Geriatric Care and the Significance of Aging in Place
In this episode of Open Forum in the Villages, Mike Roth interviews Dr. Seetha Bhagavatula, a geriatrician, discussing her experiences and expertise in caring for people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. Dr. Bhagavatula shares her personal background, the importance of aging in place, and challenges associated with dementia care. The conversation also highlights misconceptions about dementia and the holistic approach required for optimal patient care. The episode concludes with an introduction to Remo Health, a virtual platform dedicated to supporting individuals with cognitive impairment, and strategies for handling dementia with family members.
00:00 Introduction to Open Forum Season Seven
00:30 Meet Dr. Seetha Bhagavatula
01:09 Personal Story: Caring for Grandparents
02:27 The Importance of Aging in Place
03:49 Music and Dementia
04:21 Stigma and Dementia in The Villages
06:39 Challenges of Dementia Care
07:44 Understanding Self-Identity in Dementia
12:04 What Matters Most in Dementia Care
14:21 Introducing Remo Health
16:05 Medications and Telemedicine
16:51 Improving Dementia Care in the U.S.
17:45 Early Signs and Family Conversations
19:47 Diagnosing Alzheimer's vs. Other Dementias
21:18 Conclusion and Contact Information
Over the next several weeks, while I'm out of town, I've decided to release some reedited and improved versions of the most popular shows in the series, as well as some totally new episodes. I hope you enjoy them. I'll be back in mid-November with some new episodes
Have you heard about mature adults with Donna Hoover and Mike Roth? Yes. This is my second podcast and Donna and I are going to be addressing subjects which are significant for seniors, especially seniors living here in the villages.
The easiest way to hear the show is to look it up on Apple Podcasts. Look for mature adults with Donna and Mike. We'll be looking for you there.
You can also find us on mature adults with Donna and Mike. All spelled out. Dot buzz sprout.com
<Open Forum in The Villages, Florida is Produced & Directed by Mike Roth
A new episode will be released most Fridays at 9 AM
Direct all questions and comments to mike@rothvoice.com
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