Allison O'Shea on Taking Control of Our Aging Decisions

Allison O’Shea has over 18 years of direct hands-on experience working with seniors and their families.  This experience has given her the knowledge to be a reputable voice in the confusing and overwhelming world of aging.

In this episode, we discuss the 5 main questions Allison thinks we need to be considering if we are becoming caregivers for an aging loved one… or, if we’re at retirement age, we need to be answering to maintain control of our decisions.

Questions such as:

  1. Who is my support system?
  2. What is my financial situation?
  3. Do I know what options are out there?
  4. Am I communicating to my support system?
  5. Am I listening to my support system?

Allison’s information is American – some of it may work where you live… at any rate check out local resources and government programs and insurances where you are.

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About the guest: Allison O'Shea

Allison O’Shea is a leader in the aging industry. She has over 18 years of direct hands-on experience working with seniors and their families in the role of Executive Director for various Senior Living companies. This experience has given her the knowledge to be a reputable voice in the confusing and overwhelming world of aging.

In January of 2022 Allison opened Openly Aging, LLC and became an Aging Advisor. An Aging Advisor is a professional who works with an aging person and their family to gather the information needed to create a long- and short-term strategy to maintain independence as long as possible while being educated on all of your options for the future. The Aging Advisor along with the client and family then determine which path is best based on key elements; family/friend support, finances, and current physical/emotional needs.

One of the missions of Openly Aging is to bring education to the community to be a change agent in how we talk about the elephant in the room…Aging.

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