When a loved one is hospitalized, we provide guidance for choosing appropriate after-care placement.
1300 Spring Lake Road
Fruitland Park, FL
32159
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In Memory of Dwight Mac Cearley 8/23/64 – 2/10/11 Welcome to the Tri-County Caregiver Resource Center. My name is Amy Cearley and I created the resource center in hopes of providing a place where caregivers can go and be educated on their options without being “sold to”. There is nothing more difficult when care for a loved one and being overwhelmed with navigating through the healthcare system. Our goal is to help families put a plan in place. We educate families on what resources are available to them, when they may need certain resources, and how much these resources will affect them financially. Based on my personal experience in caring for my brother through his battle with ALS I found it to be frustrating for others to stand from the outside and tell me all the things I should be doing and what I was doing incorrectly. When you are in the moment of caring for family sometimes you just want to make it through the day. We at the resource center strive to educate and assist those in putting their own plan in place after being properly educated on all of their options. Stress can be our own worst enemy. Having a solid plan in place and not having to worry about the “What happens if?” can improve the health of not only the caregiver but the care recipient as well. No one wants to make these important decisions from a hospital bed. Most also don’t want to rely on others to have to make these decisions for us. That’s how the Resource Center can assist you. Amy Cearley Founder/owner
