The Human Brain: A Holistic Approach to Brain Health

Learn everything you need to know about the VetAssist® Program and how your family and clients can qualify for benefits. VetAssist helps veterans, or their surviving spouses, apply for a little-known Department of Veterans Affairs benefit to pay for assistance with activities of daily living and in-home services. The exclusive VetAssist® Program helps veterans, or their surviving spouses, apply for a little-known Department of Veterans Affairs benefit to pay for assistance with activities of daily living. Mark Cohen will discuss how you can get home care started before the VA processes the claim and before the clients receive VA funds. VetAssist can provide a 0%, interest-free loan so home care can begin almost immediately. The loan can be reimbursed with funds from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) upon approval of the Aid and Attendance benefit. The program also furnishes continuing client service and on-going compliance monitoring, all with no out-of-pocket costs.

You are invited to our first ‘Expert Talks’ this year. Changes in the hospice care industry are requiring us to upgrade our skills and knowledge – and those that do are able to redefine the quality of care they provide.  We’re here to help you gain deeper insights into hospice care and improve patient outcomes so we can uphold our commitment to giving the best care possible. Join us for a special talk on hospice care where  you can learn how to: ✅ Initiate a hospice referral ✅ Identify the symptoms of decline ✅ Enumerate disease-specific eligibility ✅ Specify communication strategies for end-of-life care Hope to see you there! About the speaker:  Alicia Antonio has been a registered nurse for more than 20 years who has covered all areas in nursing from Post-Acute to Acute setting. Alicia has been a hospice nurse for the last 7 years of her career. She started as a case manager and moved into the management role in the past 3 years. She has helped open Solace hospice in their journey to get certified by CMS. Alicia earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Far Eastern University (FEU) in Manila, Philippines in 1993. She completed her Master’s Degree in Nursing in 2012 while balancing her ongoing

Join Brain Support Network and Stanford Movement Disorders Center for an enlightening Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) Symposium on Saturday, May 4, 2024, from 10am to 3pm PT. Whether you prefer attending virtually online or in person at Stanford's campus, this event promises valuable insights into MSA and its management. Advance registration is necessary for both attendance options. For those joining in person, doors open at 9:30 am, and lunch will be provided. This symposium warmly welcomes everyone affected by MSA, including patients, families, and members of the community. Don't miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and support one another in the journey with MSA. Register now to secure your spot!