 
Concerns
Coordination is difficult.If you are caring for elderly parents at a distance, you are not alone. Today, nearly seven million Americans are long-distance caregivers to aging parents and other loved ones.
While this is admirable, the increasing complexity of health and financial issues facing today’s elderly can become overwhelming. The stress of trying to negotiate the maze of financial, social, and health-related issues can often put strain on the parent-child relationship.
Our Senior Care Management Program can provide everyone peace of mind. Our Care Manager, with expertise in social work, gerontology and counseling, can oversee your loved one’s care, coordinate needs with medical and financial professionals, and continually communicate with family members. Families often think of their Care Manager as a member of the family, which is especially reassuring when their loved one is far away.
Benefits
Our Senior Care Management Program is coordinated by objective, licensed professionals. The program can offer:
- Short-term or ongoing assistance for long-distance family caregivers
- Personalized, supportive services specifically to meet the senior’s goals and needs
- Accessibility to meet urgent, unplanned needs
- Continuity of care management to reduce miscommunications, time, and stress
- Efficiency and flexibility because services are streamlined and client-centered
- Cost-control. The Care Manager strives to reduce inappropriate institutional care and overuse of emergency services. We match the service to the senior’s needs and help prevent crises and unnecessary hospitalizations.
- Quality control. We have adopted quality standards of practice, based on The National Academy
of Certified Care Managers
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