CARE Navigation for The Aging Journey
Care Planning
Care Coordination
Care Coordination
- Conduct assessment to identify challenges, needs, and preferences of the client and their family.
- Refer clients to professionals and specialists for assistance with bill paying, financial planning, legal matters, insurance issues, and medical concerns.
Care Coordination
Care Coordination
Care Coordination
- Oversee in-home caregivers and coordinate other supportive services as needed.
- Implement effective medication management strategies.
- Provide recommendations for meals, transportation, housekeeping, pet care, and other essential services.
- Act as a liaison for families who are at a distance, ensuring communication and coordination of care.
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- Oversee in-home caregivers and coordinate other supportive services as needed.
- Implement effective medication management strategies.
- Provide recommendations for meals, transportation, housekeeping, pet care, and other essential services.
- Act as a liaison for families who are at a distance, ensuring communication and coordination of care.
- Regularly monitor the client's well-being and promptly alert families of any concerns.
- Accompany clients to medical appointments and ensure their needs are addressed.
- Advocate for the client and their family to ensure their preferences and needs are met.
Care Transition
Care Coordination
Care Transition
- Assist with comparing options and applying to suitable long-term care facilities.
- Facilitate the relocation of clients to or from hospitals, independent living facilities, continuing care facilities, assisted living facilities, or skilled nursing facilities.
- Monitor the care provided to clients in hospitals or long-term care facilities to ensure their well-being and satisfaction.