It's Time - E Karpisek, Marian
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It's Time: Find the Senior Living Community for You is a comprehensive, compassionate guide designed to help seniors and their families navigate the complex journey of choosing the right senior living community. Written by Marian E. Karpisek, an experienced resident and retired educator, this practical book walks readers through evaluating current needs, understanding levels of care, comparing communities, managing the emotional process of downsizing, and preparing for a new chapter in life. With checklists, worksheets, real-life advice, and clear guidance, this book equips seniors with the…mehr

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It's Time: Find the Senior Living Community for You is a comprehensive, compassionate guide designed to help seniors and their families navigate the complex journey of choosing the right senior living community. Written by Marian E. Karpisek, an experienced resident and retired educator, this practical book walks readers through evaluating current needs, understanding levels of care, comparing communities, managing the emotional process of downsizing, and preparing for a new chapter in life. With checklists, worksheets, real-life advice, and clear guidance, this book equips seniors with the tools they need to make informed, confident decisions. Whether you're considering independent living or assisted living, It's Time will help you prepare practically and emotionally for a rewarding next step. Perfect for seniors, caregivers, adult children, and eldercare professionals.
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Born in Dover, Ohio, Marian graduated from Miami University with a B.S. in Ed. She earned her M.S. in School Libraries and an Administrative Certificate from the University of Utah. After five years as an elementary teacher, she became an elementary school librarian, a high school librarian, and then Library Supervisor for the Salt Lake City School District until she retired. She was Adjunct Professor for Library Science at Brigham Young University and USIA/ALA Library Fellow to Trinidad and Tobago.