• Dementia Care:

Evaluate and assess the type of dementia and take proactive and appropriate actions to help ensure optimal quality-of-life outcome.

• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI):

Evaluate and assess the severity and type of brain injury taking proactive and appropriate actions focusing on quality-of-life outcome.

• Stroke Recovery:

Oversee, manage and coordinate all aspects of stroke recovery from hospital to in-patient and out patient rehab to home integration.

• Behavioral Health:

Evaluate, assess, and manage individual needs for behavioral and psychiatric care.

• Geriatric Evaluation:

Assess and evaluate needs for additional and appropriate care for aging and dementia type needs.

• Geriatric Advocacy:

Consult to find the absolute best options of care and quality-of-life for our seniors.

• 24/7 Availability:

Dedicated health care team including clinicians, physicians, available around the clock.

• Coordination:

Coordinate and manage all aspects of medical and healthcare needs.

• Clinical and Caregiving Management:

Oversee all aspects of the in-home care team.

• Manage Special Dietary Needs:

Design and Manage special diets of all types including diabetes, hypertension, stroke, and heart disease.

• Appointment Scheduling:

Ensure primary and preventive care visits are made appropriately and in a timely manner resulting in fewer duplicative tests and procedures and higher client satisfaction.

• Medication Management:

Ensure that all medications are administered appropriately in the correct dosage and time of day.

• Medical Crisis Management:

Guide and direct families through medical healthcare crisis.

• Hospital at Home:

Transition from a hospital or medical facility to a “hospital at home” environment ensuring all necessary supplies and equipment are in place allowing client to be surrounded by family and friends.

• Communication:

Keep family members and professionals informed as to the well-being and changing needs of the client.

• Family Counseling and Support:

Counsel families on how to successfully support, nurture, and understand the challenges facing our aging population.

• End of Life Counseling:

Counsel and guide family and loved ones during the final stage of life.

• Housing:

Help families evaluate and select appropriate level of housing or residential options.

• Home Care Services:

Determine types of services that are right for a client and assist the family to engage and monitor those services.

• Social Activities:

Provide opportunities for clients to engage in social, recreational, or cultural activities that enrich their quality-of-life.

• Medical Billing Assistance:

Help families with the very complex and confusing insurance system.

• Legal:

Refer to or consult with elder law attorneys, provide expert opinion for courts in determining level of care.

• Financial:

May include reviewing or overseeing bill paying or consulting with accountant or client’s Power of attorney.

• Entitlements:

Provide information on federal and state entitlements; connect families to local programs and provide assistance with conservatorships, grants, IHSS, and other programs

• Safety and Security:

Monitor client at home; recommend technologies to add to security or safety; observe changes and potential risks of exploitation or abuse.