The Modified Caregiver Role Strain results and reflection. Many people provide care for physically, mentally sick people who are not able to care for themselves; for some, it is their chosen job and for others it is family responsibility. Many caregivers have multiple responsibilities including their own professional work, family and social obligations. Balancing multiple roles can be difficult and stressful, and can result in a caregiver’s fatigue and burnout, and it can affect his/her physical and mental health (Touhy & Jett, 2012).…
Good Morning, My name is Kaye Gates and I will be the visitation facilitator for Marie Bell and her family. I am attempting setup visits for the family but haven't been able to connect Mr. and Mrs. Clauch who has been listed on the referral as the current caregivers for Angel Bell. The individual answering the phone at the number provided to me is stating it is not the correct number. Is there any addition contact information for this family.…
Q1: According to research by Community Care, they stated that lack of training is one factor that is affecting the quality of services provided for the older people. However, because of this factor, it is having a great impact on the service users. Based, on this issue, older people has being unlawfully deprived of their liberty and older adult with dementia has being treated with no empathy or consideration of their care needs Carter, R (2015).…
Through the program, seniors who can maintain functions for the purpose of reducing the inferences of disability, illness and increasing the sense…
What do we still need to know about your vulnerable population and what programs address their needs? What programs and policies are needed? Social and demographic trends are making information and assistance services increasingly important to the average American family. Americans live longer and require more help to cope with chronic conditions and frailties. Older adults often live alone, with no younger family members residing in the immediate area.…
Even though Brookdale provide one the best nursing care, but recently Brookdale had been experiencing many critical incidents which involved wrongful death, horrific assault by the resident’s roommate, staff overmedicating patient, staff refused to perform Cardio Pulmonary Rescue for a dying resident, negligence and sexual assault. Because of poor supervision, a resident died twenty-five feet away from the facility (Dolmanlaw.com, 2016). When it comes to assisted living industry Brookdale is all above, but they are from perfect. The organization has been involved in several cases. According to (Dolmanlaw.com, 2016) in 2013, Brookdale got sued because of a wrongful death plus elderly abuse when one of their resident was left unattended at facility in California while she was ill; staff member noticed an ulcer on the resident’s back but failed to notify a nurse or doctor to assist the resident in time.…
In spite of their age and some physical limitations, many seniors still continue to live independently in their own homes provided that they receive some amount of senior home care services. These services may include personal care such as bathing, grooming, dressing, and meal preparation. It may also include housekeeping services a few days a week, and transportation to medical arrangements. Senior home care services may also include a higher level of care such as medical care or medication management. While family members do their best to provide any type of care for their senior loved ones, the demands of work and their own family often make it very difficult for them.…
Health care Policy Analysis: Elderly Maltreatment in Long-term Care Facilities Problem-Statement: What method should long-term care facilities adopt to reduce elder maltreatment incidents? Background: There are many forms of elderly maltreatment that may occur within a long-term care facility. Maltreatment can be physical, psychological, sexual, and/or financial harm.…
There are a number of studies that have been done in the past few years by the National Alliance for Caregiving, Commission on Long-Term Care and the Bipartisan Policy Center that highlight the struggles of familial caregivers and have made recommendations to Congress, Health and Human Services, Labor, and Veterans Affairs departments to implement changes to Medicare and Medicaid to view caregivers as part of the health team and to develop strategies to help assist the caregivers and alleviate some of the burden on them and their families (Greene & Hunt, 2017). The National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP) was authorized in 2000 to help family caregivers get information about support services, counseling, training and support groups. Additionally, the Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2006 helped caregivers find relief services to be able to take a break from the arduous work of caregiving (Greene & Hunt, 2017). These are the first steps to assist caregivers find relief from the high degree of burden that they carry to provide care to a loved one for a disease which will ultimately take their life. More research is needed to analyze both positive and negative effects of caregiving as most of the current research concentrates solely on the negative effects (Semiatin & O’Connor, 2012).…
When we discuss the barriers and the advantages of this rhetorical, we will hear the American citizens’ voice on one side and the American administration, Republican Congress and Senate on the other edge. Starting with the audience, it's common that every team will defend its position. The belief of the right for the Medicaid will make the elderly and disabled Americans hang on this medical service and be tenacious to their benefits. Trudy Lieberman, a journalist for Chicago Tribune, said that "Medicaid pays for about half of all nursing home stays, but it also pays for care elders receive in the community under special waiver programs. These might include home care, adult day care, and other services that help people stay in their homes."…
Throughout American History, the government has put forth effort in providing for people in need. This idea of providing security and safety to people in poverty later created the American welfare state, wherein the national government created programs designed to promote economic security for all Americans- programs not specifically for poor people. These programs were made to help people with an illness, disability, temporary unemployment, and mainly the elderly who are struggling financially. The largest programs made for the elderly include Social Security and Medicare; however, there are many others that are much less popular but still existing. In this essay, we will discuss how Social Security and Medicare began, changed throughout the…
Rice and Estes predicted in 1984 that the increase in the elderly population and the disease prevalence would result in an increase in hospital utilization and the number of beds need to provide the needed care. The hospital utilization however, has been declining over the last 20 years. Hospital discharges from 1992 through 2000 did not significantly increase (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2004) The inpatient discharges for Medicare beneficiaries declined 6 percent from 2004 to 2010 (Grube, M., Kaufman, K., York, R., 2013). The errors in prediction of a decrease in hospitalization are multiple.…
Short and long term impact on Caregiver’s earnings People underestimate the time caregiving will consume. It is rarely a short-term job. Medical advances are keeping us alive longer. In the last 6 decades, the average age of death has risen about 10 years. By 2020 the average length of life will be 80 years.…
Assisted living is arrangement of lodging and restricted consideration that are intended for elderly's who need assistance with every day exercises that don't have in a nursing home. Assisted living for elderly's are more free. The day by day exercises accommodated helped living are washing, dressing, and any assistance with medication. The expense of assisted living is by and large 20 to 30 percent not as much as nursing homes. Social insurance protection or medicaid does not cover helped living.…
Introduction Canada’s live-in caregiver program offers migrant workers to come to Canada and become nannies. Women from all over the world migrate to work here however, there is a noticeable influx of women from the Philippines who are forced to leave their families and children back home in search of income. The live-in caregivers provide care to children and the elderly in Canadian homes. Migrant Filipina domestic workers are part of a ‘global care chain’ that links middle-class women in receiving nations, migrant domestic workers, as well as third world women who are too poor to migrate. These three groups are tied together in a relational process shaped by unequal dynamics between ‘developed’ and ‘developing’ countries in the global economy, class inequalities in the Philippines, and the relegation of reproductive labour to women (gender inequality).…