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This document introduces aging life care professionals and the services they provide such as personalized care plans, monitoring safety and care, family support, caregiving, and referrals to local resources. It notes that the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers has changed its name to the Aging Life Care Association and provides their website for finding qualified professionals and more information.
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