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Lisa earned her Master’s Degree in Gerontology with a concentration in Health Care Management. She is a Certified Dementia Practitioner, Certified Dementia Care Manager, and has completed the requirements for certification as a Certified Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care Trainer through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners. In addition, Lisa holds a certification from the International Council of-Certified Dementia Practitioners as a Certified Montessori Dementia Care Professional.
Lisa has first-hand experience, knowledge, and insight into the difficulties and challenges that come along with the aging process as she was the caregiver for her grandmother who was a long time Alzheimer’s patient. She is also a volunteer committee member for The Longest Day-Alzheimer’s Association and serves as Community Educator. Lisa is a current member and Vice-President of the Mississippi Gerontological Society. She truly has a heart for the elderly and finds unique and creative ways to help them during times of difficulty.
Lisa is excited to partner with the great community resources available to our aging population and their families so that through networking and collaboration, together, we can fill the days with joy and purpose.
How we are different
What makes Aging Agenda stand apart from the others is the commitment to stay focused on the needs of the client and family. Others may offer services for less, but what you receive cannot help but be influenced by the payment structure.
Hospital- or insurance-based case managers are employees of the health care system. They are good professionals. Their focus, however, is to address the issues of patients within the institution and to make efficient use of services for their organization.
We are based in the community and work with aging adults wherever they live. We provide continuity of care across all settings. We include the family and focus on improving quality of life for the older adult and their grown children.
Senior advisors are paid referral fees to suggest elder care facilities. As a general rule, they have a more limited sphere of knowledge and do not hold a professional degree needed to give them expertise in the 8 key areas of elder care. Only those facilities willing to pay a finder’s fee will be included in their list of suggestions. There may be a more appropriate option, but it will not be mentioned if the facility does not pay for referrals.
Because we are paid directly by you, we are independent and objective. Our focus is 100% on the needs of your family and your aging loved ones. We apply our considerable skill and years of training to your unique situation.
When the issue is safety and quality of life, you deserve the best!
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