Sarah Milanowski, L.M.S.W | Source | Manager of Enrollment and Marketing at LifeCircles PACE
Sarah Milanowski, L.M.S.W
Sarah Milanowski is a passionate geriatric care expert and social innovator who has dedicated her career to transforming elder care. With over a decade of healthcare experience and a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Michigan, where she completed a specialized Geriatric Fellowship, Sarah combines her clinical expertise with strategic thinking to develop person-centered care solutions.
As a Certified Specialist in Aging and Certified Dementia Practitioner (NCCDP), Sarah's experience spans hospital, skilled nursing, residential, and home care settings, providing her with comprehensive understanding of the aging care continuum. She is known for her engaging public speaking style and ability to communicate effectively across diverse populations, skills she leverages alongside her background in community organizing to facilitate positive change in elder care.
A dynamic team leader and strategic thinker, Sarah continues to push the boundaries of traditional geriatric care through innovation and social entrepreneurship, always keeping the dignity and well-being of older adults at the forefront of her work.
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LifeCircles PACE
Manager of Enrollment and Marketing
started Jul 2021
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Sarah explains that adult day centers offer "community spaces for older adults to maintain independence." Services include transportation, meals, therapy, and social activities. Staffed by trained professionals, these centers provide cognitive benefits and respite for caregivers. Funded by Medicare and Medicaid, they often come at no cost to eligible participants. Despite initial hesitations, many find joy and routine in these centers. -
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Elder Care Expert Highlights Hygiene Challenges in Older Adults
Sarah reveals that irregular hygiene in seniors can lead to infections, social withdrawal, and depression. "Addressing physical, cognitive, and environmental challenges improves hygiene," she says. LifeCircles PACE offers personalized support and home modifications, boosting confidence and social engagement, ultimately enhancing mental health.
