Aging in America: Angil's Books

Please consider supporting "Behind the Old Face; The Current Climate and Future of Aging" which is part of a larger project to improve the treatment, living and care of aging adults.

"The Aging Question; A Vision for the Coming Elder Boom" by Angil Tarach-Ritchey

This is a cutting edge M2E Book offering a look into the process and beauty of aging and a vision for improved living and care. Experience the book through text, photos and video clips of a couple of the amazing women Angil interviewed for her highly anticipated print book "Behind the Old Face; The Current Climate and Future of Aging" coming 2012.

As a part of Angil's advocacy efforts she has made this book available free of charge. If you find this book touches you and you would like to join in the advocacy efforts, please email Angil at
AngilTarachRN@comcast.net

The 2011 "Quick Guide to Understanding Medicare, Medicaid, and other payer sources" is the highly reviewed resource book, available on Amazon, for anyone having difficulty understanding "who pays for what"?
This quick guide offers the basics of Medicare Parts A, B, C and D, Medicaid, private health insurance, Veterans benefits, and long term care insurance in easily understandable language. The book also offers explanations of Medi-gap insurance, the "donut hole", and links to more detailed information.

The book has been #1 in its category on Amazon! http://shar.es/fmLDa

After Angil personally spent over 88K on her own healthcare in 5 years, her experience initiated the research and motivation to write this book so others can prevent excessive out if pocket costs and save money. Buy Now!

Coming in 2012!
Angil is authoring "Behind the Old Face; The Current Climate and Future of Aging" a highly anticipated book to change the perception of the elderly in America. Angil believes that if we can evoke empathy the treatment and care of the elderly will improve.

Do you think the elderly should be treated and cared for with kindness, dignity, and respect? Are you concerned about the care of an aging loved one, or yourself in the future? Do you wonder what will happen as 76 million Baby Boomers cross the senior threshold? Where will they live, how will they obtain care? Who will pay for it all? Are you an aging adult concerned for your future? There are answers which will improve the quality of life and living for aging adults and the access and ability to obtain care without going bankrupt!

Please support and share Behind the Old Face. It could mean everything to an elderly person now, in the future, and to you as you age.

We appreciate every comment and thumbs up on the UTube channel. If we are going to improve the treatment and care of the elderly helping make this video go viral will expose more viewers to understanding there is mso much more Behind the Old Face.

For updates on the book, training program and nonprofit subscribe to this blog or leave me a message on the site with your name and email. Together we can make a difference!

Testimonies from Client's & Associates

April 2010

"I wanted you and your wonderful staff who sat with my husband for weeks, went home to be with the Lord. Once again please thank your caregivers for their excellent and compassionate care of my husband. I will be sure to highly recommend yiur organization to anyone that asks"

Carol

March 2010

"I had the opportunity to engage Angil for assistance with my Mom and her recent end of life care. I am eternally grateful to her, and cannot properly express my thanks.

Her passion, care and dedication to her cause and her clients are unmatched. Everyone on her staff shares her compassion, professionalism and dedication to dignity, care and comfort of the patients they serve.

Should you have a lived one in need of dignified and compassionate care, I would not hesistate for one second to make Visiting Angels your one and only call."

Brian Bundeson

March 2009

“I first met Ms. Tarach in 2002 when her organization was hired by my father to provide in-home care. Consistent with my father’s desire, our goal was to get him back home with the support he needed so he could live his life as he desired. A large part of this process involved securing care in his home. We were not interested in just any type of homecare. Along with wanting to secure homecare that was reputable and of high quality, we also wanted one with a commitment and demonstrated core competencies to the principles of self-determination and self-directed care. Through a process of researching, recruiting and interviewing potential home care providers, my father selected Ms. Tarach, and Visiting Angels. The support and service provided by and through Angil were exemplary. First, they understood the person-centered planning process involved in the development of my dad’s self-directed care plan. This included considerations across his life domains, such as family, friendships, relationships, personal interests, culture and health care, as key examples. It is noteworthy that given the various health issues my father had, there was a good deal of care coordination required. As a Registered Nurse Ms. Tarach very well understood the critical need for coordinating support and service, in my father’s best interest and care. She went above and beyond, being a major part of an on-going, very successful team that supported and cared for him. Second, Visiting Angels understood the practice of implementing and managing my father’s self-directed care plan as evidenced by the way they carried it out and problem solved issues that came up. Most importantly, my own observations in seeing staff working in the home, private conversations I had with my father regarding how things were working out with his caregiver’s, the service and Ms. Tarach, clearly left me realizing that my father was very satisfied. It was apparent that he was “home” and not in an institutional arrangement, realizing that some people can feel institutionalized in their own home when outside services are involved”. Rich Visingardi, Ph.D. Family Member and former state director of mental health, developmental disabilities and substance abuse services”

Rich Visingardi

March 2009

“I have had the privilege to know Angil for seven years. In that time I have watched her follow her true passion in caring for the elderly. Angil was a component professional in the nursing field prior to starting her home care agency. She opened Visiting Angel’s knowing that her talents and commitment would enhance and improve the lives of many. Angil’s success comes from a genuine love and concern for the elderly. She is a strong advocate for her clients and holds principle and ethics as a corner stone of her agency’s care. I would not hesitate to have Angil’s staff care for any of my family members. Angil is a valued colleague and friend that I would recommend highly.”

Farah Ogle

Companion Homecare Inc

February 2009

“Angil has been one of our best customers for years. Her commitment to her agency and to the people to whom she provides care is clear and powerful. She is very insightful about the homecare industry and is very generous with her knowledge. Angil's outspoken loyalty and generosity have made a tremendous difference in the success of our company.”

Tom Voiles -Owner Shoshana Technologies

February 2009

“I worked briefly with Angil in 2006-2007 as Marketing Director at Visiting Angels and she was also a client of mine when I sold radio advertising. You will not meet a person with a bigger heart or more love for seniors than Angil. She has gone above and beyond the call of duty many times to ensure the comfort and satisfaction of her clients and she has done a heck of a job starting her own business. Over the next 20 years, the senior healthcare industry will be booming and we are all fortunate people like Angil are leading the charge.”

Jeff Jennings -Midday Announcer-Program Director Mix 104.9 WBXX Radio

Aging in America

Pages

Angil's Books

Total Pageviews

Google

To contact for Freelance