The TMA Connection
The TMA Connection is a local podcast show focused on connecting people in the community with new events, endeavors and opportunities. Interviews include people who are doing amazing things in the community, showcasing difference makers and educating listeners in everything real estate. You’ll get an inside glimpse in the trials and tribulations of growing a successful business while making a difference in the lives of others. The show is hosted by Tim Markland- team leader and Realtor with the The Markland Advantage Team of Cummings and Co Realtors.
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In this episode of The TMA Connection, we sit down with Emma Lapp of MB Home Care for a real, honest conversation about aging, caregiving, and the difficult decisions families face when loved ones need more support. Emma shares her personal story, how her grandmother’s dementia changed the course of her life, and why she became so passionate about helping families navigate home care with confidence and compassion.
We talk about what home care actually looks like, when families should start planning, the biggest mistakes people make when choosing care, and how MB Home Care is helping seniors stay safe, independent, and comfortable in the place they call home. Emma also breaks down the difference between home care and home health, what questions families should be asking, and how new technology is changing the future of elder care.
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