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Talking Dementia

"Talking Dementia with Remo Health" features experts in dementia leading the charge across medicine, research, policy, and caregiving. Together, we explore the latest advancements, guidance, and science to help people with dementia and their families navigate this complex disease.Remo Health is a virtual dementia care company. To learn more, visit www.remo.health.Better dementia care. Delivered virtually.© Remo Health, Inc. 2024The information in this podcast series is for general informational

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44:19

Aging Well, Dementia Care & the Sandwich Generation:...

Talking Dementia ·

2026/01/08

In this episode of Talking Dementia, Dr. Emily Silverman sits down with Dr. Mia Yang, a geriatrician, researcher, educator, and podcast host, to explore what it truly means to age well in today’s healthcare system.Drawing from her personal experience caring for her mother through cancer treatment and supporting her grandparents at the end of life, Dr. Yang shares how culture, family structure, and values deeply shape the aging experience. She reflects on growing up in China within a

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35:15

When Music Becomes Medicine in Dementia Care

Talking Dementia ·

2025/12/19

What happens when music becomes more than entertainment and starts to feel like medicine?In this episode of Talking Dementia, Dr. Emily Silverman speaks with Kaylie Glenn, Founder and President of The Day By Day Project, a nonprofit transforming dementia care through the power of music, rhythm, and human connection.Kaylie’s journey began at just 10 years old, when she played violin in a memory care community and witnessed a woman who had been nonverbal for months begin to sing along. That moment

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33:20

Shaping the Future of Dementia Care: GUIDE, Medicare,...

Talking Dementia ·

2025/12/08

In this episode of Talking Dementia, Dr. Emily Silverman speaks with Edo Banach, healthcare attorney, policy leader, and newly appointed partner and co-chair of Foley Hoag’s healthcare practice. With more than 25 years shaping policy for older adults, Edo brings experience from CMS’s Medicare-Medicaid Coordination Office to leading the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. Today, he advises healthcare organizations and chairs the national GUIDE Council.Edo shares his path from social

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32:16

Running Toward Connection: Rebecca Barry on...

Talking Dementia ·

2025/11/17

In this episode of Talking Dementia, Dr. Emily Silverman sits down with bestselling author and live storyteller Rebecca Barry to explore the sacred, complicated, and unexpectedly beautiful work of caring for a parent with Alzheimer’s.Rebecca shares vivid stories of her father, a practical, literal, adventurous man whose essence has both softened and clarified since his diagnosis. She speaks openly about the early struggles after her father’s diagnosis, the financial challenges of caregiving, and the

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47:42

The Problem of Alzheimer’s: the Future of Care with...

Talking Dementia ·

2025/10/24

In this episode, University of Pennsylvania physician and ethicist Dr. Jason Karlawish joins host Dr. Emily Silverman to explore Alzheimer’s disease as what he calls a “disease of autonomy.” Jason shares the story behind his book The Problem of Alzheimer’s and reflects on how society’s understanding of dementia has evolved - from viewing it as an inevitable part of aging to recognizing it as a profound medical and ethical challenge. He discusses the controversial FDA approval of aducanumab, the

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44:13

Dementia, Identity, and the Importance of Asking for...

Talking Dementia ·

2025/09/26

In this episode, Remo geriatrician Dr. Seetha Bhagavatula talks about her lifelong passion for elder care. Seetha shares her personal journey, inspired by caring for her grandparents at home and witnessing the power of aging in place. She explores the question of identity in dementia and talks about a person's sense of self and how their relationships often remain intact even as the disease progresses. She shares powerful examples of how approaching individuals as whole people – not just as patients

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48:08

A Whole-Person Approach to Dementia Care with GUIDE

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2025/08/29

In this episode, Dr. Cheryl Phillips, a nationally recognized expert in geriatrics and health policy, speaks about her lifelong mission to improve elder care. She shares her powerful childhood story of witnessing the lack of dignity in a nursing home, which inspired her to become a geriatrician and systems-level leader. Cheryl explores how new payment models like CMS’s GUIDE program are finally aligning incentives to support a whole-person approach to care, emphasizing that a dementia diagnosis is

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37:07

An Occupational Therapist’s Guide to Understanding (&...

Talking Dementia ·

2025/07/29

In this episode, occupational therapist and founder of Your Dementia Therapist Mary Osborne explains how OTs act as "detectives," uncovering the root causes of challenging behaviors like refusal of care, which often stem from memory issues, anosognosia (lack of insight), or trouble initiating tasks. She highlights how occupational therapy helps people maximize their quality of life by adapting daily activities and addresses common caregiver struggles, like refusal of care and the necessity of

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49:21

The 5Ms Framework, Virtual Dementia Care, and...

Talking Dementia ·

2025/07/14

Remo Health's Medical Director Dr. Chris Vercammen-Grandjean joins the podcast to discuss his unique philosophy on caring for older adults. He highlights the "5Ms" framework (What Matters, Medications, Mentation, Multi-morbidity, Mobility) and how this holistic empowers families navigating dementia to advocate for better care. As a geriatrician and palliative care specialist, Dr. Vercammen works to close significant gaps in traditional healthcare for older adults, particularly those with dementia

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36:51

Dr. Anne Basting on the Power of Imagination in...

