Article by Liisa Ogburn.
Adult day care: a good option for working adult children
One of my kids recently told me their teacher was really struggling because the mother she cared for in her home had taken a sharp turn for the worse due to dementia. This teacher was taking such good care of my child, I wanted to do something for her in return. They did not have the savings to afford full time memory care. Who does at ,000 to 10,000/month.? She had no assets and furthermore, the mother’s monthly income from social security, at 00, was just above the cutoff for special assistance.
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About the Author:
Liisa Ogburn is at the heart of Aging Advisors NC, bringing a rich blend of personal experience and global perspective to elder care. Raised in North Carolina with deep roots in Finland, Liisa has a unique appreciation for diverse approaches to aging, shaped by her life across different cultures including Finland, Estonia, Germany, England, Japan, and Costa Rica.
Her path into elder care consulting was deeply personal. While juggling her role as a Duke University educator and caring for her father-in-law and three young children, Liisa started sharing her family’s journey through articles for The New York Times and later, over 300 posts for WRAL Raleigh on everything from handling loss to choosing the right elder care options.
A teacher at heart, Liisa thrives on empowering others with knowledge. She offers her expertise in presentations to various groups—from churches to professional firms—and writes extensively, reaching audiences far and wide. Her credentials include certifications in geriatric care and a special certification from Brown University to teach Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, reinforcing her belief that calm minds make sound decisions.
