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Marketing, Selling, and Serving the Older Adult, Senior Citizens, Family Caregivers
Are your clients pleased by the fine quality service that you provide? Validating your clients' endorsement of you through Certification as a Senior Approved Service will increase your client base. Senior Approved Certification leads a family towards a service like yours side stepping the possibility of connecting with a less than desirable service. If you serve the older adult, the disabled or those with chronic illnesses you may qualify for an independent consumer-driven survey process leading to certification as a Senior Approved Service. You will not pay for clients, leads or referrals. You will not violate HIPAA or the Anti-kickback rulings. You will not pay for membership or advertising space. Certifications are offered for medical, non-medical, alternative healing practices, housing, elder-law, and financial planners - virtually any type of business that reaches this population. "We are building the ultimate one-call solution," states Barbara Mascio, founder. "Seniors are need of many kinds of service, including lawn care, handyman services and so on. We save the headache of shopping around and completely remove the guess work." Confident business owners recognize the benefits of being part of an exclusive network of Certified Senior Approved Services. See http://www.qualityeldercare.com/senior-services.html Jean F. Wales, President of Wales Consulting LLC and Author of "Do It Now! An Organizing Handbook for Families and Senior Citizens writes Becoming a Senior Approved Service instantly raised the credibility of my book "Do It Now! An Organizing Handbook for Families and Senior Citizens. http://www.seniorsapprove.com/organizing.html Ester Whitney, owner of Sweet Adeline's Home writes I feel I have been given a great opportunity to be the first Residential Home Care Provider to be approved by Senior Approved Services in the Dallas Area ? everyone has been impressed ? http://www.sweetadelineshomes.com/ Tony Latina and Peggy Schmidt, co-owners of Advanced Laser Solutions writes We have had nothing but positive feedback from the referrals from Senior Approved Services. They have been excellent to work with and we strongly recommend them. http://www.seniorsapprove.com/stop_smoking.html Paul Stone, owner of Occasional Help for Seniors a general cleaning and handyman service writes We are so proud to be Certified as a Senior Approved Service. Putting this on our brochures, business cards and other advertisement pieces has clearly, without a doubt, increased our client base. Barbara is right; seniors need services but are afraid or confused about which one to call. http://www.seniorsapprove.com/occasional-help.html See http://www.qualityeldercare.com/providers for details. Mention Savings Code 0630 when you apply for certification. Barbara Mascio, Founder of Senior Approved Services - a National Network of Products, Resources and Services Endorsed by Seniors
MORE RESOURCES: LETTER: Elder care a looming crisis for Oak Bay Victoria News AI robot dolls charm their way into nursing the elderly Rest of World When a 91-year-old renter in Toronto is evicted with nowhere else to go, our governments have failed completely Toronto Star Heart of Health: Linda Armstrong’s passion for geriatric nursing care Nova Scotia Health Older adults and population aging statistics Statistique Canada Visionaries Unite: How the West Coast Conference on Aging is Rewriting the Future of Senior Care The Daily Scan Why seniors’ care should have been on the election agenda The Conversation Alumni Impact Series: Kevin Ye – Shaping the Future of Elder Care through Entrepreneurship University of Waterloo NTI Invests in Community Facilities for Elder Care Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. Nova Scotia Health’s Dignity of Risk Program leading change in caring for older adults living with frailty and dementia Nova Scotia Health List of Elder Care Support Providers Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing Your Company Needs an Eldercare Policy Harvard Business Review About the new rights-based Aged Care Act Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing ‘What they wanted to see’: Rankin Inlet elder facility to welcome 22 residents in April Nunatsiaq News Canada’s aging crisis and a call for reform in eldercare The Hill Times AI Companions Redefine Elder Care: 3 Ways They Fight Loneliness, Boost Safety And Scale Support Forbes Smart Money Going in Senior Health: Key Stocks in Elderly Care The Globe and Mail Emotional needs and service process optimization in combined medical and elder care: A TRIZ approach ScienceDirect.com 'Don't open another bed': St. John’s doctor says there's a better way to keep seniors out of long-term care PNI Atlantic News Stepping towards better health: Early Mobility team wins Nova Scotia Health Quality Award Nova Scotia Health BPK student research looks to history to find a way forward for Indigenous elder care Simon Fraser University Elderly patients can deteriorate hourly in the ER. This team works against the clock to get them out CBC New resource for First Nations elders Melton & Moorabool | Star Weekly B.C. government close-lipped on watchdog report that finds seniors care is worsening - Vancouver Sun Bay of Quinte Mohawks donate $60K each to Elder Care Home project, Belleville General Hospital Foundation Kingstonist News Initiative to address women’s care load in Africa expands with two new projects | IDRC IDRC - International Development Research Centre Google India launches comprehensive Elder Care Program to help employees care for their aging parents Times of India The opportunity to innovate in senior housing McKinsey & Company A new Aged Care Act for the rights of older people Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing Receives Funding: Will Research Sustainable Elder Care NHH Norges Handelshøyskole AI And Robotics: Shaping The Future Of Elder Care And Assistance Quantum Zeitgeist Video: How the Immigration Crackdown Threatens Elderly Care The New York Times Support for Seniors and Caregivers Act ontario.ca Teaching university students to be ‘age-conscious’ could help address our elder care crisis University Affairs Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Hits Senior Care Work Force The New York Times Nursing home and elder-care residents could be hit hard by potential Medicaid cuts The Washington Post Evolutionary game analysis of building a sustainable intelligent elderly care service platform Nature Maggie Beer’s aged care revolution National Seniors Australia Anglican elder care specialist and advocate named to Order of Canada The Anglican Journal Are heatwaves fast-forwarding the ageing process? Aged Care Guide A Networked Intelligent Elderly Care Model Based on Nursing Robots to Achieve Healthy Aging Science Partner Journals Health care groups aim to counter growing ‘national scandal’ of elder homelessness North Carolina Health News CUPE endorses report on B.C. long-term care, urges other provinces to take note Canadian Union of Public Employees WHO calls for urgent transformation of care and support systems for older people World Health Organization (WHO) Ageing and health World Health Organization (WHO) Research Groundbreakers: Dr. Roxanne Weiss Is Advancing Elder Care and Delirium Prevention The University of Utah Policy push, investor rush put senior care on fast track The Economic Times Should we subsidize elder care more? Stockholms universitet For San Francisco working caregivers, relief comes through community resources San Francisco Examiner Frailty Nova Scotia Health Long-Term Care, Retirement Home and Elder Care Lodge Resources HKPR District Health Unit |
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