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- Communicate with doctors
- Promote independence
- Suggest care options
- Assess memory & well being
- Prepare necessary documents
- Create a plan
Elder Care on the San Francisco Peninsula
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Elder care Tips
Learn about aging and the journey of elder care
Staying Independent
Take charge of your life in order to preserve your physical abilities
Tips and Tools for Families
Gain insights about changing roles and your place in the aging family
Important Documents
Create the official papers needed to be sure your wishes are followed
For Those Supporting older adults
Elder care resources on the San Francisco Peninsula tailored just for you
Concierge Care Management
on the San Francisco Peninsula
How We Can Help You
Whether you care for an aging loved one or are an older adult yourself, at Clark Consulting & Associates, LLC we promote safety and security, dignity and independence. Aging is a multi-faceted process. To support you, we offer our expertise in the 8 categories outlined by the Aging Life Care Association.
Not all socks are created equal
What do a marathon runner and your aging parent have in common? Both could benefit from compression…
Dealing with anxiety
It’s only natural for family caregivers to worry. Understandably, we spend a lot of time thinking about…
Services at home: Medicare
Medicare is health insurance provided by the federal government. It covers adults 65 and older, as well…
Strategies for better aging
Planning to “retire” from driving
Did you know that we usually outlive our ability to drive safely by six to ten years? As we age, we naturally modify how we drive to address physical changes: Stiff joints, poor vision, slow reflexes. But a time will come when it’s simply unwise to continue behind the wheel.
Age-friendly exteriors
When imagining an age-friendly house, many people think of ramps for wheelchairs and walkers. Indeed, ramps are essential—if and when…
