RESOURCE GUIDE - SAGE Eldercare
SENIORRESOURCE GUIDEBecause your home is a great place to age290 Broad Street, Summit, NJ 07901www.sageeldercare.org 908.273.5550
TABLE OF CONTENTSABOUT SAGE 2Mission, Vision, and History 2Message from our Executive Director 3Board of Trustees 3SAGE ELDERCARE SERVICES 4SAGE HomeCare 4SAGE Adult Day Program 6SAGE Care Planning 8SAGE Meals on Wheels 10SAGE Grocery Shopping & Errand Service 12SAGE Information & Referrals 14SAGE Medicare Counseling 16SAGE EDUCATION, SUPPORT & EXERCISE 18Community Events, Classes, and Support Groups 18SHOP SAGE 20SAGE Resale Shop 20SAGE Furniture Restoration Workshop 22HELP SAGE 24Volunteer Opportunities 24Ways to Give 26RESOURCES 28Books 29Caregiver Resources 30ADVERTISERS 33CONTACT SAGE 48RESOURCE GUIDE AD INDEX 49ADDITIONAL RESOURCE GUIDE SPONSORS 501
“MISSION“Trusted by families in theUnion, Morris, Essex, andSomerset communities formore than 60 years.”SAGE Eldercare is a uniquecommunity resource thatoffers a comprehensive arrayof programs and services forolder adults and caregivers,promoting independence andquality of life.VISIONSAGE Eldercare will be theleading provider of innovativeservices and programs thatmeet the changing needs ofolder adults and families.HISTORY”Since 1954, SAGE has been helping make your communityan amazing place to age. Our nonprofit organization iscommitted to being the leading provider of programs andservices to meet the changing needs of older adults, theirfamilies, and caregivers. Initially, SAGE grew out of a twoyear study by the social studies department of the SummitCollege Club. A local council on aging emerged from theclub’s commitment to educate itself and the communityon issues affecting older residents. Council representationcame from civic groups, churches, social agencies, andinterested residents and resulted in the formation of SAGE– Summit Association for Gerontological Endeavor.SAGE Eldercare is distinguished among its field as beingone of the oldest eldercare agencies in New Jersey and alsoone of a few nonprofit eldercare agencies in the UnitedStates that offers a comprehensive array of services underone roof.SAGE is a pioneer in providing care for older adults,beginning with its HomeCare services in 1954. SAGEstarted one of New Jersey’s first Meals on Wheels programsin 1966 and opened New Jersey’s first adult day healthcare program in 1975. Many of the services and programsprovided by SAGE have served as models for those used byother public and private agencies. Annually, the nonprofitserves more than 7,000 older people and their familiesin Union, Essex, Morris, and Somerset Counties,and beyond.2 www.sageeldercare.org
A Message.SAGE Eldercare offersa comprehensivearray of programs andservices that promotequality of life andindependence forolder adults. Our programs andservices are designed to be complementaryand provide direct care support,information and referrals, education,navigation through the health caresystem and support and counsel forfamilies and caregivers. This guideprovides detailed information on theresources available at SAGE. Pleasecontact us if you or your loved onecould benefit from our services.Thank you to the sponsors of thisResource Guide for their generoussupport of our organization.Best,BOARD OFTRUSTEESJohn C. Hoffman, PresidentCommunity RepresentativeKathy Clingan, Vice PresidentCommunity RepresentativeMichael J. Foncannon, SecretaryPNC Wealth ManagementSusan C. Gieser, Esq., TreasurerWaters, McPherson, McNeill, P.C.David BomgaarsCommunity RepresentativeManny E. Christakos, MDCommunity RepresentativeChristopher J. CotterCotter Strategies, LLCChris GlackenCommunity RepresentativeChristine Gottesman, Esq.Nukk-Freeman & Cerra, P.C.Kitty HartmanCommunity RepresentativeR. Bruce JohnsonCommunity RepresentativeAnn KaleMunich Reinsurance – MEAG NYClaire E. TothPoint View Wealth Management, Inc.Nykia C. WhartonWells Fargo AdvisorsSAGE ELDERCAREAngela SullivanExecutive Director, SAGE EldercareAngela SullivanExecutive Director3
HSAGE HOMECARE“SAGE helped give my aunther independence andenabled her to stay in herOne of New Jersey’s most trustedproviders.home for as long as she could.SAGE Eldercare pioneered home care services in ourregion and has been trusted by families for morethan 60 years.aide went above and beyond.”We provide a broad range of flexible personal careservice options and unsurpassed quality. We offerhourly, overnight, and live-in aides for both shortterm assignments and ongoing needs.4 www.sageeldercare.orgSAGE and the home health
