Aging Today Podcast

Mark Turnbull: Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) and Radio Host
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Aging Today Podcast

A Podcast where together we discuss proactive aging in the right place, with a choice, connecting to the professional advice of our special guests, while creating better days throughout the aging process. Sponsored by ComForCare In Home Case of West Linn & Portland-South.

  1. Concusssion? Always Get it Checked!

    6 天前

    Concusssion? Always Get it Checked!

    "We have to protect our brain. We only have one."  - Chris Davlantes, MD Dr. Chris Davlantes, a board-certified emergency medicine physician and Sr. Medical Director at Abbott Point of Care: Rapid Diagnostics joins Host, Mark Turnbull to discuss the critical topic of concussions, particularly in the aging population. In this conversation, Dr. Davlantes highlights the importance of proper assessment and reporting of falls, especially among seniors. The introduction of blood tests for concussion assessment marks a significant advancement in medical technology, allowing for quicker and more accurate evaluations. The long-term effects of concussions, including the risk of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), are also explored, along with resources for further information and support. Learn more about Dr. Chris Davlantes and the team at Abbott Point of Care: Rapid Diagnostics on their website: Abbott.com/Brain-Health Get more information about concussions with partner: ConcussionAwarenessNow.org #concussion #brainhealth #aging

    58 分鐘
  2. Intergenerational Living: Bridging the Gap

    12月9日

    Intergenerational Living: Bridging the Gap

    "People want intergenerational connection." - Lauren Dunning Mark Turnbull discusses the implications of an aging population with experts Lauren Dunning, Director Future of Aging at Milken Institute and Donna Butts, Executive Director at Generations United. They explore the importance of intergenerational living as a solution to loneliness and isolation among seniors and younger generations. The conversation highlights the need for policy changes to support intergenerational connections and the role of social connections in promoting health and longevity. Learn more about our Guests: Donna Butts, Generations United: https://www.gu.org/ Lauren Dunning, Milken Institute: https://milkeninstitute.org/ We're proud of 8 years of Aging Today shows!  Thank you to our sponsor: Royal Hospice Oregon #generation #aging #agingtodaypodcast #society

    59 分鐘
  3. Matt Patterson, MD: The PACE Model - Health, Dignity, and Connection for Seniors

    12月2日

    Matt Patterson, MD: The PACE Model - Health, Dignity, and Connection for Seniors

    "We need more human compassion and touch." - Matt Patterson, MD Guest Matt Patterson, MD, President of Welbe Health joins Mark Turnbull to discuss the challenges of aging, particularly focusing on mental health and loneliness among older adults. Dr. Patterson discusses the importance of the PACE program in providing comprehensive care that allows seniors to maintain their independence while addressing their complex medical and social needs. The discussion focuses on the societal implications of an aging population and the urgent need for innovative solutions to improve the quality of life for seniors, particularly focusing on loneliness and anxiety among the elderly. Highlights include: How to understand the importance of listening, recognizing signs of mental health decline, and engaging in meaningful activities to combat loneliness.  For more information, learn more about Welbe Health and Matt Patterson, MD Special Thanks to Sponsor: Royal Hospice Oregon #aging #mentalhealth #AgingTodayPodcast

    1 小時 3 分鐘
  4. Matthew Snowden: The Power of Conservator and Probate Bonds

    11月25日

    Matthew Snowden: The Power of Conservator and Probate Bonds

    "It's not insurance; it's a guarantee." - Matthew Snowden Host, Mark Turnbull and guest, Matt Snowden with The Mahoney Group, delve into the complexities of the probate process, the responsibilities of executors, and the importance of understanding legal terms related to estate management. They discuss the role of wills, bonds, and the necessity of legal guidance in navigating these challenging situations, especially during times of grief. Matt found himself requiring the services of his own company with emphasizing that planning now will help mitigate cpmplexities of trusts, the role of surety in probate matters, and the importance of legal representation.  Learn more from Matt Snowden and the team at The Mahoney Group. Special Thanks to Royal Hospice Oregon for the sponsorship and support! #surety #bonds #wills #probate #AgingTodayPodcast

    54 分鐘
  5. Spotlight on Frontotemporal Dementia: Wake Up Maggie!

    11月18日

    Spotlight on Frontotemporal Dementia: Wake Up Maggie!

    "Life is short, why not try new things? Our stories matter. Sharing our stories matter." - Katie Prentiss Host, Mark Turnbull explores the complexities of aging, particularly focusing on frontotemporal dementia (FTD) through the personal story of Katie Prentiss, who became a caregiver for her mother diagnosed with FTD. The discussion delves into the emotional and practical challenges of caregiving, the impact of dementia on family dynamics, and the lessons learned about empathy and presence during difficult times. Katie shares her journey of navigating the diagnosis, the changes in her mother's behavior, and the profound effects on her family, emphasizing the importance of being present and compassionate in the face of loss. She discusses the challenges of navigating loss, the importance of connection with others facing similar experiences, and how these events inspired her to pursue filmmaking as a means of expression and healing.  It is this experience of love and loss that is driving Katie to take a leap of faith into filmmaking to share her story with her Mom and bringing empathy to frontotemporal dementia (FTD.) Learn more about Katie Prentiss and her latest film, "Wake Up Maggie!" at https://www.katieprentiss.com/wake-up-maggie Thank you to our sponsor: Royal Hospice Oregon #aging #dementia #frontotemporaldementia #ftd

