The financial services adviser as a geriatric medical consultant

This article looks at the financial professional as a geriatric medical consultant, using a possible "worst case" scenario: when the client hints or asks about Alzheimer's disease. It begins with some brief facts on the critical demographic processes involved, then presents an overvie...

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Published in:Journal of financial service professionals 2002-07, Vol.56 (4), p.19
Main Author: Cutler, Neal E
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Aging
Alzheimer's disease
Client relationships
Cognitive ability
Dementia
Demographics
Financial planners
Geriatrics
Life expectancy
Memory
Metabolism
Middle age
Parents & parenting
Physicians
Professionals
Social classes
Websites
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Summary:This article looks at the financial professional as a geriatric medical consultant, using a possible "worst case" scenario: when the client hints or asks about Alzheimer's disease. It begins with some brief facts on the critical demographic processes involved, then presents an overview as to what Alzheimer's is and is not, and ends with a summary of some especially good Internet resources for helping a client find the appropriate geriatric physician and more general Alzheimer's and geriatric health information.
ISSN:1537-1816
2381-8875