SAGE HOMECAREOur Registered Nursesand Certified HomeHealth Aides (CHHA),licensed through the NewJersey Board of Nursing,see their jobs as not onlycaring for their clients,but also bringing joyinto their lives.OUR CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AIDES ASSIST WITHA BROAD RANGE OF NEEDS, SUCH AS:· Personal care (bathing, dressing, and shaving)· Meal preparation· Light housekeeping· Personal laundry· Exercise· Compliance with therapy· Medication reminders· Accompanying to doctor’s visits· Maintaining a safe home environmentFUNDING YOUR HOME CARESAGE accepts private payment, Medicaid, VA benefits,and long-term care insurance. Additional funding sourcesmay be available for those who qualify.Hourly, overnight and live-in care available.Please call 908.273.8400 to discuss your needs.Call us at908.273.8400for moreinformationabout ourHomeCareservices.5
ASAGE ADULT DAY PROGRAMSpend your days at SAGEand your nights at home.With more than four decades of experience, theSAGE Spend-A-Day Adult Day Medical Health Centerprovides an interactive environment for clientsto enjoy memory enhancement activities, groupdiscussions, active games, exercise programs, andholiday celebrations. Individual needs and interestsare incorporated to provide a comprehensiveprogram for each participant. Spend-A-Day alsoprovides an excellent opportunity for increasedsocialization. Judging by the number of smiles wesee each day, we must be doing something right!In addition, medical research continues to advocatefor the benefits of structured social, physical andcognitive activities for individuals with, or at risk for,memory challenges. Often, adult day programs canprovide this type of support with a significant costadvantage over other alternatives.6 www.sageeldercare.orgPROGRAM HOURS:Monday through Friday9:30 am - 3:30 pmEXTENDED HOURS:Monday through Friday8:30 am - 5 pm
SAGE ADULT DAY PROGRAMWHO SHOULD CONSIDER THESPEND-A-DAY PROGRAM?Spend-A-Day supports older adults living in their home, orwith a caregiver, by providing a safe home away from home.It also provides a welcome respite for spouses, adult children,their families, and other caregivers. Spend-A-Day may be anespecially good option when your loved one:A TEAM OF PROFESSIONALSSAGE’s Spend-A-Day Adult DayMedical Health Center is staffed bycaring, experienced, interdisciplinaryprofessionals, including:· Cannot be safely left alone in the home· A full-time Registered Nursewho provides monitoring andassistance with medications,blood pressure, diabetes, andweight management· Would benefit from care related to dementia(including Alzheimer’s), post-stroke, post-surgery,cardiac illness, diabetes management, or otherconditions· A full-time licensed GeriatricSocial Worker who providesassistance and support toclients, families, and caregiversTHE PROGRAM INCLUDES:Care plans are developed bynursing, social services, therecreation team, and caregiver inputunder the guidance of the client’sprimary physician. All meals areplanned by a Registered Dietician.· Is feeling isolated and desires more socialization· Can no longer structure his or her own daily activities· A fully accessible facility· Light breakfast, hot lunch, and snacks served daily· Nursing support for medical conditions, includingmedication administration· Social work support for participant’s families and caregivers· On-site Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapyprovided by licensed rehabilitation specialists whoare experienced with older clients· An interactive activities program provided by arecreation team· Daily exercise and walking programs on an indoorstroll path· Transportation assistance may be available to andfrom Spend-A-DayFinancial assistanceavailable for thosewho qualify.Medicaid, VAbenefits, andLong-term CareInsurance accepted.7
CSAGE CARE PLANNINGThe right plan can makeall the difference.Our Guidance, Planning, and Support (GPS) Servicesprovide personalized care planning to maximizeindependence, safety, and well-being. Figuring outwhat is right can be difficult; our program helps youmake the best choices by evaluating your specificsituation.EXPERIENCED, TRAINED PROFESSIONALSSAGE’s GPS Care Navigators are Registered Nurses(RNs) who specialize in geriatric care. We beginwith a detailed assessment of your physical andemotional health, support networks,and community resources. The RNs will review yourmedications and healthcare regimen, conduct ahome safety evaluation, and assess your individualneeds. You will then be given a detailed writtencare plan as well as guidance and support to helpyou implement the plan.8 www.sageeldercare.org
