Caring for a Loved One with Dementia: A Discussion About Caregiver Burden
JUL 14, 2021Amy French, senior manager of programs at Alzheimer's Association in Chattanooga, discusses caregiver burden.
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Greg Phelps, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Alleo Health System/Hospice of Chattanooga discusses what to expect in the end stages of dementia.
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Blake Haren, MD, psychiatrist with CHI Memorial Hospital Medicine, discusses dementia related behavioral problems.
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Amy French, senior manager of programs at Alzheimer's Association in Chattanooga, discusses caregiver burden.
Chambliss team members Amy Boulware, Care Manager for Elder Law and Special Needs Planning, and Rebecca Miller, Elder Law and Special Needs Attorney, discuss estate planning when you or a loved one has dementia.
Matt Kodsi, MD, PhD, neurologist with CHI Memorial, discusses advanced diagnostics and treatment options for dementia.
Alycia Cleinman, MD, geriatrician with CHI Memorial Center for Healthy Aging, discusses the various types of dementia.
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