Episode 61: End-of-Life Ethics & Elder Decision-Making: Dying On Your Own Terms

Episode 61: End-of-Life Ethics & Elder Decision-Making: Dying On Your Own Terms

What if you could choose the time, place, and company for your final moments—ensuring a peaceful, dignified death on your own terms? Dr. Robert L. Fine, Director, Office of Clinical Ethics and Palliative Care, Baylor Scott & White Health, unpacks the complex realities of medical aid in dying (MAID), hospice, palliative care, and end-of-life decision-making. Dr. Fine sheds light on how individuals can navigate end-of-life decisions with dignity, legal clarity, and compassion while addressing common misconceptions and ethical challenges surrounding MAID. Join Dr. Fine and host Brian Levy as they explore a topic that hits close to home for so many, including a few personal examples from Dr. Fine's illustrious career.

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Episode 68: Parents Parenting Parents: The Voice of Reason When Reason is Lost

Episode 68: Parents Parenting Parents: The Voice of Reason When Reason is Lost

Navigating the changing needs of aging parents is at the heart of this thoughtful episode featuring Sandi Levy, Director of Nursing for Manchester Care Homes and Cambridge Caregivers, and Paige Petro,...

16 Okt 21min

Episode 67: Seeing Beneath the Surface: How Medical Imaging Helps Detect Health Issues Early

Episode 67: Seeing Beneath the Surface: How Medical Imaging Helps Detect Health Issues Early

In this episode of the Manchester Living Podcast, host Brian Levy takes a closer look at the world of diagnostic imaging and how tools like CT scans, MRIs, X-rays, and ultrasounds can help physicians ...

3 Sep 36min

Episode 66: Caregiver Burnout: The Unseen Patient

Episode 66: Caregiver Burnout: The Unseen Patient

Caregiver burnout often goes unnoticed until it deeply impacts both the caregiver and those they support. In this episode, host Brian Levy is joined by Dr. Tonya Cunningham, a grief counselor and spea...

6 Aug 17min

Episode 65: Meeting Them Where They Are: It's Not About You

Episode 65: Meeting Them Where They Are: It's Not About You

Meeting aging loved ones where they are is at the heart of this insightful episode featuring Sandi Levy, Director of Nursing for Cambridge Caregivers and Manchester Care Homes, and Lisa Kramer Morgan,...

25 Jun 26min

Episode 64: Care Starts With Yes - And Yes Starts With Connection

Episode 64: Care Starts With Yes - And Yes Starts With Connection

Care starts with yes—and yes starts with connection. But what does meaningful connection really look like, especially when caring for someone experiencing brain change?  In this episode of The Manches...

21 Mai 27min

Episode 63: Death Doulas

Episode 63: Death Doulas

Death doulas provide compassionate, nonmedical support to individuals and families navigating the end of life, filling gaps left by traditional hospice care. In this episode, nurse and death doula Jo ...

16 Apr 34min

Episode 62: Hoarding: Stuff Matters

Episode 62: Hoarding: Stuff Matters

Tonia Tomlin and Holly Clapp join host Brian Levy to shed light on the complexities of hoarding disorder, a serious mental health issue often misunderstood by the public. Drawing from their personal a...

12 Mar 26min

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