SAGE CARE PLANNING“GPS service has been a lifesaver to me because I was sooverwhelmed. I could not imagine caring for my parentswithout GPS support. GPS is a godsend and worth itsweight in gold.WHO SHOULD CONSIDER GPS SERVICES?Anyone who has concerns about a loved one’s care shouldconsider GPS. This service is especially helpful during a time oftransition, for example:· Returning home after a hospital or rehabilitation stay· Receiving a new diagnosis and/or medication regimen· When a loved one is experiencing medical and/orbehavioral changes· When a loved one can no longer remain at home alone· Planning for future care· When assistance is needed for long-distance care givingAn assessment includeseverything from amedication review tochecking to make surenutritional needs arebeing met. A care planincludes referrals toservices such as mealsupport and assistancewith Activities ofDaily Living (ADLs)in the home.WHAT DO OUR GPS CARE NAVIGATORS DO FOREACH CARE PLAN?· Assess physical, social, nutritional, and cognitive health· Conduct a medication review and regimen evaluation· Evaluate home safety· Prepare an emergency medical information packet (Vial of Life)· Coordinate care from hospital and sub-acute facilities· Ensure hospital discharge plan compliance· Provide guidance when considering sub-acute, assistedliving, and long-term care facilities, if warranted· Provide support networks, community resources, and referrals· Act as a liaison for local and long-distance caregivers,as warranted· Coach effective communication skills with health care providers· Consult on end-of-life-care issues· More options: Medication management, wellness visitsby nurses, and social work supportGPS can assistcaregivers wholive locally or longdistance from theirloved ones.Consultationinformationis available at908.598.5522.9
MSAGE MEALS ON WHEELSMore than a meal.At the core of SAGE’s Meals on Wheels service isa nutritious meal, companionship, and a watchfuleye on the health and safety of our clients whoare frail, homebound, or disabled. This includespeople recuperating from an illness, cognitivelyor physically impaired, without family or friendsto shop for them, or people needing a special diet.There are no income requirements.10 www.sageeldercare.org“The caregivers who deliver ourmeals are wonderful, cheerful,caring and just unbelievable. Welove them and look forward totheir visits each day. Please keepup what you do and how you do it.”
SAGE MEALS ON WHEELSSAGE Meals on Wheels provides thorough in-home support withancillary services like licensed Social Work Support, Meals withFriends, Grocery Shopping, Errands, and an Emergency FoodPantry. Caregivers also gain peace of mind and respite as SAGEpartners with them in caring for their loved ones.Meals are planned by a registered dietician. In some areas, weare able to provide special diets, including diabetic and renalmeals. All meals are relatively low in fat and sodium. The mealsare delivered Monday through Friday and can be scheduled fora short time or indefinitely. Extra food for the weekend can bedelivered with the Friday meal for those in need.Caring Meals on Wheels volunteersdeliver meals and visit briefly withprogram participants between11:00 am and 12:30 pm.Clients must be home to receive their meals, unless specialarrangements are made. It is important that contact is madeeach day to ensure safety.SAGE ELDERCARECURRENTLY DELIVERSMEALS TO:Berkeley HeightsChathamMillburnMountainsideNew ProvidenceShort HillsSpringfieldSummitCall us at908.273.5554,Monday toFriday, between7:30 am and3:30 pm to makearrangements.Delivery canusually beginwithin a fewbusiness days.11
GSAGE GROCERY SHOPPING& ERRAND SERVICENeed things done?Let SAGE do the run.If you are over the age of 60 and need helpwith your grocery shopping, errands, or laundry,SAGE can do it for you. This service includes:· Grocery shopping· Errands to the post office, library, city hall,and pet store· Laundry and dry cleaning pick upand delivery· Check-in/safety visits· More – just ask! All requestswill be considered.12 www.sageeldercare.org
