Health Care Navigation
- Monitor medication regimen, vital signs and provide nursing assessment and intervention as needed in communication with the client’s medical providers.
- Accompaniment and transportation to medical appointments.
- Integrate and interpret health information and services across disciplines.
- Act as a liaison between the health care team, the client and family to avoid crisis and achieve an optimum level of health and independence.
- Coordinate hospital visits and discharge care.
- Discuss advance directives, and refer to an elder law attorney if needed.
- Discuss end-of-life care when appropriate , and refer to hospice when appropriate.
Psychosocial Services
- Facilitate family meetings to discuss goals, concerns and needs.
- Emotional support for client and caregivers.
Advocacy and In-home Support
- Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) such as bathing, dressing, meals, light household tasks and more.
- Prepare meals in your home or arrange to have meals delivered to you.
- Perform safety assessment during each visit.
- Assist with finding reliable help with lawn service, handymen and other contractors, and coordinating moving.
Education and Referrals
- Elder law attorneys.
- Occupational therapy and physical therapy.
- Medical and geriatric specialists.
- Support groups and counseling support.
- Emergency response systems.
- Funeral planning.
Respite Care
Provide caregivers a temporary rest and peace of mind knowing their loved one is in good hands