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Deanna Lueckenotte Alzheimer’s Author, BA, LBSW Website: alzheimersdaysgoneby.com
Deanna Lueckenotte experienced Alzheimer’s at a personal level with her grandmother who is now no longer with her.
She is currently Community Education Liaison and Business Development Director at Georgetown Living Certified Alzheimer’s Assisted Living in Georgetown, Texas and has spent almost 10 years working in geriatric healthcare with an emphasis on Alzheimer’s. She is the author of "Alzheimer’s Days Gone By: For Those Caring For Their Loved Ones." She educates on Alzheimer’s through the Greater Chapter of Austin Alzheimer’s Association and the 17 counties they serve. She offers a 16 hour Alzheimer’s CEU class f...Read More
She is currently Community Education Liaison and Business Development Director at Georgetown Living Certified Alzheimer’s Assisted Living in Georgetown, Texas and has spent almost 10 years working in geriatric healthcare with an emphasis on Alzheimer’s. She is the author of "Alzheimer’s Days Gone By: For Those Caring For Their Loved Ones." She educates on Alzheimer’s through the Greater Chapter of Austin Alzheimer’s Association and the 17 counties they serve. She offers a 16 hour Alzheimer’s CEU class for professionals through her company Leading the Way Seminars, Inc. She also does consulting education on Alzheimer’s to nursing homes, assisted livings, home health, hospice and non medical home care. She volunteers with the Memory Walk, memory screenings as well as speaking at Alzheimer’s support groups, churches, VFW’s etc.
She received her BA in psychology with an emphasis on children with Autism and behaviors exhibited from UMHB in Belton, TX and University of North Texas in Denton ,Texas. During her years in healthcare, Deanna has obtained her Social Work license, Assisted Living license as well as her Licensed Nursing Facility Administrator.
She has done work towards a Master’s in educational psychology at Baylor University in Waco, Texas and would like to further her education in geriatric studies.
Deanna views working with Alzheimer’s as a lifestyle and not as a job. She enjoys spending time with her husband and son and their 2 lab dogs.
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My 91-year-old dad was just transferred to lock down at his assisted living home. If it is to expensive can I move him to a nursing home for less money?
I'm on Namenda. Will it really help?
My mom is suffering from depression and has not left her room in over a year. Is there anything I can do to get her to leave her room?
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Do elders need full-time care as Alzheimer's disease progresses? As Alzheimer's disease progresses, your loved one may need more care than you can provide.
Can my parent be asked to leave assisted living because of bad behavior? Assisted living facilities can ask residents to leave or evict them if they could cause harm to themselves or others.
Am I liable if my mother doesn't go to the doctor for her medical condition if I am the caregiver? You are not likely legally liable, however you may want to check with an elder law attorney just to be sure you state doesn't have unusual laws.
I take care of both of my parents and have Power of Attorney for my dad. The lawyer said I didn't need POA for mom.
My 83-year-old uncle has dementia and the doctor says it's getting worse. What is dementia and what are the symptoms?
My mom has Alzheimer's and she thinks pictures of her grandkids are real kids. How should we respond when she asks us to feed them?
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My husband has Alzheimer's. When he asks about his mother and I tell him she has died he starts crying.
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