Our New Care Management Program

Our new Care Management Service is provided by a Licensed Social Worker. We can assist with any aspect of daily life, connect you to resources or benefits that can help you stay in your home, or just provide some additional overall support.

How we can help:

  • Reviewing mail, keeping bills current, & home organization
  • Emotional Support & Crisis Management
  • Assistance locating and coordinating with service providers such as healthcare providers, domestic service companies like cleaners or a handyman, or professionals like attorneys or accountants.
  • Reviewing and maintaining follow up medical appointments & coordinating with providers
  • Additional communication and oversight for you and your family
Contact Us: 201.355.5209
One-to-One Care for Seniors A Look at Its Benefits
  • Help navigating Long Term Care Insurance & Commercial Insurance Benefits & Reimbursements
  • State to state travel by plane or ground
  • Assistance Navigating Veterans Benefits & Reimbursements
  • Assistance finding an Assisted Living or Skilled Nursing Facility
  • Resolving family conflict
  • Plan for your short and long term needs like housing, expenses, and organization
  • Providing community senior care options
Contact Us: 201.355.5209

What can Geriatric Care Managers Do?

1. Expert Guidance and Advocacy
  • Benefits: A geriatric care manager is knowledgeable about geriatric health issues and the healthcare system, providing families with the guidance they need to navigate complex medical decisions.
 
  • Practical Activities:
    • Conduct regular assessments of your loved one’s health and functional abilities.
    • Liaise with healthcare providers to discuss treatment plans and follow-up care.
 
2. Personalized Care Plans
  • Benefits: They develop tailored care plans that align with the specific needs and preferences of your loved one.
  • Practical Activities:
    • Collaborate with families to create a comprehensive care plan that includes medical, social, and emotional needs.
    • Adjust the plan as needed based on changes in health or circumstances.
 
3. Holistic Approach to Health and Well-being
    • Benefits: Geriatric care managers focus on improving the overall well-being of seniors, not just addressing medical issues.
    • Practical Activities:
      • Organize engaging activities that stimulate cognitive function, such as puzzles, games, or art projects.
      • Plan regular social outings, like trips to local parks, community centers, or senior clubs, to enhance social interaction and reduce feelings of isolation.
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4. Peace of Mind for Families
  • Benefits: Families gain reassurance knowing that a dedicated professional is managing their loved one’s care.
  • Practical Activities:
    • Provide regular updates and communication to family members, helping them stay informed and involved in their loved one’s care.
    • Offer emergency planning services, including developing contingency plans for various scenarios.
 
5. Crisis Prevention and Management
  • Benefits: They can identify potential health issues early and intervene before they escalate.
  • Practical Activities:
    • Monitor medication adherence and potential side effects, coordinating with pharmacists or doctors as needed.
    • Conduct safety assessments of the home environment, recommending modifications to prevent falls or other hazards.
 
6. Coordination of Resources and Services
    • Benefits: Geriatric care managers can connect families with various services that enhance care.
    • Practical Activities:
      • Facilitate access to home health aides, physical therapists, and other necessary services.
      • Help families navigate insurance benefits and funding options for care services.
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7. Support for Family Caregivers
  • Benefits: Caregiving can be overwhelming, and geriatric care managers provide critical support for family members.
  • Practical Activities:
    • Offer caregiver training sessions to teach families effective caregiving techniques and self-care strategies.
    • Arrange respite care services, allowing family caregivers to take breaks while ensuring their loved one is still well cared for.
 
8. Access to Community Resources
    • Benefits: They are well-versed in local resources that can enrich the lives of seniors.
    • Practical Activities:
      • Connect seniors with local volunteer programs, senior centers, and support groups tailored to their interests and needs.
      • Help coordinate transportation services for medical appointments, grocery shopping, or social activities.

Why Choose a Social Worker or Geriatric Care Manager?

A Geriatric Care Manager can offer much more than just advocacy or financial assistance for senior citizens. They provide holistic support, focusing on the physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being of your loved ones, creating a full-spectrum care experience that enhances quality of life and maintains independence.

Offering family members time to rest by providing trusted, reliable care that includes companionship, supervision, and meaningful engagement.

Why should a Geriatric Care Manager be included in our home care process?

Care Management is not just about managing the basics. It’s about creating a vibrant, engaging life for your loved one, filled with joy, purpose, and connection. This service ensures that their physical, mental, and emotional well-being are fully cared for. With customized care plans, you can be confident that your loved one is not only safe but thriving in an enriching environment, right in their own home.
These professionals don’t just care for seniors; they care about them—keeping them connected, active, and engaged in the world around them. Peace of mind for you and enriched living for your loved one.

Contact Us: 201.355.5209
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