SAGE GROCERY SHOPPING & ERRAND SERVICE“The service has been extraordinary. Thevolunteers are very courteous, sincere andfriendly. I just can’t thank them enough.They are beautiful, caring people.”SHOPPING SERVICEDeliveries can be once a week or once in a while, whatever youneed. Occasional participants, once enrolled in the program,simply need to call SAGE by Friday morning to request servicefor the following week.To learnmore aboutour GroceryShopping andErrand Service,call us at908.273.5554.SERVICES AREOFFERED IN THEFOLLOWING AREAS:Berkeley HeightsChathamIf possible, mail, fax, or email your shopping list to us. Or,we can pick it up at your home early in the week. Orders aredelivered Wednesday or Thursday morning, depending on thetown in which you live.MillburnA nominal fee is charged for this service. You can send in acheck for your groceries with your shopping list, or we canpick it up at your home. For those who have a family member,attorney, or guardian overseeing their finances, checks can besent in advance for four to six weeks of service.SpringfieldMountainsideNew ProvidenceShort HillsSummit13
ISAGE INFORMATION &REFERRALS“People know SAGE as a local communityagency that they can look to for supportIf you don’t know whereto turn, ask SAGE.and information. In these impersonalIf you need assistance or information, areoverwhelmed by health care choices, orare not even sure what to ask, we canhelp. Our staff will provide social servicesupport, referrals, resources, and more.InfoCare – our information and referralservice – provides older adults and familycaregivers with support, information,consultations, and referrals throughtelephone outreach.person will answer the phone.”14 www.sageeldercare.orgtimes, it is comforting to know that a
SAGE INFORMATION & REFERRALSWhen you contact InfoCare, your concerns will be addressed bya Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who understands thecomplexities of navigating community resources, as well as thepsychosocial issues related to aging and caregiving. The socialworker will provide consultation, guidance, and follow-up, toaddress your needs.Call us at908.598.5509to get answersto yourquestions.INFOCARE CAN ASSIST YOU WITH QUESTIONSOR CONCERNS ABOUT:· Adult day health care· Entitlements· Senior living options· Legal issues· Transportation· Support groups· Home careInfoCare is part of SAGE Guidance, a grouping of SAGE’sservices including InfoCare, GPS Services, and Education andSupport. SAGE Guidance is a comprehensive approach toreaching older adults and caregivers in their homes and helpingthem thrive with long-term wellness and independence, throughsocial work support and free referrals, medical care planning,and a full calendar of educational programs.While the department assists callers from across the country,InfoCare is contracted to provide direct social work support toaging adults, particularly those who are frail and isolated, inSummit, New Providence, and Mountainside.15
MSAGE MEDICARE COUNSELINGDo you have questions aboutMedicare? SAGE has the answers.SHIP OF UNION COUNTY (STATE HEALTHINSURANCE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM)Do you have problems or questions regarding yourhealth insurance?If you are a Medicare beneficiary and a residentof Union County with questions about Medicare,contact us and speak to the SHIP office at SAGEfor free, objective, and confidential assistance:908.273.6999 or ship@sageeldercare.org16 www.sageeldercare.orgLOCAL HELP FORPEOPLE WITH MEDICARE
SAGE MEDICARE COUNSELING“The SHIP office at SAGE has been like a guidinglight in the dark. I’d be overwhelmed withoutSAGE’s help.”WE CAN HELP ANSWER QUESTIONS SUCH AS:· How much insurance do you really need?· What can you do if Medicare denies payment for a claim?· Who do you call if you have questions about a claim?· What are the gaps in Medicare coverage?· Does Medicare pay for nursing home care?· What is the difference between original Medicare andMedicare Advantage plans?MEDICAREPart A:Hospital InsurancePart B:Medical InsurancePart C:Medicare AdvantagePlanPart D:Medicare PrescriptionDrug Coverage· What do you need to know before selecting a prescriptiondrug plan?· Do you qualify for low income subsidies to cover premiumand co-pay costs?The State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) is astatewide program administered by the New Jersey Departmentof Human Services, Division of Aging Services, with financialassistance through a grant from the U.S. Administration forCommunity Living (ACL). SAGE is the sponsoring organizationfor the program in Union County.SHIP counselors do not provide legal advice, or sell, recommend,or endorse any specific insurance product, agency, insurancecompany, or HMO. They provide information and assistance sothat clients can make their own decisions. Presentations can bearranged for counselors to speak with organizations.17
ESAGE EDUCATION,SUPPORT & EXERCISEThe information and events youwant. The support you need.COMMUNITY EDUCATIONSAGE hosts programs and events to help educateand provide resources for local residents. Outsideprofessionals are often brought in to discuss topicsthat are relevant to older adults, their families,and caregivers.For more information or to receive our calendarof events, call 908.598.5548 or emaileducation@sageeldercare.org.18 www.sageeldercare.org
SAGE EDUCATION, SUPPORT & EXERCISE“My family is always learning something new atSAGE. The variety and quality of programs andinstruction are exceptional!”EXERCISE CLASSESSAGE’s exercise classes are offered to help with strength,balance, and fall prevention. They are open to anyone 60 yearsof age and older. Current classes include Fun-to-be-Fit, GentleChair Yoga, and Tai Chi.The exercise programs are open to the public and are designedwith a gentle approach for all fitness levels to improve strength,flexibility, and overall conditioning in an effort to prevent falls.For information on current exercise class offerings,pricing, or to register, call 908.598.5548 or emaileducation@sageeldercare.org.Education and support is part of SAGE Guidance, a grouping ofSAGE’s services including InfoCare, GPS Services, and Educationand Support. SAGE Guidance is a comprehensive approach toreaching older adults and caregivers in their homes and helpingthem thrive with long-term wellness and independence, throughsocial work support and free referrals, medical care planning,and a full calendar of educational programs.SUPPORT GROUPSSAGE offers spouse and adult children’s support groups andbereavement support led by a licensed clinical social worker.Please call 908.598.5509 for the current supportgroup schedule and to pre-register.Please call908.598.5548to learnmore aboutour exerciseclasses and908.598.5509to learn moreabout oursupport groups.19
RSAGE RESALE SHOPYou can help older adults withyour donations.The SAGE Resale Shop has a variety of goods forsale. Items shown in this guide are examples ofwhat can typically be found at the shop.Donations of these items are always accepted.Entire and partial estate donations can also bearranged.Please call ahead for large or heavy itemdonations. Items can be delivered to the storeduring normal business hours. Call 908.273.5564to arrange for a pick-up.20 www.sageeldercare.orgHOURS: 10 am - 5 pmMonday through Saturday908.273.556431B Chatham RoadSummit, NJ 07901
SAGE RESALE SHOP“I love dropping in to the Resale Shop to see whatnew things they have. The turnover is constant,you never know what treasures you’ll find.”Since 1959, the SAGE Resale Shop has helped provide fundsfor SAGE’s programs and services. The Resale Shop offers anunusual variety and exceptional quality of goods, along withreasonable prices, which attracts shoppers and collectors fromSummit and the surrounding region. Regular visits to the storeensure the opportunity to find and purchase ever-changingmerchandise and special treasures.You can shop for or donate the following types of items:· Bric-a-brac· Housewares· China· Jewelry and purses· Clothing and shoes· Linens· Collectibles· Rugs· Furniture· Small Appliances· Gift itemsThe SAGE Resale Shop is located about two milesfrom our main SAGE facility.21
FSAGE FURNITURERESTORATION WORKSHOPExpert craftmanship forrepairs and restoration.Do you have a chair that needs to berepaired, re-glued, caned, or rushed? Doesa table need a new leg? The volunteerartisans at the Furniture RestorationWorkshop can help!Since 1961, the workshop has offeredfine-quality furniture restoration atexceptional prices and has earned areputation for its fine reweaving ofcaned and rushed chairs.22 www.sageeldercare.orgHOURS: 8:30 am - 11:30 amMonday through Friday290 Broad StreetSummit, NJ 07901Items can be left with SAGE’sreceptionist until 4:30 pm.
