Caregivers help ease communication, study says

Published July 17, 2008 4:00am ET



Monica Brunson joins her 82-year-old grandmother for nearly every doctor?s visit, asking questions, taking notes and gettingcopies of medical records.

“There is so much information coming from the doctor that you can?t catch it all,” said Brunson, a senior care consultant in Baltimore who advises families on senior care and also accompanied her ill mother on visits.

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