SENIORS

Compassionate and Professional for Your Aging Loved Ones.

Watching a loved one age and experience physical, mental health, and other health challenges is incredibly difficult. Being the one to manage those challenges and make decisions on their behalf can be even more stressful. As a company that helps families through many different health crises, we understand the challenges involved in choosing the right care options for loved ones. Communicating with doctors, insurance companies, and attorneys, as well as coordinating prescriptions, medication schedules, caregivers, and equipment needs can be overwhelming. It takes years of experience and specialized training to properly navigate. Our team of professionals are experts on this matter and are prepared to handle the most complex situations and urgent needs, allowing families to have guidance and support so they no longer have to do it on their own.

The Care Process

Assess

An experienced Care Manager conducts a comprehensive assessment that includes a detailed overview of the medical, psychosocial, mobility, cognitive, and safety needs of the individual

Plan

Based on the assessment, the Care Manager develops a detailed care plan that outlines care recommendations for the individual’s present and long-term needs.

Implement

After the care plan is discussed and agreed upon by the individual and their family, the Care Manager provides care coordination, oversight, and advocacy every step of the way.

Care Management

Care Management plays an important role in the care of an aging loved one. That’s why our Care Managers are compassionate nurses or social workers with years of experience working in the healthcare field and advocating for older adults. Through a collaborative care dynamic, they meet with individuals and their families to start the Care Management process and conduct a comprehensive assessment to learn more about their loved one’s specific needs.

In addition to their extensive experience and knowledge, Care Managers can draw on the collective experience of our multidisciplinary team, meaning families have decades of insight and problem-solving skills at their disposal. When urgent situations arise, they will only have one phone call to make.

Care Managers Collaborate With and Oversee the Following

The Role of a Case/Care Manager

Care Managers Work With Families as an Advocate to Provide

Care Coordination

Coordinates Skilled & Unskilled Care

Communicates and Coordinates with the PCP & Other Specialty Physicians

Ensures Safe Hospital Discharges

Schedules and Attend Doctor’s Appointments

Coordinates Mental Health and/or Substance Abuse Treatment

Clinical Knowledge

Experienced Registered Nurse or Social Worker

Assesses All Medical & Care Needs

Develops a Detailed Care Plan

Makes Timely Referrals to Specialists

Provides Crisis Interventions

Professional Support

Ensures Cost Efficiency of All Services

Advocates for the Client’s Needs

Communicates with Family Members

Connects with Professional Resources (Guardianships, Trusts, Wills)

Provides Emotional and Mental Health Support

What is a Care Plan?

Our comprehensive care plans are extensive and details everything relevant to the individual’s health. Once the care plan is established, it is consistently updated and amended by the Care Manager based on the individual’s progress, health, goals, and challenges.

What is Included in a Care Plan

Medical and
Surgical History

Current
Medication(s)

Psychosocial
Analysis

Providers Contact
Information

Environmental
Observations

Care
Recommendations

Get the care your loved one deserves

We understand the emotional, physical, and financial challenges facing families — especially in moments of crisis. In those times, factual and educational decisions need to be made very quickly. Our team is here to support families and their loved one(s) through it all.

"Aging is not 'lost youth' but a new stage of opportunity and strength."

Betty Friedan

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