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UPCOMING EVENT
NATIONAL AGE IN PLACE COUNCIL (NAIPC) SACRAMENTO CHAPTER PRESENTS -
Care Compass Workshop Series
Location: MAIDU Community Center-
1550 Maidu Dr. Roseville, Ca 95661
Date: Thursday, July 9, 2026, 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM
TOPIC: First 40-End of Life Closure Map with Heidi Currey
Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2026, 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM
TOPIC: 5 WISHES, Advance Care Planning with Kara Turner, CCMA-AC, BSHA, RCFE, CDP
During the month of June, we recognized Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month - a meaningful reminder that when memory changes, support matters.
Memory changes can affect more than just the individual. They impact entire families, daily routines, future planning, and the emotional well-being of everyone involved.
Throughout Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, we acknowledged the importance of education, early support, and compassionate care for those navigating memory loss and cognitive changes.
For many families, the journey can feel overwhelming. Questions about safety, care options, daily routines, and long-term planning can come quickly.
Care management can help families navigate those next steps with guidance, advocacy, and coordination - helping ensure loved ones receive the support they need while reducing stress for caregivers along the way.
No family should have to navigate it alone.
This Father's Day, we celebrated the Dads, Grandfathers, and Father figures who have inspired, supported, protected, guided, and loved their families through every season of life.
For many families, Father's Day brings joy, gratitude, memories, and reflection. It is also a reminder of how important it is to honor the people who have cared for us and to make sure they feel supported as their own needs change.
If your family is navigating changing care needs for someone you love, support is available. Reach out to start the conversation.
To all the amazing Dads and Father figures we celebrated this Father's Day - thank you for the love, strength, and wisdom you continue to share.
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Men's Health Week is a reminder that taking care of your health shouldn't be pushed to the bottom of the list.
Too often, men delay checkups, ignore symptoms, or try to "push through" health concerns instead of addressing them early.
But prevention matters.
Routine appointments, screenings, mental health support, healthy habits, and early conversations can make a significant difference in long-term health and quality of life.
Care management can also help individuals and families navigate healthcare needs, coordinate appointments, organize care plans, and ensure important follow-ups don't get overlooked.
Your health matters - and taking care of it is one of the strongest things you can do.
CNA Week is a time to recognize the incredible Certified Nursing Assistants who provide comfort, compassion, and essential daily support.
CNAs are often the ones helping with the most personal parts of care - bathing, dressing, mobility, meals, safety, and emotional reassurance. Their work may happen behind the scenes, but the impact is deeply felt by patients, residents, families, and care teams.
- They help preserve dignity.
- They notice changes.
- They provide comfort.
- They show up with patience and heart.
Care management can support CNAs, families, and care teams by helping coordinate needs, communicate concerns, and make sure the right services and supports are in place.
To every CNA making a difference through everyday care - thank you.
Many people ask about the ALCA logo on my materials and want to know what it means.
ALCA stands for the Aging Life Care Association® - a professional organization for Aging Life Care Professionals® who help older adults, dependent adults, individuals with ongoing health or disability challenges, and their families navigate complex care needs.
As a member of ALCA, I am connected to a professional network committed to ethical standards, client-centered care, advocacy, planning, and informed decision-making.
Aging Life Care Professionals may assist with:
- Assessment and monitoring
- Planning and problem-solving
- Education and advocacy
- Family caregiver coaching
- Care coordination
- Crisis support
- Connecting families with trusted local resources
For families, this means the ALCA logo represents more than a membership - it reflects a commitment to guidance, professionalism, and support during some of life's most overwhelming care decisions.
When care is your responsibility, having a backup plan matters.
Safety Net is designed to provide peace of mind when unforeseen challenges arise - helping ensure care continues, support remains available, and families are not left scrambling during stressful moments.
With Safety Net, clients and families have access to added reassurance through ongoing check-ins, updated care guidance, and a designated emergency contact when extra support is needed.
Because uninterrupted care doesn't happen by accident - it happens with planning.
Need a Plan B for care? Reach out today to learn more about Safety Net and how it can help provide peace of mind for your family.
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