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Elder Care News 12/2007 (Page 8)



Whig.com (The Quincy Herald-Whig)
Quincy Senior Care, which opened in November 2006 to provide professional, non-medical caregiving services to make seniors feel safe, secure and comfortable at home, is closing.

Welma Hovis (Southeast Missourian)
MARBLE HILL, Mo. -- Welma E. Hovis, 67, of Marble Hill died Tuesday, Dec. 25, 2007, at Elder Care of Marble Hill. She was born June 30, 1940, in Bollinger County, daughter of Lucus and Ona Gattis...

Study evaluates health monitors (The Palm Beach Post)
Data from the devices is sent through phone wires to caregivers at The Tradition of the Palm Beaches, a Jewish retirement community on the campus of MorseLife, a senior citizen care and housing provider off Haverhill Road.

Wake Forest rallies past UConn at Meineke Car Care Bowl (USA Today)
Long the dregs of college football, little ol' Wake Forest proved last year wasn't a fluke. Behind speedy receiver Kenneth Moore and a swarming defense full of big plays, the Demon Deacons rallied to beat fellow upstart Connecticut 24-10 in the Meineke Bowl on Saturday.

Browns can solidify playoff position (Siskiyou Daily News)
AP Football Writer No one would ever confuse Romeo Crennel with Jim Mora the elder, the combustible former coach of the Saints and Colts.

Senior receiver sets record for Wake Forest (Burlington Times-News)
CHARLOTTE — The first time Wake Forest senior Kenneth Moore sat inside Charlotte’s Bank of America Stadium, he was one of thousands of Carolina Panthers fans, exiled to the back rows, taking in a Monday night affair several years ago.

Andrews exits with memorable touchdown (Burlington Times-News)
CHARLOTTE — Micah Andrews put the finishing touches on Wake Forest’s victory in the Meineke Car Care Bowl with a determined 9-yard touchdown run. And so the Wake Forest senior running back finally finished what he started against Connecticut. It took more than 15 months.

Special Needs Trusts improve quality of life (The News-Press)
I have written in the past about the importance of understanding the difference between SSI and SSDI, both social security disability programs.

Bears seventh with win over Horizon (Alamogordo Daily News)
A lot of the time, senior Bear Dalton Ellis takes care of the grunt work and doesn't get showered with a whole lot of publicity.

Scientifically speaking, 12/30 (Denver Post)

Licking County: Bond would pay for senior center (The Columbus Dispatch)
A 121-year-old former children's home could make way for a new senior center in Licking County.

Coordination needed to ensure care (The Globe Gazette)
MASON CITY — Recruiting, streamlining care and coordinating efforts are ways Mason City health care officials are ensuring mental health patients receive the care they need.

Tips for small-business owners making New Year's resolutions (San Francisco Chronicle)
Joy Kapur came up with an unusual New Year's resolution last year for Maharani, his Indian restaurant on Post Street: to paint 1 million hearts to hang on the walls. Kapur, 66, had undergone successful open-heart surgery. He had a longtime spiritual belief in...

Trends to watch in 2008 (Lansing State Journal)
Ready to personally configure your very own 2008?

Court wants to expand minority concerns panel (phillyburbs.com)
Superior Court officials want to expand a committee formed last year to promote diversity in the courts and assist in community outreach programs.

Bhutto's husband haunted by a past of corruption allegations (CNN.com)
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) -- Benazir Bhutto's husband, who took effective control of his slain wife's party Sunday, is a former Cabinet minister who spent eight years in prison on corruption accusations and is known as "Mr. 10 Percent" for allegedly taking kickbacks.

Johor Buzz: Kick the habit with Calvary Care (The New Straits Times)
KITCHEN DUTY: These Calvary Care patients are in charge of the day’s dinner. CHANDRAN Pillai spent 23 years of his life being in and out of government-run drug rehabilitation centres and prison.

Asif Zardari has shady reputation in Pak: Report (The Times of India)
The elder Zardari, a prominent figure in Pakistani politics, earned a checkered reputation because of allegations that he made big money during Bhutto's government.

Davis' decision means NFL money or shot at senior glory (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
ATLANTAAs James Davis talks about his future there appears a sparkle in his eyes. And why not? He is a week away from making a decision about his future in football that has no downside. Davis will opt to either forego his senior season at Clemson and enter the NFL Draft, or return in pursuit of a college degree, an ACC championship for the Tigers and the school's career rushing record. Davis ...

