Care Management

Being a full-time caregiver usually requires considerable sacrifices: your time, your family, your work, and the things you enjoy doing. It can also take its toll on your patience and your sanity, and at times strains your relationship with your loved one— and potentially other family members.

Recognizing you can't take care of your loved one full time is not giving up. Asking for help is not looking for a way out. On the contrary, engaging Caring Choices care management services is an act of love. It's the selfless task of realizing that you do not have the time or the training to deliver the full-time care your loved one requires.

At Caring Choices, we partner with families and advocate on behalf of the elderly, the sick, and disabled individuals. Our experienced and compassionate specialists can step in to provide services over and above what you offer, or we can give you your life back and deliver the services that will give your loved one the quality of life they deserve and the dignity they cherish.

What's in a Care Management Plan?

It's a partnership that begins with an Assessment of your loved one's medical, cognitive, and psychological health; their personal hygiene, dietary habits, living conditions, and more. We then work with you and your loved one to develop and execute a plan for daily living.

When you work with our care management specialists, you and your loved one are getting the benefit of our extensive experience caring for older adults:

We know the local, state, and federal programs/resources available and can advocate on behalf of your loved one so they receive the benefits and services they're due.
We work with a comprehensive network of trusted professionals who provide services to the sick, elderly, and disabled, and can make the connections you or your loved one need:

Doctors, nurses, specialists, and other health care providers
Attorneys for elder law, trust, and estate services
Home health care or companion services
Assisted-living, skilled-nursing, and long-term care facilities
Assistance with Medicare, Medicaid, and Veteran's benefits
Senior-based organizations in your community
Community-based services such as Meals on Wheels and adult day programs
Tax assistance, accounting, and financial planning
Securing equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, and canes
Transportation services to doctors' appointments, recreational activities, and more

For more than 20 years, we've dedicated ourselves to ensuring that our clients receive the highest level of care while putting their families' minds at ease and letting them return to their regular lives.