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**UPDATED 8/19/13** Shared Decision Making Tools: Empowering Patients to Make Confident Decisions
A tool that enables older patients and their adult-child caregivers make more confident treatment decisions together, be more involved in their healthcare, and build the skills to better the conversations with their physician.
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The Sandwich Game (Updated 8/23!)
Let’s make it FUN and fulfilling to be in The Sandwich Generation! The Sandwich Game is a mobile app where sandwich parents share and earn prizes for all of the creative ways they’re making caring for their kids and parents engaging, healthy and FUN!
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Caregivers Wellness Toolkit Updated
Caregivers are sometimes thrown into this new role and there are many new & important information that they have to quickly learn to make decisions for others. By creating a wellness toolkit, it provides essential tools and items to take care of
Pop-up Wellness Lounge & Coordinator Supporting Healthy Communities Updated
Pop-up Wellness Lounges can be a great place to connect and learn from others in the community as well as support activities that gets us closer to leading healthy lives. The Wellness Coordinator can assist and provide resources to get us there.
More than just a doctor's visit, a bridge to wellness (updated Aug 15)
We propose to reshape a doctor's visit by creating a Wellness Team made up of students and senior volunteers to serve as wellness coaches for aging community members.
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Designing-Our-Future Participatory Pods embedded within the mature community (eg. ElderIDEO) UPDATED
Physical spaces within Senior or Community Centers, Assisted Living Facilities, etc. where retired/aging/mature individuals can participate in a structured, facilitated design-thinking process to design solutions to aging-related issues /challenges.