As the buzzer sounds . . . (The Cincinnati Post)
At the time of its first edition, which was 1881, the newspaper didn't need sports, obviously. In Ohio's largest city, there weren't any to speak of. Basketball was 10 years shy of being invented. The local schools hadn't yet connected education to football. And for the first (and still only) time since the National League was founded in1876, Cincinnati was bereft of professional baseball.

Injured baby's sister in care (TVNZ)
The sister of a two-month-old baby who is in Starship Hospital with a serious head injury has been put into CYFS care while a police investigation continues.

AARP Report Shows How States Can Help Prevent Abuse Of Older Americans, Identifies Better Ways For Courts To Oversee ... (Medical News Today)
A new report by AARP's Public Policy Institute (PPI) identifies effective practices for monitoring court-appointed adult guardians, reducing the chances for abuses that occur when oversight is lax. [click link for full article]

Brush up on dental care (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
Honestly, how hard can it be? We've been doing it twice a day since kindergarten. But still we can't get it right.

Better to gauge health of elderly in person (The Monterey County Herald)
Holiday visits with rarely seen elderly relatives do more than bring seasonal cheer. They also offer adult children and other long-distance caregivers a good time to assess what assistance the senior may need, says Dr.

In-home care helps elderly stay independent (Rapid City Journal)
When Fran Eichinger’s 89-year-old mother suffered from inflammation of the feet shortly after her gallbladder surgery, Eichinger realized her mother needed extra help.

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)
State police are investigating a burglary at RMS Gravel in Dryden that occurred on Dec. 26 during which a safe was moved and broken into.

Creating her own recipe for success at senior center (Nevada Appeal)
Baking for Becky Heldenbrand has always been a passion. That passion has turned into her dream job at the Carson City Senior Citizens Center.

Ascendia Brands reaches agreement on senior debt restructuring (Sharewatch)
NEW YORK (Thomson Financial) - Ascendia Brands Inc. Monday reached an agreement with its senior lenders to restructure $160 million of its first and second lien debt facilities.

Athens County native coming back for second try on health-care reform (Athens News)
During his first term in office, President Bill Clinton - with the help of his wife Hillary - mounted a major push for health-care reform. The centerpiece of that effort, however - the Health Security Act of 1993 - was defeated in Congress.

Creating her own recipe for success at senior center (Nevada Appeal)
Baking for Becky Heldenbrand has always been a passion. That passion has turned into her dream job at the Carson City Senior Citizens Center.

Home Care For Senior Citizens On The Rise (WTVY Dothan)
Eighty-five percent of senior citizens in America prefer to stay living in their homes after retirement for life, as opposed to moving into a group facility. That is according to the AARP, and the numbers are expected to increase as the baby boom generation reaches its senior years.

Tanzania: Caring for the Sick Carefully (AllAfrica.com)
In 2000, When Anna was in standard five she had to take care of her parents who fell sick. She was 12 years old and was the oldest female child so it was her duty to take care of the parents. In 2001 the parents died.

Dolly Sherer (Mountain Home News)
Dolly Sherer, 89, of Mountain Home, joined the Lord on Friday December 28th with family at her bedside in a care facility in Boise.

Senior citizens enjoy festive luncheon (The Kingsville Journal)
The Knights of Columbus Hall on 14th Street was festively decorated in Christmas colors of red and green Wednesday and the place was packed with senior citizens and special needs adults enjoying a luncheon and dance.

CVS Caremark Corporation to Present at The JPMorgan Health Care Conference on January 7th (Centre Daily Times)
CVS Caremark Corporation (NYSE: CVS) today announced that Tom Ryan, Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer, will be speaking to investors at the JPMorgan Health Care Conference on January 7, 2008. Mr. Ryan is scheduled to speak at approximately 11:00a.m. ET.

City calls on agency to support senior center (Tri-County Journal)
Pacific officials continue to press the Mid-East Area Agency on Aging to provide full services to the Tri-County Community Senior Citizen Center.

MAUI LONG TERM CARE PARTNERSHIP (The Maui News)
In just a few years, the Maui Long Term Care Partnership has put its motto, “aging with aloha” in place for Valley Isle senior citizens now and in the future.






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