SAGE FURNITURE RESTORATION WORKSHOPPricing is based on the condition of the furniture item and thematerials and labor necessary for restoration.All funds received for workshop services benefit the programsand services of SAGE Eldercare.We will consider repairing almost any piece of furniture orwooden item. Feel free to bring it in for an evaluation andestimate. If you think your job is out of the ordinary, please callus to inquire about the repair.OUR WORK: CHAIR SEAT REPAIRS, FINISHRESTORATIONS, AND GENERAL REPAIRS· Hand caning has a series of closely spaced holesat the material edge· Pressed cane is machine-woven cane that hascontinuous edging and no visible holes· Rushing uses craft fiber rush, which is easierto work with and less costly· Split reed is a flat reed from rattan used toproduce the look of a homemade country chairThe Furniture Restoration Workshop is locatedon the lower level of SAGE Eldercare.All fundsreceived forworkshopservices benefitthe programsand servicesof SAGEEldercare. Call908.598.5531or visit us tolearn moretoday!23
VVOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESYou can make a difference inyour community.Annually, more than 300 volunteers help SAGEfulfill its mission. Some volunteers deliver food aspart of our Meals on Wheels program, others havelearned how to recane chairs and repair furniture,others shop and run errands for older members ofthe community who cannot do so on their own, andsome serve as receptionists in our lobby.24 www.sageeldercare.org“I have peace ofmind. SAGE hasbeen our guardianangel.”
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESSAGE volunteers all have onething in common. They havediscovered how incrediblyrewarding it is to help SAGE.to make a difference in thelives of older members of ourcommunity who need support.THE FOLLOWING ARE JUST A FEW OF THE PROJECTS ANDVOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE AT SAGE:· Deliver Meals on Wheels· Lend a hand to the Grocery Shopping and Errand Services· Repair furniture at SAGE’s Furniture RestorationWorkshop· Work as a salesperson at SAGE’s Resale Shop· Assist receptionist or provide clerical assistance· Serve as a program assistant in Spend-A-Day,our adult day health care program· Train to become a counselor for SHIP of Union County(State Health Insurance Assistance Program) and assistpeople with Medicare and health insurance questions· Apply computer expertise to assist with Internetresearch and data analysis· Help with fundraising and other events· Photograph our events· Coordinate a corporate or community group projectIf you areinterested involunteeringat SAGE, call908.598.5514or fill out theapplicationon our website.You’ll be gladyou did.andso will SAGE!25
WWAYS TO GIVEHelp us help your neighbors.Support from our donors ensures thatolder adults – our mothers and fathers,grandparents, siblings, neighbors andfriends – and their caregivers benefitfrom the capable hands and caringhearts at SAGE.Check out the many ways you can helpdonate to SAGE today!26 www.sageeldercare.orgSAGE makes effective use ofyour philanthropic support,receiving top ratings fromseveral organizations – suchas GreatNonprofits, CharityNavigator, and GuideStarExchange – year after year.
WAYS TO GIVE“LIKE” SAGE Eldercare, SAGE Furniture Restoration Workshop,and SAGE Resale Shop on Facebook and follow us onLinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram to get the most currentinformation on our services and programs.GIVING OPTIONS:· DONATE by credit card at www.sageeldercare.org/donateor mail a check to SAGE· DOUBLE THE DONATION: Check to see if your companyparticipates in a matching gift program by visitingwww.doublethedonation.com/sageeldercare· TRIBUTE GIFTS: Celebrate a milestone or honor the memoryof a loved one· PLANNED GIVING: Have you considered leaving a legacy toSAGE? Call us at 908-598-5503 to learn about how tomake an estate gift to SAGE including a bequest in yourwill or naming SAGE as the beneficiary of a life insurance orretirement plan.· VEHICLE DONATION: Donate your car, truck, or other vehicleto SAGE. The donor gets a tax deduction and free towing andSAGE receives a portion of the vehicle’s value. Vehicles can bepicked up from anywhere in the contiguous United States.Call 908.598.5503 for more information.· MERCHANDISE DONATION: Donate clothes, furniture, orother merchandise to our SAGE Resale Shop. And don’t forgetto shop . you’ll find great bargains on great merchandise!· VOLUNTEER: Give your time to SAGE. Your company ororganization can also contribute community service time as agroup by helping deliver Meals on Wheels, assisting withadult day care programs, collecting pantry items, orparticipating in an intergenerational program.· AmazonSmile: The AmazonSmile Foundation donates apercentage of purchases made on Amazon.com to SAGE.Go to: http://smile.amazon.com/ch/22-1657929SAGE is an incorporated,nonprofit organizationin the state of New Jerseywith 501(c)(3) federalexempt status. Gifts toSAGE are tax-deductibleto the extent allowed bylaw. Our DevelopmentOffice can be reached at908.598.5503 for moreinformation.27
RRESOURCESLocal and online resources for theinformation you need most.The books and organizations listed here are asampling of the many resources available tocaregivers and older adults.If you have additional suggestions, pleasecall us at 908.273.5550.28 www.sageeldercare.org“I don’t know what wewould do without SAGE.Everyone is so loving andcaring. The staff treat mymother like they would theirown grandparent.”
