My Generation, Sponsored by South Shore Senior News

Celtic Angels Inc. founder Maria Burke, a Registered Nurse, joins host Tom Foye to expand upon the challenge, opportunity and honor of helping seniors who need some help so they can age in place.

In a small town 13 miles east of Cork City, Ireland, Maria Burke was raised with a work ethic that is based on compassion and hard work. At the young age of 11, Maria was already in the local hospitals giving out little soap bars and other essentials to the patients. Celtic Angels is a home health care agency that is dedicated to providing the care and support that will enable clients to reach their highest level of health, function and comfort while remaining in their homes.
They offer a wide range of services from medical to non-medical. All patients are case managed by an RN with the focus on providing care that is tailored to each client's unique needs.
Celtic Angels offers services seven days a week, from six to 24 hours a day. They  offer a wellness visit by an RN from weekly to monthly for medication management, to taking patients to Doctor appointments and providing a plan of care. They also offer private duty nursing in the home care setting.

For more information, visit https://celticangelsinc.com/.
 

Mark H. Friedman, MBA, CDP, CAPS, owner of Senior Helpers Boston and South Shore, talks with South Shore Seniors publisher Tom Foye about the need for certification in the Home Care industry. And he also reveals his lifelong love for classic cars. As the owner of Senior Helpers Boston and South Shore, Mark has been in the senior care industry since 2009. Senior care is his passion and his goal is to set a new standard in senior care in Massachusetts. This means setting the bar high in caregiver training, education, and delivering superior quality of services and experiences to seniors and families. It is also why he advocates and leads the charge for home care licensing and standardized practices. As a frequent contributor to the South Shore Senior News and the Jewish Advocate, he focuses on critical issues of aging and senior care. As a certified trainer, industry educator, and past faculty in Lasell’s ambitious E.L.D.E.R. Partnership Program, he hopes to positively influence the next generation of professional leaders. For more information, visit https://www.seniorhelpers.com/ma/boston/

End-of-life doulas provide companionship, comfort, and guidance to those facing a terminal illness or death. Ginny Bersin provides insight into her non-medical holistic support encompasses emotional, spiritual, and practical care.Host and publisher of South Shore Senior News Tom Foye leads the discussion.

In future episodes, the podcast will cover a wide range of topics of interest to seniors - from dating to grieving to downsizing. Please contact us if you have suggestions for a podcast topic - 781-925-1515 or Info@SouthShoreSenior.com.

Tony LaGreca, a savvy, senior, serial entrepreneur, talks about his latest venture – owning and managing WMEX, one of the first rock n’ roll radio stations. He first listened to the station as a teenager on his transistor radio. His only experience in radio was being a loyal listener. He also touches upon his advocacy for the opioid education and intervention.

This segment features Michael Long, Homecare Express of Hanover.  Michael outlines the latest, greatest products that make aging in place more comfortable and convenient.  He also talks a bit about the advantages of a family run business.

Patsy Whitney, a real estate agent with William Raveis Real Estate, has nearly 4 decades of real estate experience and talks about what has changed – the technology.  And what hasn’t – people.

Patsy talks a bit about the current real estate market and how to maximize investment.

South Shore Senior News introduces a new podcast entitled "My Generation".  Healthy aging, nostalgia and retirement insights are highlighted.

My Generation is hosted by Doreen Lang, a Scituate resident, local author and HR executive, who offers a friendly and welcoming sensibility.

Moving forward the podcast will cover a wide range of topics of interest to seniors - from dating to grieving to downsizing. Please contact us if you have suggestions for a podcast topic - 781-925-1515.

Notes for this podcast -

This debut podcast features Evan Frye of the South Shore Music Circus, a beloved and storied South Shore icon. Evan reveals the behind the scenes magic of the Music Circus and some of the stories never heard.