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 Liz Taylor began her career as a consumer fraud investigator for the U. S. Federal Trade Commission, where she directed a nationwide investigation of the nursing home industry in the mid-70's. What she learned fueled an enduring passion and career as an award-winning journalist, pubic speaker, educator, and policy innovator in aging. As one of Washington State's first geriatric care managers, she consults one-on-one with families and individuals, guiding them in making wise decisions in all the many ways to take control as they age -- aging deliberately. |
Liz Taylor, February 2008 Special to The Seattle Times With the holidays past, it’s a good time to take stock in an older parents’ needs. Because many families are spread far apart these days, we often don’t see each other until it’s turkey time. Keeping in touch by telephone, letter or e-mail just isn’t [...] Liz Taylor, Sept 10, 2007 Special to The Seattle Times If you’ve ever fallen flat on your face, as I have, you know how devastating a fall can be. Three times in the past two decades, I’ve landed on my nose, tripped (literally) by a sidewalk or stair that was unusually lumpy or high. Amazingly, [...] |
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