When Do You Need Senior Care Management?

• If you notice a decline in physical health, increasing signs of confusion, and inability to handle routine tasks.
• If family members disagree on how to care for a loved one.
• If you are uncomfortable that your loved one is at home alone.
• If problems become more time-consuming than you can handle given the other demands in your life.
• If you live out of town and cannot provide the ongoing monitoring your loved one may require.

What Exactly Does a Care Manager Do?

The Care Manager ensures that you or your loved one gets medical, legal, financial and other support services necessary to live safely and to enjoy the highest possible quality of life. To relieve pressure on family members, the care manager serves as your eyes and ears, providing ongoing monitoring of your family member and notifying you when any change of condition occurs.

How Does the Care Management Process Work?

1. Assessment
2. Personalized Care Plan
3. Implementation and Monitoring