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Elder Care Support

Care Navigation

Compassionate support for the unexpected moments families don’t have to face alone.

Even with a care plan in place, life rarely goes exactly as expected. From unexpected emergencies to everyday challenges, our Care Navigators provide hands-on support to help reduce caregiver burden.

Whether it’s helping coordinate a transition, stepping in when family can’t be there, or handling the countless details that come with caring for a loved one, we’re here to help lighten the load.

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What does Elder Care Support consist of?

  • Discuss care plans and options
  • Assist with coordinating movers or estate sale services
  • Coordinate transitions with facility staff and family
  • Advocate for the client at the facility to ensure quality of care
  • Assist with emergency situations if family is unavailable or uncertain
  • Provide support to help reduce caregiver burden

The role of Elder Care Support as part of Care Navigation

Benefits

Sometimes the greatest peace of mind comes from knowing someone is there to help with the things you never saw coming.

  1. A Trusted Advocate

    When family can’t be present, we can step in to attend appointments, visit care facilities, communicate with staff, and help ensure your loved one is receiving quality care.

  2. Help Beyond the Plan

    From coordinating movers and estate sale services to helping with paperwork or finding community resources, we assist with the practical tasks that often become overwhelming.

  3. Support During the Unexpected

    We assist with care changes, facility placement, hospital transitions, moving coordination, and other important life changes.

  4. Reducing Caregiver Burden

    Caregiving comes with countless responsibilities. We help shoulder that burden by handling the details, coordinating services, and stepping in when families need extra support.

How It Works

Peace of mind is closer than you think

These conversations can seem overwhelming and intimidating; we’re here to empower you with answers and options.

  1. Request a Consultation

    Meet with one of our quality and caring associates to ask questions, discuss your options, and plan for the future.

  2. Get a Tailored Plan

    Our associates will develop a plan specifically tailored to the needs of you and your family.

  3. Rest Assured

    Enjoy your second half of life with the peace of mind knowing your assets and the future of your family are taken care of.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Conversations surrounding Elder Care Support can seem intimidating. Let us answer your questions and provide you with peace of mind.

  • What is Elder Care Support?

    Elder Care Support provides hands-on assistance for the real-life challenges that come with caring for an aging loved one. While planning is important, we’re also here to help families navigate the unexpected situations and everyday responsibilities that arise along the way.

  • What types of services can Elder Care Support help with?

    Every family’s needs are different, which means no two days look exactly the same. We can help

    • coordinate caregivers
    • accompany clients to physician appointments
    • assist with facility visits
    • gather personal belongings during a hospital stay
    • coordinate movers or estate sale services
    • connect families with community resources
    • help with Medicare or Medicaid-related paperwork
    • provide updates to out-of-town family members
    • and much more.

    If there’s a challenge we can reasonably help solve, we’ll do everything we can to support you.

  • Can you help if my loved one needs to move into a care facility?

    Yes. We can help identify appropriate options, coordinate tours, communicate with facility staff, assist with the transition, and continue serving as an advocate after your loved one has moved.

  • What happens if my loved one experiences a health crisis or sudden change?

    When unexpected situations arise, we help families coordinate care, communicate with providers, and navigate important decisions. If family members can’t be there immediately, we can often provide support until they are able to step in.

  • Do you provide ongoing support after a care decision is made?

    Yes. Our role doesn’t end once a plan is in place. We continue checking in, advocating for clients, communicating with care providers, and helping families navigate the challenges that come with changing care needs.

  • Can Elder Care Support help family members who live far away?

    Absolutely. Many families live hours away or have work and family responsibilities that make it difficult to be present. We provide trusted local support, keeping families informed and helping ensure their loved one’s needs don’t go unnoticed.