
Assessment -- Evaluating the senior's status, as well as the status of the family, determining needs, and identifying the highest priorities. [Top] Advocacy -- Actively protecting the rights and well-being of the client, especially in vulnerable situations. Counseling, visiting clients and families, problem-solving. [Top] Care Plan -- Developing an individualized plan of care that serves as a road map in addressing the seniors' and families' needs. [Top] Coordination -- Arranging for services and transportation to and from service providers. Medical monitoring. Arranging for smooth transition from one living arrangement to another. [Top] Referrals -- Age Wise can recommend the most suitable professionals in the web of elder care, based on an individuals particular needs, budget, and other constraints. Age Wise can select from extensive lists of physicians, allied health care professionals, attorneys and conservators, home care service providers, retirement and care community professionals, social service professionals, trustees, financial planners, and many others.[Top] Family Support -- Counsel family members near and far, facilitate communications among family and elder support system, provide guidance and assistance to caregivers. [Top] Education -- Explain, in layman's terms, community services, assisted living selection and agreements, long-term care agreements, nutrition, other aspects of eldercare. [Top] |