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Geriatric care management is an approach to care for those facing a variety of health challenges. A geriatric care manager is an expert in the field of elder care who can give you the answers you need in a time of uncertainty.
No, geriatric care management is not covered by health insurance. However, some long-term care insurance plans may provide a benefit for care management.
The first step is to reach out and request a FREE 30-minute initial consultation. If you choose to move forward, an initial care assessment, will be scheduled with one of our care managers. Typically, these assessments are conducted in the elder’s home. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify the care manager when scheduling your assessment. We will make recommendations based on our assessment, and we are happy to help you put those recommendations into action.
No. After our assessment and recommendations, how you proceed is entirely up to you.
While our expertise in geriatric care management covers a range of age-related conditions like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and mobility issues, what truly sets us apart is our deep knowledge of healthcare providers and community resources specific to the East Coast of Massachusetts. Our familiarity with local networks and our strong connections in the region mean we can offer care that's not only specialized but also deeply rooted in the community - ensuring a more tailored and effective approach for your family's needs. That's what makes us the best care management service in Massachusetts.
Our care management focuses on enhancing seniors' quality of life by addressing their holistic health needs, ensuring they live comfortably and with dignity.
Yes, geriatric care managers often collaborate with legal and financial experts to assist seniors and their families with estate planning, living wills, and other important matters.
We provide valuable resources, education, and support to family caregivers, helping them balance their responsibilities and reduce the stress associated with caregiving.
Regular and transparent communication with the family is a key part of our service, ensuring that all parties are informed and involved in the senior's care plan.
Yes, geriatric care managers can provide guidance and assistance during emergencies, ensuring that seniors receive prompt and appropriate care.
Each care plan is uniquely designed based on a comprehensive assessment of the senior's health, preferences, and lifestyle, ensuring personalized and effective care.
