Mediation For Dementia Conflict Karen Rice, Private Practice, Civic Center Healthcare Campus


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	*from Alzheimer's & Family Care Management...* Alzheimer Mediation For Dementia Conflict Welcome International Visitors At Alzheimer's & Family Care Management, we embrace a new name, a new look, and an inspired attitude. As we reflect on our tradition, we renewed our commitment to making the world of dementia easier to understand and to cope with. In fulfilling our mission and advancing the legacy, we warmly invite you to come to the table. Welcome PRACTICE PHILOSOPHY A mediator is viewed as a servant of the parties. The parties control the solution to their dispute. Karen L. Rice, LNHA, Gerontologist Health, Family & Elder Mediator The mediator's job is to help the parties find a solution. In order for a solution to be found, agreed to and remain, parties must have first found procedural, emotional and substantive satisfaction with the mediated negotiations. All of my efforts are dedicated to such outcome. The Institute of Medicine states that quality medical care must include a patient-centered approach. They recommend healthcare be based on “continuous healing relationships, customization based on patient needs, patient values, and shared decision-making." This is the very core of my mediation practice. My aim is set on listening to understand then to focus on very careful construction of customized and continuous healing relationships based on mediated common needs, common values, common goals through shared decision-making. My approach makes you feel heard. citation: The Quality of Caring, Mayo Clin Proc. 2006;81:294-296 © 2006 Mayo Foundation. partnerships... shared decision-making Be Pro-Active Talk Share Learn Alzheimer Mediation For Dementia Conflict A Partnership Pro-Active Solutions Personal Touch Services ...discretely attentive to your details Designed to move conflict into workable solutions from the Advisory Board... Nancy Mace, Author "The 36 Hour Day" "Quality of Life in Longterm Care" "Teaching Dementia Care: Skill and Understanding" "I am excited to see mediation available for caregivers." "I've been calling for mediation for this population since the 80's!" The predicted cases of Alzheimer's disease, the leading cause of dementia in the elderly, are expected to double every 20 years. Today, 26.6 million people worldwide suffer Alzheimer's. Scientists predict the numbers in the US will grow to 7.7 million by 2030 and 16 million by 2050. Approximately 50% will require nursing home care. Proud of our beginnings in Kent, Ohio, strong commitment to continuous outreach in northeastern Ohio need remains. enjoy a leisurely stroll through historic Kent , Use of photo is courtesy of TCSG. Thank you for visiting our developing website today. We hope you will take a moment to stroll through the links you find of interest and that some sense of purpose and validation will be found for your situation. We are dedicated to partnering with you. Customer confidence and convenience are goals we are serious about. Locally serving Arizona Verde Valley residents. Alzheimer Mediation For Dementia Conflict Civic Center Healthcare Campus 3031 N Civic Center Plaza Ste 257 Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Please e-mail all interest and inquires to Ask Karen \| What Is Mediation \| \| Return Home \| Press \| Profile Advisory Board \| Forum \| Sharing & Learning \| Preferred Websites \| Dementia Care Resource Center \| Ask Karen \|