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Senior Care Live with Steve Kuker

Senior Care Live with Steve Kuker

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Saturdays at 7am

Senior Care Live is a unique weekend show designed to help those who are taking care of America’s aging population. Nationally, there are 39.8 million unpaid family and friend caregivers, and almost 46.9 million elderly care-recipients. Senior Care Live provides information, education, and resources for seniors and their caregivers.

The host, Steve Kuker, is an experienced healthcare executive, with over 30 years of experience in the business of senior care. Steve also serves as the President of Senior Care Consulting, based in Kansas City. He is a recognized authority on the broad subject of senior care.

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