Preparation

Daphne Davis at Pinnacle Senior Placements talks about how to have those difficult family conversations. Every single day she has these types of conversations with...

Lisa Mayfield, founder and geriatric care manager of Aging Wisdom, talks about facing family dynamics and conflicts. Even in families where all have tight...

Bob Le Roy, executive director of the Alzheimer's Association, Washington State Chapter, talks about Discovery 2019, the 34th Annual Alzheimer's Regional Conference. The conference's...

Kelley Smith, VP of sales and marketing at CarePartners Senior Living, talks at Discovery 2019, the 34th Annual Alzheimer's Regional Conference. CarePartners operates seven dementia-dedicated senior care facilities in Washington. Sometimes intervention happens too soon — it has to be the right marriage of timing and where seniors are in their journey.

Janet Smith, an elder law attorney with the Northwest Elder Law Group, spoke at Discovery 2019, the 34th Annual Alzheimer's Regional Conference. Elder law...

Today, our phones and computers hold an extraordinary amount of personal information. Family photographs, videos, email, financial accounts, social media, important documents, passwords and cherished memories may all exist digitally. Yet many people have never considered what happens to those assets if they die or become unable to manage them. Suzanne and Lindsay Friedman welcome Niki Weiss, a Digital Legacy Thanatologist and founder and CEO of ENDevo. Their conversation explores why digital legacy planning should become part of every family's broader end-of-life and senior care planning.