Care Management

Is your parent confused, driving unsafely, had a recent fall, not paying bills on time? Are they forgetting to take their medications? Does the report they give you after seeing the doctor not add up? Are they struggling to keep up with household tasks?

Are you losing sleep, taking time off work to take them to appointments or pick up meds/groceries? Are you missing your kids’ sporting events, struggling to keep your own life organized and feeling overwhelmed because you can’t be everything for everyone?

Care Management Professionals

You need a professional Care Manager. Our team of professionals will assess the situation, determine the needs and develop a customized care plan to ensure positive outcomes for your loved one. From there, your Care Manager will prioritize needs, set up services and make necessary referrals to appropriate resources. They will communicate with you every step of the way and welcome as much or as little involvement as you want.

Who Is Care Management For?

Families who want guidance about in-home care options

Seniors or disabled adults who need medication set-up, appointment coordination, a professional to manage the day-to-day operations of the home (i.e. grocery delivery, housekeeping services, bill pay, etc)

Families wanting to respect their loved ones’ wishes to remain safe and independent at home

Seniors needing assistance getting insurance benefits started; such as long-term-care insurance or VA benefits

Care Managers are your eyes and ears, checking in on your loved one to ensure they are doing well.

Our social workers help you manage stress and burnout. They’re your eyes and ears who check in with you to make sure everything is okay. Our social workers have extensive knowledge of local resources, so they coordinate a variety of services to help your loved one, including: