Our care managers conduct a comprehensive assessment of the physical, psychological, and social needs of our clients to determine the type of care that is needed.

We can help our clients and their families make important decisions about care and living arrangements, such as whether to move to assisted living or a nursing home, or how to pay for care in the home.

Our geriatric care managers can assist with financial and legal matters, such as helping families apply for government benefits and creating a plan to pay for care, ensuring that our client's wishes are legally protected.

We help coordinate the care of older adults with multiple health conditions and needs, ensuring that they receive the appropriate care and services to meet their needs. This includes coordinating appointments, medications, and any necessary equipment.

We provide support for family caregivers, which can reduce their stress and improve their ability to care for their loved ones.

Our geriatric care managers educate our clients and their families about the aging process, the chronic conditions that may affect quality of life and how to best respond to these changes.

We are advocates for older adults, ensuring that their needs and preferences are respected, and that they receive the best possible care.

We know the importance of communicating with the older adult's family to keep them informed of the progress and to involve them in the plan of care. We provide guidance and support for family caregivers, and help them navigate the healthcare system.

Our geriatric care managers can supervise the care that is brought in to ensure that our clients needs are being met. This can include visiting our clients in their home, checking in with the caregivers, and monitoring our client's wellbeing.