Talking Dementia ·

2025/06/24

Dr. Anne Basting joins Remo Health to discuss her pioneering work in transforming conventional dementia care by exploring the power of creativity and storytelling. Her trademark “TimeSlips method” encourages caregivers to shift the focus from lost memories to new ways of connecting with their loved ones. Drawing from over 25 years of experience, Dr. Basting teaches us how improvisational storytelling techniques can transform passive care settings into lively and engaging spaces. She explains how

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41:54

Beyond the Badge: Creating a Blueprint for Community...

Talking Dementia ·

2025/06/09

Chris Perry, a Senior Citizen Resource Officer in Ohio, shares the deeply personal experience of losing his mother to dementia in 2018 and how this led to his current role with the Amberley Village Police Department. Officer Perry discusses the early, often subtle signs of his mom’s dementia, the emotional toll of her decline, and his frustration with societal misunderstandings. He advocates for nationwide police training in dementia awareness, highlighting how understanding the disease can lead to

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33:20

Team-Based Dementia Care: Insights from the GUIDE Model

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2025/05/24

Neuropsychologist Dr. Kate Possin joins the podcast to discuss advancements in the detection, diagnosis, and care of neurodegenerative diseases. She explains the neuropsychologist's role in identifying cognitive impairment patterns for conditions such as Alzheimer's and Lewy Body disease, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis during mild cognitive impairment. Dr. Possin also shares insights on the innovative GUIDE model, a Medicare program supporting team-based dementia care, and introduces

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43:48

Navigating Alzheimer’s as a daughter, caregiver, and...

Talking Dementia ·

2025/05/09

Episode descriptionDr. Adeline Goss, a neurologist and writer, discusses her personal experience navigating her mother's Alzheimer's disease and her professional perspective on dementia care. She shares insights into the challenges of early-stage diagnosis, the transition from mild cognitive impairment to dementia, and the emotional complexities of witnessing a loved one's gradual decline. Dr. Goss also delves into the controversial new Alzheimer's drug, lecanemab, weighing its potential benefits

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63:15

Creating Purpose and Meaning Out of a Tragic Diagnosis

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2025/04/07

Episode descriptionIn this episode of Talking Dementia with Remo Health, Dr. Emily Silverman interviews Matt LeKrey, Remo co-founder and chief product officer, whose father lives with semantic variant primary progressive aphasia, a subtype of frontotemporal dementia (FTD). Matt shares his deeply personal journey, from the complex process of diagnosis to the shock of realizing the extent of the disease, and the subsequent work to understand and manage the situation. He discusses the lack of support

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66:49

SXSW Panel: The Economics of a Dementia Diagnosis...

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2025/03/25

Today’s episode is recorded live from the SXSW 2025 conference in Austin, TX where we discuss The Economics of a Dementia Diagnosis. By 2060, the number of US adults who will develop dementia each year is projected to double, putting a massive economic burden on taxpayers, families, and the healthcare system.The financial strain on Medicare and Medicaid is expected to skyrocket and by 2050, costs are projected to reach $1.5 trillion.1Warning signs can appear years before a formal diagnosis,

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32:44

Shedding the Stigma of a Dementia Diagnosis

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2025/03/05

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia in the US, accounting for about 60-80% of all dementia diagnoses. But many people don’t want to talk about their diagnosis publicly – or even amongst family and friends.In today’s episode, Dr. Armen Moughamian and Dr. Emily Silverman continue their discussion about the complexities of Alzheimer's disease, exploring the stigma associated with a diagnosis, and how helping people understand the disease can break down the experience of shame –

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46:39

Dementia and the Power of Empathy

Talking Dementia ·

2025/02/19

This episode features Dr. Anna Chodos, a geriatrician at UCSF, in conversation with Dr. Emily Silverman. They discuss the crucial role primary care physicians play in the early detection of dementia. Dr. Chodos also addresses the challenges patients and families face, outlining various care options such as home care, assisted living, and nursing homes. Emphasizing a dyad-centered approach, she offers practical advice for families, including how adequate support can enable individuals with dementia

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30:50

Virtual Communities for Dementia Caregivers

Talking Dementia ·

2025/01/31

Episode descriptionSocial support for caregivers is strongly correlated with improved health outcomes, reduced caregiver burden, increased psychological resilience, and the remediation of stigma. Online support groups have emerged as a vital lifeline for caregivers who are unable to attend in-person meetings due to time constraints, geographical limitations, or the all-consuming nature of caregiving.We talk with Remo Health’s Head of Engagement, Jess Corona-Irwin, about Remo’s online Community forum

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38:01

Beyond the Hospital Walls

Talking Dementia ·

2025/01/16

Join us for a discussion with neurohospitalist and researcher Dr. Elan Guterman about the challenges faced by people living with dementia in the hospital, the significant impact of delirium short-and-long-term, and how she views virtual care delivery for dementia as the future. She shares her vision for how a more comprehensive, dyad-centered approach to dementia care addresses dyad's medical, emotional and practical needs. Elan talks about her work from UCSF's Care Ecosystem, which is credited with

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38:34

The Emotional Reality of Caregiving

Talking Dementia ·

2024/12/12

The very first episode of “Talking Dementia with Remo Health” features Anne Tumlinson, CEO of ATI Advisory and Founder of Daughterhood.org. As an expert in aging and healthcare policy with personal experience caring for her father who had dementia, Anne shares her deeply personal perspective on the complexities of and loneliness and isolation that go hand-in-hand with the caregiving journey. She speaks with our host Dr. Emily Silverman about the urgent need for policy change and why CMS' new GUIDE

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