​Richard Wexler
Morning folks, if you’ve been following along with us, you know we are trying to get more information out to people and we have about 80 plus episodes downloaded at this point. We are very excited, we just released our brand new project Aplan2age.org released it this week. We are literally changing the senior care industry. That site can help you, whether you are planning as an older loved one ages, it will literally show you how to plan, provide the form, etcetera. All the resources are there to also help you if you're already in crisis. So we have a special guest today, I'm going to go ahead and introduce him: Charles Gelman is the CEO and Co-Founder of HiDO Health. He's on a mission to improve millions of patients lives with AI assisted robotics. He has over 15 years of experience in healthcare information technology, informatics and sales, working with Startups and Fortune 500 companies. He's a data scientist with a master's in clinical informatics from UC Davis School of Medicine and has his MBA from West TX A&M University. Are you there, Charles?

"[I] unexpectedly found myself in the role of caregiver...and my dad truly considered money to be a taboo topic. Caregiving can be expensive, both for the person who is providing the care and for the person who is receiving the care. My sister and I were raised to believe that you don't talk about money. It's impolite, so of course he didn't share details about his. "

Richard Wexler
We have a great subject this morning about aging adults talking to their adult children about finances. So why is it important for adult children to talk with their parents about the parents finances?

We have a special guest this morning, Cameron Huddleston. She is an award-winning personal finance journalist and author of "Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk: How to Have Essential Conversations with Your Parents About Their Finances". She was a caregiver for more than 12 years for her mom, who had Alzheimer's, and is currently the Director of Education and content at Careful, the first service bill to organize and protect aging adults daily finances. Cameron, welcome, where am I talking to from? Where are you sitting this morning?
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