Resources & Publications
Carol is a regular contributor to a number of healthcare publications, including Caregiver Solutions magazine, a home healthcare and wellness publication for family caregivers, and the Professional Geriatric Care Management publication. The following are some of her recent articles.
Carol with Caroline Tapp-McDougall, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief at Caregiver Solutions
PUBLISHED ARTICLES
- The Ball’s in Your Court
- Cutting Through Red Tape
- Managing a Hospital Visit
- Preventative Care
- Common Conditions of the Elderly
- Memory and Cognitive Decline
- Palliative Care and a Dignified Death
- Maintaining Optimal Health
- Preserving Quality of Life
- Understanding Resistive Behaviors
- Doctors Visits Made Easier
- Is Your Parent Eating Well?
- Spousal Caregiving
- A Good Night’s Sleep
- Who’s on Your Team?
- Caregiver Stress
- Medications and the Elderly
- Read My Lips
- Managing Risk Stress
- Power of Attorney
- Aspiration
- Family Conflict
- Andy’s Story
- Three R’s of Caregiving
- Housing Choices
- Keep Pace and Peace
- Mood Altering Medications in the Elderly (published in the NAPGCM professional magazine)
MAGAZINES
Client Testimonials
My dad, John, suffered a severe and life-changing spinal cord injury in October 2016. By March of 2017, he had been in Complex Care for several months. The facility staff were doing their best given my dad’s very complicated case but I was troubled by the many medical and quality of life issues that weren’t being adequately addressed. Even though I was very pro-active about my dad’s care, I couldn’t make any real progress for him and I became frustrated and disheartened. My husband desperately searched Google for a care manager and emailed a number of companies. Carol at Careable Inc. (located in Toronto, Ontario Canada) got back to us right away. We had a reassuring conversation on the phone and within a week she met with us in Guelph Ontario, my dad and my dad’s head nurse to further discuss his case, problem solve and develop care and action plans that could be managed long distance by email, texting and phone calls.