Compassionate Health Care Solutions for Older Adults and your Loved Ones

Quality of Time, Quality of Life

Caring for an aging friend, parent or spouse can be filled with questions and challenges.  Sometimes it can even seem a bit overwhelming.   We understand how scary and uncertain this time can be, but it doesn’t have to be that way.

With some planning and preparation this can also be one of the most rewarding times in you and your loved one’s life.

It can be and should be a special time in your lives.  A time to talk, a time to bond and a time to build memories.

Through our compassionate problem solving approach, we help you plan and provide the highest quality of life and quality of care - leaving you available physically and emotionally to spend time with your loved one.

We will listen to you and your family’s needs and help understand the many healthcare issues surrounding the care of an elderly loved one.  

We will help you create a loving and personalized care plan.

If you do not live locally, you can rest assured knowing that we will be here handling the sudden and often urgent needs that arise.

Our Services Include:

  • Compassionate Problem Solving
  • Care Planning and Follow Through
  • Supervision of care
  • Weekly Visits to home, independent living, assisted living, or nursing facility
  • Attend Care conferences
  • Attend doctor appointments
  • Personal shopping
  • Referral services
  • Mediating between families and health care facilities

Health with Heart was created by Linda Marshall LSW, C-SWCM, CGRS, because she cares for people and their well-being. Linda is very efficient in working with all types of caregivers and healthcare providers. Her goal is to work with you and other caregivers through a team approach to support the client.

We hope that you will take the time to learn more about the services that Health with Heart provides, and contact us today!

Linda has helped our family for almost 14 years now – and she has been exceptional every step of the way.  While highly credentialed, Linda also has emotional intelligence and is, in my opinion, unsurpassed in her caring, competence and commitment to ensuring that seniors get great health care and good quality of life.    Peg

Not sure about your next step? Call today to schedule your consultation.

 

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Linda has served in the healthcare field for over 30 years. She has worked as a Healthcare Manager since 1996, providing geriatric assessments, problem solving and healthcare consultations. Her focus is to provide a caring, holistic approach in assisting her clients with advocacy, education, and nutrition.

Mesothelioma

January 18, 2013

The average age for mesothelioma patients is 62 years old. Due to the long latency period of mesothelioma, approximately 20-50 years, most people who are diagnosed with the disease are seniors. The elderly population accounts for 75 percent of mesothelioma patients. People who may have been exposed to asbestos in the early 20th century would just now be seeing signs and symptoms. Occupational settings are some of the factors that contribute to the high number of mesothelioma cases in seniors, settings like WWII put people at higher risks of being exposed to asbestos.

 

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