Law firm certified as dementia practitioners

SANDUSKY — On Jan. 15, the in-office team of Brumbaugh Law Firm received training from Michael and Pamela Brumbaugh on the topic of Alzheimer's disease and dementia care. Michael and Pamela became certified dementia practitioners and trainers in 2020 by the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners. Pam is also a licensed social worker. Now that the training is complete, the team will complete the process of also becoming certified dementia practitioners. Brumbaugh Law Firm works with many families who have a loved one that is dealing with some form of dementia, therefore, it is important for team members to have the skills and knowledge to better assist our clients It is important for our team to understand the needs of our clients who have loved ones who are dealing with some type of dementia. Our goal is to provide more than just legal services. We want to provide caring and compassionate services. Investing in our team is important to us. The Law Offices of Michael L. Brumbaugh was established in 2001 by Michael L. Brumbaugh who resides in Erie County with his wife, Pamela. From the beginning, the vision of the firm has been to provide seniors and their families with an individual and unique plan to protect their assets while providing for their immediate and future needs. Michael offers free initial consultations Bio blast: The National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners is open to all health care professionals, frontline staff, correctional personnel and first responders who qualify for certification and are interested in learning comprehensive dementia education, who value dementia certification and who are committed to ending abuse and neglect of our most vulnerable elders. The council was formed to promote global standards of excellence in dementia and Alzheimer's disease education to professionals who support the health care industry, caregivers, frontline staff, first responders and correctional personnel who provide services to dementia clients. As the number of dementia cases continues to increase nationally and worldwide, there is a great necessity to ensure that caregivers, staff and those supporting the health care industry, correctional facilities and first responder entities are well trained to provide appropriate, competent and sensitive direct care and support for the dementia patients.