I'm Katie Eller, MSW, LSW, ASW-G. I am the Training Manager for My Health Care Manager. I have my masters in social work and specialize in gerontology. Throughout my career, I have worked exclusively in the gerontology field and with aging adults.
I have a passion for working with persons affected by Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia. Prior to my position here, I worked for 5 years as the Social Service Director for a long-term care company. I also taught a social work and aging class to social work students at Indiana University. My blog focuses on families and caregivers, and the joys and challenges of caregiving for an older adult.
Posted Monday, October 8, 2007 by
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Posted by: Charles Merrill on Saturday, January 3, 2009
I was the primary caregiver for my aunt who died in her own bed at age 99. My parents weren't that lucky. I just finished reading a wonderfully moving book written by a geriatrician describing the challenges caring for the aging as he also is caring for his father, deteriorating. "Memory Lessons" by Jerald Winakur, M.D. Beautifully written and eloquent.