by offering complimentary sessions titled "Ask an Aging Life Care Manager." This initiative is designed for family caregivers, solo-agers, and anyone facing the complexities of aging.
Session Details and Objectives
Throughout May, ALCA will host these intimate sessions every Friday. Each session is limited to ensure that participants receive personalized guidance and expert advice from seasoned Aging Life Care Professionals. This is a unique opportunity for attendees to engage in meaningful conversations, ask pressing questions, and explore the vast options available for aging care.
Interactive Care Conversations
These 45-minute sessions aim to foster an engaging atmosphere where participants can freely ask questions and share concerns about aging care. They will delve into how an Aging Life Care Manager can assist individuals and families at various stages of the aging journey.
Community Support and Awareness
Steven Barlam, MSW, LCSW, CMC and ALCA's President, expresses the significance of these sessions: "These sessions give us a chance to give back to the community and illuminate the vital services our professionals provide." Whether caring for an aging loved one or exploring resources for oneself, these gatherings are crafted to deliver comfort and clarity to all attendees.
Registration and Participation Guidelines
ALCA encourages individuals to register early for these sessions due to limited availability. To maximize outreach and support, attendees are invited to join only one session. Each session will cover a comprehensive overview of Aging Life Care™ services, which includes a thorough assessment, coordination of care, advocacy, and assistance with housing transitions and healthcare navigation, empowering families to make informed choices.
Celebrating 14 Years of Aging Life Care Month
This year marks the 14th anniversary of National Aging Life Care Month. ALCA aims to enhance public awareness relevant to the professional services offered while attracting more individuals into this expanding field. Aging Life Care Managers hail from diverse backgrounds, including nursing, social work, gerontology, and mental health, showcasing their expertise in navigating aging and elder care issues.
How to Register
Registration for the "Ask an Aging Life Care Manager" series is currently open and operates on a first-come, first-served basis. Participants keen on joining these enlightening sessions should ensure they secure their spots promptly.
About Aging Life Care Association® (ALCA)
The Aging Life Care Association® (ALCA), established in 1985, aims to improve dignified and coordinated care for older adults. With a robust membership of nearly 2,000 professionals nationwide, these experts have collectively supported around two million older adults throughout their history. ALCA members distinguish themselves from other care management professionals by meeting rigorous educational, experiential, and certification standards.
Members possess expertise across various disciplines such as counseling, gerontology, nursing, and occupational therapy, with a specialized focus on senior care and related challenges. Those interested in discovering more about Aging Life Care professionals can access further information through designated channels.
Contact Information
For additional inquiries regarding the sessions or membership, please reach out to:
Laura Sanchez
Aging Life Care Association® (ALCA)
Phone: 520-881-8008
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the "Ask an Aging Life Care Manager" sessions?
These sessions aim to provide family caregivers and solo-agers with expert guidance on navigating aging and care options.
Who can attend the ALCA sessions?
Anyone interested in aging care, including family caregivers and solo-agers, is welcome to attend.
How long is each session?
Each session lasts for 45 minutes and is designed to be interactive and informative.
Where can I register for the sessions?
Interested attendees can register through ALCA’s official website, which provides additional details about the sessions.
What qualifications do Aging Life Care Managers have?
Aging Life Care Managers come from diverse professional backgrounds, each fulfilling strict education and certification requirements to provide quality care for older adults.