RESOURCESBooksAGING GRACEFULLY70 Candles! Women Thriving in Their8th DecadeJane Giddan and Ellen Cole (2015)Ageless Soul: The Lifelong Journey TowardMeaning and JoyThomas Moore (2017)DEMENTIA & ALZHEIMER’SThe 36-Hour Day: A Family Guide to Caring forPeople Who Have Alzheimer’s Disease, RelatedDementias, and Memory LossNancy L. Mace and Peter V. Rabins (2012)Learning to Speak Alzheimer’s:A Groundbreaking Approach for EveryoneDealing with the DiseaseJoanne Koenig Coste (2004)Aging Thoughtfully: Conversations aboutRetirement, Romance, Wrinkles, and RegretMartha C. Nussbaum and Saul Levmore (2017)On Pluto: Inside the Mind of Alzheimer’sGreg O’Brien (2014). Reflections about livingwith Alzheimer’s disease, not dying with it –a book of hope, faith, and humor.Encore Adulthood: Boomers on the Edgeof Risk, Renewal and PurposePhyllis Moen (2016)Before I Forget: Love, Hope, Help andAcceptance in Our Fight Against Alzheimer’sB. Smith and Dan Gasby (2016)Essential Retirement Planning for Solo Agers:A Retirement and Aging Roadmap for Singleand Childless AdultsSara Geber (2018)The Dementia Concept: A Caregiver’s Guide forImproving Life for Individuals with Alzheimer’sJoshua Freitas (2015)On the Brink of Everything: Grace, Gravity,and Getting OldParker J. Palmer (2018)The New Senior ManThelma Reiss and Barbara Fleisher (2017)The Palgrave Handbook of the Philosophyof AgingGeoffrey Scarre, editor (2016)The Promised Landing: A Gatewayto Peaceful DyingBart Windrum (2018)Zenior Citizen: Mastering the Art of AgingSebastian de Assis (2016)The Alzheimer’s Prevention and TreatmentDiet: Using Nutrition to Combat the Effectsof Alzheimer’s DiseaseRichard Isaacson, MD and Christopher Ochner,PhD (2016)Still AliceLisa Genova, PhD (2007). A fictional story aboutan accomplished 50-year-old professor diagnosedwith Alzheimer’s disease; a major motion picturein 2014.Dementia Beyond Drugs: Changing theCulture of CareG. Allen Power, MD (2010)Inside the O’Briens: A NovelLisa Genova (2016). An intimate, fictionalaccount of life with Huntington’s disease.Living with Lewy Body DementiaEsther Chang and Amanda Johnson (2013)29
CAREGIVINGFOR CHILDRENYou and Your Aging ParentBarbara Silverstone and Helen Kandel Hyman(2008)What’s Happening to Grandpa?Maria Shriver (2004)Assisted Living: Everything You Need toKnow to Compassionately Care for YourElderly ParentDavis Zavik (2016)On My OwnDiane Reh
- Summit Association for Gerontological Endeavor. SAGE Eldercare is distinguished among its field as being one of the oldest eldercare agencies in New Jersey and also one of a few nonprofit eldercare agencies in the United States that offers a comprehensive array of services under one roof. SAGE is a pioneer in providing care for older adults,
Summit Association for Gerontological Endeavor. SAGE Eldercare is distinguished among its field as being one of the oldest eldercare agencies in New Jersey and also one of a few nonprofit eldercare agencies in the United States that offers a comprehensive array of services under one roof. SAGE is a pioneer in providing care for older adults,
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