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Advocating for Care in the Capital Area of New York State

Articles and Profiles

Provider Profiles

Beth Sconfienza picture Senior Home Services
Beth Sconfienza - Home cleaning, upkeep, shopping
David Hornick pictureHouse Calls...A Lost Art? Dr. David Hornick, Home Care Physician
Lifetime Home Builders
Greg Gibbons building homes to last a lifetime
HOME INSTEAD Senior Care
Susan Walter - Non-Medical Companions & Home Care
Guilderland Senior Citizens Services
Peggy Glenn, Director - Services & Programs for Residents 60+
PRESENT HELP Laura A. Murray, ACSW-Counseling, Caregiver Support, Geriatric Care Coordination
COHOES
Multi-Service

Senior Citizens Center, Inc. & Adult Day Services
Ed Perazone pictureHigher Fitness Levels Are Easy Ed Perazone, Fit & Fifty-Plus, Inc.
Caring for People With Alzheimer's Northeastern New York Chapter, Alzheimer's Association

General Interest

[bullet] In Memory: Dick Mattox

[bullet] Dialing for Help

Three-digit telephone numbers now available nationally (or soon will be, or have been allocated to be) for quick help!

[bullet] Universal Living by Franklin C. Shephard

Franklin C. Shephard describes CACAD's universal living project that brought adaptive design to the South Mall Towers in Albany, New York.

[bullet] Crisis in Chronic Care: Selected Community Long Term Care Facts and Figures

Facts and figures help define the multi-dimensional crisis in chronic care facing counties, communities and families in the Capital Area.

[bullet] Crisis in Chronic Care: Selected Background Abstracts

"Increasing Costs of Chronic Care May Bring on Funding Crisis in Health System!" is one of serveral abstracts on the national perspective of the multi-dimensional implications of the looming crisis in chronic care.

[bullet] Health Care Without Medicare

How to order this "New Practice Manual for Community-Based Care Management" for health care professionals and long-term care advisors.

[bullet] The Internet and You: Going Online

A very basic primer on what to do to get started if you've only gotten this far by accident!

[bullet] Verizon's (formerly Bell Atlantic) New Services for Customers with Disabilities

People with disabilities now have a single place to look -- or listen -- at the new "AccessAbility" pages on the Bell Atlantic Web Site (click on "Customer Services"). In addition, new "calling packages" have been developed for people with vision, motion, hearing or speech impairments.

If you have questions or comments about these articles or Provider Profiles, or questions for their authors and do not have a direct contact, please e-mail them to feedback@cacad.org

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