Right at Home Glendale/Burbank Vlog Series

Cathy Ladd, Vice President of Programs for Alzheimer's Los Angeles, speaks with Doug about caring for a loved one with Dementia/Alzheimer's during these unprecedented times as well as the resources available through Alzheimer's Los Angeles.

Lynn Ines, RN Clinical Liaison and Jamie Cheong, RN Operations Director for Amedisys Hospice talk about the types of services Hospice can provide, the uniqueness of the hospice services they provide and more valuable information.

Liwanag Ojala, Chief Executive Officer of CaringBridge joins Right at Home President Doug Dickstein to discuss CaringBridge, the first non-profit social network with global reach whose mission is to build bridges of care and communication providing love and support on a health journey.

Doug Dickstein of Right at Home Beverly Hills & Burbank interviews Glen Terra Assisted Living Community Relations Director Diana Avakian about how this lauded Glendale community is coping with COVID 19 and keeping their residents safe.

Dr. Shahriar Jarchi, Medical Director of HouseCall MD, joins Right at Home Beverly Hills & Burbank President Doug Dickstein about what people need to be aware of regarding COVID 19, how care in the home and telemedicine is utilized and other issues connected with this pandemic.

Right at Home Beverly Hills & Burbank President Doug Dickstein sits down to chat with Tripp Mills, Associate Director of Housing for the Los Angeles LGBT center. In this informative discussion, they speak about the history of the L.A. LGBT Center, the programs the Center offers, the adjustments that have been made since the onset of COVID 19 as well as a the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles and the lack of affordable housing throughout the city.

Parkinson Foundation Development Manager Bernice Detig joins Right at Home Burbank & Beverly Hills owners Doug Dickstein to discuss how the Parkinson Foundation has been able to change its tactics while still providing service to the community during these challenging times. She also addresses how Moving Day 2020 has become virtual and how you can still become a part of this event.

Right at Home Beverly Hills & Burbank President Doug Dickstein has an informative conversation Kym Hall from We All Fall about how to minimize the risk of seniors falling their home and what family members can look out for the prevent their loved ones from being injured.

Right at Home Glendale/Burbank President Doug Dickstein interviews veteran care aide Cara, who talks about her professional and educational journey, what she does to keep safe in the times of COVID and even shows off a bit of an Australian accent.

Right at Home President & CEO Doug Dickstein is joined by care aide Elsy to discuss her switch from child care to elder care, how she works with her clients and what she's doing to keep herself and those she cares for safe in the age of Coronavirus.

Right at Home Burbank & Beverly Hills President Doug Dickstein interviews Home Care Aide Heather on keeping clients safe while working in the home during the COVID 19 crisis.

Right at Home care aide Larry talks to Doug about caring for his clients during this unprecedented time as well as sharing some unique ideas on how to still have company parties remotely through Zoom.

Enjoy this lively conversation between popular Right at Home care aide Megan and Right at Home President Doug Dickstein as they discuss unique caring in the age of COVID, Megan's journey into caregiving, reminisce about some of the more unique clients they've worked with and even wax philosophic about the changes Los Angeles' iconic Eagle Rock and Highland Park neighborhoods have gone through.

Right at Home care aide Melissa talks with Doug about balancing work with Nursing School, the work required on an overnight caregiving shift and reveals how she relieves stress during her few moments of spare time.

Doug Dickstein interviews Right at Home Care Aide Tonya, who talks about her past experience in the industry, her unique first shift experience with Right at Home and what she does to stay safe in the age of COVID 19.