Better Communications, Better Care
Better Care Communications offers provider training and family education to improve the eldercare experience for everyone.

Better Care Communications offers provider training and family education to improve the eldercare experience for everyone.
We understand that older patients benefit— both physically and emotionally—from clear and compassionate communication with their care providers.
We provide communication training for care providers to improve quality of care, reduce stress and burnout, and enhance the care experience for everyone.
We offer info sessions for families of older adults to help navigate the eldercare landscape and ensure their loved ones receive the care and support they need.
For healthcare professionals, providing care for older adults —who often have multiple, persistent health issues and challenges to communication such as hearing loss and dementia—can be difficult; limited time and resources often present barriers to addressing patient needs. In this training, healthcare providers learn how to improve enhance quality of care and health outcomes for older patients through effective interpersonal communication practices.
Hospitals are seeing more and more older patients, often due to a fall, infection, or chronic disease. While hospital staff —often working long hours in a stressful environment—provide the best care possible, other health issues common among seniors, such as hearing loss and dementia, can make caring for older patients particularly challenging. This training focuses on how to use clear and compassionate communication practices to improve the hospital care experience for older patients, their families, and providers.
In a residential care facility, older people often feel helpless, frustrated, and confused, leading to high levels of isolation and anxiety that impact their interactions with care givers. Likewise, family members can experience feelings of guilt, fear, or stress that make it harder to communicate with staff about their loved ones and their care. This training focuses on how to use clear and compassionate communication practices to improve the residential care experience for residents, staff, and families.
As aging parents begin to need help managing their day-to-day tasks and responsibilities, family members find themselves in unknown territory. Roles change and preparations must be made to facilitate the transition. In this session, participants learn about steps they can take to prepare for this stage of family life.
Families of aging parents often find themselves having to navigate unfamiliar healthcare, insurance, and government systems in order to access critical resources to meet their loved ones' needs. This session helps participants understand and successfully navigate the eldercare landscape.
Ensuring aging parents get appropriate care and support is often a challenging experience for families...
We offer high-quality, audience- focused training and information sessions delivered on site and online with flexible scheduling.
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