Worried about advocating for someone living with dementia inside our healthcare system?
Download the FREE Checklist for Dementia Caregivers
Learn the Key Steps to Confidently Make the Best Choices for Your Person—Gain Clarity With Your Free Dementia Decision Maker Checklist Now
Making medical decisions for someone living with dementia is a big responsibility.
It’s common to worry whether you’ll be able to choose what’s “right” and to feel overwhelmed by the maze of healthcare options. It’s not just the logistics of decisions—there’s an emotional toll as well.
But you don’t have to figure out what’s worth your time on your own.
This checklist gives you 6 essential items you are more than capable of tackling now so you can move forward as your person’s advocate with confidence.
But you don’t have to figure out what’s worth your time on your own.
This checklist gives you 6 essential items you are more than capable of tackling now so you can move forward as your person’s advocate with confidence.
With your FREE checklist, you’ll learn to:
- Understand your role and what you can control, even when it feels like so much is out of your hands
- Assess if your loved one can still make their own medical decisions and what this means for you right now
- Use their medical history to anticipate your future decisions
- Get clear on their values for quality of life, so every medical decision you make reflects their true needs
- Become someone who makes informed decisions with peace of mind and knows you're doing what's best for your loved one
This simple yet powerful resource gives you a clear path to stop the overwhelm and navigate the uncertainty ahead, helping you feel less overwhelmed and more prepared to face what’s coming. This checklist gives you the necessary steps to advocate confidently so your loved one’s care truly reflects their wishes.
Hi, I’m Dr. Brittany Lamb.
With over 10 years of experience as an ER Physician, I’ve seen firsthand how challenging it is to navigate the fragmented healthcare system while making medical decisions for someone you love and respect.
I felt a calling to empower caregivers with the knowledge and tools to confidently advocate for their person living with dementia while they have the time to process it.
There's a need for a simple step-by-step informative path forward. You shouldn't have to feel overwhelmed and unprepared when you know you'll have to advocate and speak for your person inside our healthcare system.
I hope you take advantage so you can gain clarity and become truly informed and prepared as a medical decision-maker.
There's a need for a simple step-by-step informative path forward. You shouldn't have to feel overwhelmed and unprepared when you know you'll have to advocate and speak for your person inside our healthcare system.
I hope you take advantage so you can gain clarity and become truly informed and prepared as a medical decision-maker.
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