Our host Dr. Millicent Burke-Sinclair welcomes Director of Home Care, Mary Jo Powers, MSW, and Director of Care Navigation, Maureen Williams, MEd, BSN, RN, CCM, CDCP who will discuss what Aging in Place means, and how we provide services that make quality of life easier for the Caregiver (or loved one who is providing care for the patient/client). They also discuss various ways that specific services can help those who are caring for loved ones with dementia. For more information, call 866-466-9734 or visit FourSeasonsCare.org

If you live in Western North Carolina and are in need of Hospice or Palliative Care, please call Four Seasons, The Care You Trust toll free at 866.466.9734 or visit us online at FourSeasonsCare.org. Thank you for listening!

Our host, Dr. Millicent Burke-Sinclair, sits down with Four Seasons Director of Patient & Family Services Sybil Arnold, to discuss the ways that social workers, chaplains, music therapists, grief counselors and others help to support the hospice patient and family during a difficult season.

If you live in Western North Carolina and are in need of Hospice or Palliative Care, please call Four Seasons, The Care You Trust toll free at 866.466.9734 or visit us online at FourSeasonsCare.org. Thank you for listening!

This episode, host Dr. Millicent Burke-Sinclair talks to Four Seasons Chief Clinical Operations Officer Rikki Hooper about what Palliative Care is, how it's different from Hospice, and how it can help those suffering from diseases including Alzheimer's and other types of dementia, COPD, kidney failure, cancer or heart failure, among others. She discusses how Palliative Care is a supportive type of care that is provided along side other treatments and in collaboration with your other specialists. Listen to learn more.

If you live in Western North Carolina and are in need of Hospice or Palliative Care, please call Four Seasons, The Care You Trust toll free at 866.466.9734 or visit us online at FourSeasonsCare.org. Thank you for listening!