Jacqueline Marcell

Jacqueline Marcell is an author of "Elder Rage, or Take My Father... Please! How to Survive Caring for Aging Parents," a riveting true story of caring for her parents. Marcell's poignant and often-humorous story of caring for her challenging elderly father and sweet but frail mother, addresses issues like how to get an obstinate elder to: give up driving, accept a caregiver, see a different doctor, take medication, go to adult day care, move to a new residence, etc.

Marcell is a caregiver advocate, and speaker with a focus on Alzheimer’s awareness and elder care. Her experiences as the caregiver for her father and mother, both of whom suffered from undiagnosed Alzheimer's, alongside her own battle with breast cancer, have provided her with profound insights into the complexities of elder care and health monitoring.

Jacqueline has delivered presentations at numerous prestigious venues including the California Governor's Conference, the National Security Agency, and the Florida House of Representatives. She addresses vital topics such as eldercare, health, and motivational themes, often incorporating her personal experiences to enhance her talks. Her presentations have garnered unprecedented attendance, demonstrating her ability to connect with both professional and family audiences. Furthermore, Jacqueline was honored with the "Advocate of the Year" award by the National Association of Women Business Owners at their Remarkable Women Awards.

Jacqueline Marcell's media presence is robust with appearances on platforms such as TODAY, CNN, and in a PBS documentary on Alzheimer's. She has also been featured in numerous publications including The Los Angeles Times, Modern Healthcare Magazine, and Woman's Day. Through her advocacy, speaking engagements, and literary contributions, Jacqueline continues to make significant impacts in the realms of caregiving and eldercare.