    1 小時 6 分鐘
  6. Wally Reitz - One Man's Story. . .Serving His Country in WWII

    11月11日

    Wally Reitz - One Man's Story. . .Serving His Country in WWII

    "It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived."  - George S. Patton Wally Reitz, Oregon’s own 97-year-old Veteran shares his first-hand accounts of WWII’s Battle of the Bulge. Wally’s insights on being a soldier, serving his country, and living through it to be a husband and father are priceless. It is always the Eleventh Hour on the Eleventh Day of the Eleventh Month that we all stop to remember the heroes who have made a difference serving their country. Wally Rietz, an ordinary man, shares his extraordinary story of service to his country during WWII. At 97 years of age, Wally relives serving in the Battle of the Bulge and then walking into the horrors of the Nazi concentration camps. He has seen the best and the worst of humankind. We salute all the men and women who have fought for our freedom, life, and liberty and whose sacrifices in the past allow us to have peace as we age in Portland today. Don’t miss this “up close and personal” salute to Veterans on the Aging Today podcast. *This is a replay in honor of Wally Reitz's amazing story. * Thank you for support and sponsorship: Royal Hospice Oregon

    58 分鐘
  7. Ron Gooden: The Journey of Resilience, Living with MCI

    11月4日

    Ron Gooden: The Journey of Resilience, Living with MCI

    "It's all about challenging your brain." - Ron Gooden Ron Gooden shares his personal journey with a form of  Alzheimer's disease, Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) to discuss the early signs he noticed, the challenges he faced in getting a proper diagnosis, and the coping strategies he has employed since his diagnosis. A major source of strength that Ron stresses is the importance of family support and the proactive steps he has taken to manage his condition with his wife of over 50 years by their side. Join Host, Mark Turnbull on this insightful conversation of the power and strength to live in the moment to aid in living a fulfilling and satisfying life. Special Thanks to Sponsor: Royal Hospice Oregon #aging #Alzheimers #MCI #AgingToday LEQEMBI® (lecanemab-irmb, 100 mg/mL, injection for intravenous use), made by Eisai Inc. in partnership with Biogen, was approved by the FDA in July 2023 under the traditional approval pathway for the treatment of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) due to Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and mild AD dementia (collectively known as early AD). LEQEMBI is the first FDA approved anti-amyloid treatment for AD shown to slow disease progression and cognitive and functional decline in adults with early AD. Even though it is not possible to stop AD from getting worse, with LEQEMBI, one can take steps to slow how fast it progresses. The treatment was tested in a large 18-month clinical study in patients with MCI and mild dementia due to early AD. LEQEMBI can cause serious side effects including amyloid related abnormalities (ARIA), serious allergic reactions and infusion-related reactions. Some people may have small spots of bleeding in or on the surface of the brain, sometimes fatal events with larger areas of bleeding have occurred. Patients who may be eligible for treatment with LEQEMBI should ask their doctor about testing for a genetic risk factor that may cause an increased risk for ARIA. It is important they also tell their doctor about all the medicines they take, including medications to reduce blood clots from forming such as antithrombotic medicines like aspirin. Some medicines can increase the risk for larger areas of bleeding in the brain. Most common side effects included infusion related reactions, swelling in areas of the brain, and headaches. These are not all the possible side effects of LEQEMBI. Please see full Prescribing Information for LEQEMBI, including Boxed WARNING.

    1 小時 1 分鐘
  8. Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum: Healing from Long COVID/Fibromyalgia

    10月28日

    Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum: Healing from Long COVID/Fibromyalgia

    "Long COVID is not going away... It is treatable. We need more education." - Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum returns to Aging Today to discuss the complexities of long COVID, emphasizing that many persistent symptoms are treatable despite traditional medicine's lack of responsiveness. He highlights the importance of education in understanding and managing long COVID, defining it as any symptom that persists for more than three months after a COVID infection. Dr. Teitelbaum draws parallels between long COVID and chronic fatigue syndrome, explaining the role of the hypothalamus and how viruses can deplete the body's energy. "Dr. T" introduces the SHINE protocol as a comprehensive approach to recovery, focusing on sleep, hormones, infections, nutrition, and exercise.  Join the conversation to find hope and healing, particularly for those suffering from long COVID, and offers resources for further education and support. Learn more about Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum here: www.EndFatigue.com #LongCOVID #hypothalamus #healthducation #aging #AgingTodayPodcast

    55 分鐘
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簡介

A Podcast where together we discuss proactive aging in the right place, with a choice, connecting to the professional advice of our special guests, while creating better days throughout the aging process. Sponsored by ComForCare In Home Case of West Linn & Portland-South.

資訊

  • 創作者
    Mark Turnbull: Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) and Radio Host
  • 活躍年代
    2017年 - 2024年
  • 集數
    387
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © Copyright Aging In Portland, LLC 2021
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    Aging Today Podcast

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