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Long-Term Care Funding with Daphne Davis

A big consideration in long-term care, whether it’s memory care or retirement living, is how in the world to fund it. Daphne Davis at Pinnacle Senior Placements shares some of those options today.

Out-of-State Home Sales with Juli Anne Gibson

Juli Anne Gibson with Real Estate 55 Plus talks about selling real estate when adult children and their senior loved ones live in different states.

Veterans Interview: Dennis Boyd talks with Captain Barbra Elmore

Veterans Interview: Dennis Boyd talks with Captain Barbra Elmore, who served in the U.S. Marines from 1964-1967 during the Vietnam War, at Patriot’s Landing in DuPont, Washington. When she served, there were only 50 women serving in the Marines.

Morning Glory Memory Keeper with Della Goldsworth

Della Goldsworth talks about the Morning Glory Memory Keeper.

Investment Strategies with Jason Totedo

Jason Totedo, a financial advisor with AGP Wealth Advisors, talks about investment strategies.

Retirement Living with Kathleen Beers

As people are looking for a retirement community for their parents, find out the level of care they can provide. Every time a loved one moves, there is a decline in that person, so you want to find the right fit so they don’t have to move again. There are family dynamics, financial considerations, and dealing with the actual care plan. A conversation with Patriot’s Glen’s Kathleen Beers at Careage about retirement living.

What to Expect from Pinnacle Senior Placements

Pinnacle Senior Placements is an “information post” designed to help families find housing and care solutions for their loved one.

Smart Technology with Stephanie Cameron

Stephanie Cameron, RN, CCM, CAPS and founder of Transitions Care Management, talks about smart technology

Home Care Relationship with Kim Spencer

Kim Spencer at Serengeti Care talks about the home car

Alzheimer’s Research with Bob Le Roy

Bob Le Roy, Executive Director of the Alzheimer’s Association, Washington State Chapter, talks about Alzheimer’s research being done, particularly in the Seattle area at the University of Washington, Kaiser Permanente, the Veteran’s Administration and even the NFL.