Susie Singer Carter: From Hollywood to Healthcare Advocacy

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Multi-award winning filmmaker Susie Singer-Carter shares her journey from entertainment industry professional to healthcare advocate after her mother's battle with Alzheimer's and experience with nursing home neglect. • Born and raised in Los Angeles to parents in the music industry, storytelling was always part of her DNA • Started in journalism at UCLA before transitioning to radio, acting, and forming a music group with Chuck Lorre • Moved into children's programming and film, working on Saturday morning CBS shows and co-writing movies like "Bratz" and "Soul Surfer" • Created the Oscar-qualified short film "My Mom and the Girl," starring Valerie Harper, based on her mother's Alzheimer's…