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2024 Working with an Aging Life Care Professional

Real Property, Probate, and Trust Law Section Meeting

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$0 for KCBA Real Property, Probate, and Trust Law Section Member
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60 minutes

Date Published

January 8, 2025

Publisher

King County Bar Association

Subjects

Estate Planning

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Summary

Presentation: “Working with an Aging Life Care Professional” by Carrie Watson & Herbert Burgart of Pathways in Aging

The profession of Aging Life Care Management is still not widely known or recognized. With the increasing population of older adults, the role of qualified experts on aging is more vital than ever. Aging Life Care Professionals are uniquely qualified to support the elder demographic with a broad knowledge base touching on nearly all areas of aging. Legal professionals are important partners for ALCPs who often connect clients with elder law, estate, and other legal specialties. In this presentation, we will discuss who ALCPs are, the importance of the Aging Life Care Association, how ALCPs help elders and their families, and where to find an ALCP near you.

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Presenters

Herbert Burgart, B.S., CDP

Aging Life Care Professional - Pathways in Aging

Herbert completed a Bachelor’s in Sociology at Virginia Tech. He is currently pursuing his Master’s in Social Work from... Read More

Carrie Watson, BSN, RN, CMC

Aging Life Care Professional & Director of Clinical Operations - Pathways in Aging

Carrie Watson is a licensed massage therapist, registered nurse and certified care manager. Her background in skilled nursing... Read More

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2025 Working with an Aging Life Care Pro MP4

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2025 Working with an Aging Life Care Pro PDF

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