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That which we can manage.

That which we can manage. “We have found that about 65% of people wait until things are unbearable or a medical event dictates the need for urgent change… The other…

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A Paper Planner. Good for you!

Paper planners. Good. But mostly for you. I did a DuckDuckGo search for ‘end of life planner’ and found pages upon pages of paper planner search results. We have mostly…

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A Storage Box – In a fireproof safe.

“When looking at the best way to organize all of my parents’ information, I decided on a combination of paper records and online records. A good old-fashioned storage box with important…

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A Free Team Member?

As we planned and built the Simplify Caring App we kept reminding ourselves that it has to provide the benefit of being one more team member. And all this team…

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How it Works

What do you want to do today? How about setting up some to-do’s? Grab a fresh coffee and watch 5 minutes of to-do features. Now you know how easy it…

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Are you a Caregiver Consultant?

As you know, you can be the most important person in somone’s life at a time when they desperately need you. You offer compassion, empathy, knowledge, wisdom… in addition to…

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Connie Jorsvik, Patient Pathways, Healthcare Navigation, Vancouver, Simplify Caring

Have You Met Connie?

You and your caregiving team have probably heard of Connie Jorsvik in Vancouver. Since 2010, Connie and her Patient Pathways associates have guided, advocated, navigated and now she’s authored a…

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What Happens Now?

My friends who are caregivers don’t call themselves caregivers. They simply get done what must get done. When they realized they were being relied on as ‘it‘, to ensure their…

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