Aging & Gerontology

Aging care services are holistic, client-centred approach to caring for older adults or others facing on-going health challenges. Working with families, the expertise of Palliative Care provides the answers at a time of uncertainty. Their guidance leads families to the actions and decisions that ensure quality care and an optimal life for those they love, thus reducing worry, stress and time of work for family caregiver through individual health professionals.

Elder Care Management services provide professional, compassionate care for aging adults and their loved ones. Aging presents a host of challenges and changes for older Americans and their families. As we age, our bodies may no longer feel familiar, physical activities may become more complex, our memory may start to fade, and day-to-day tasks may seem overwhelming. Elder Care Management’s comprehensive range of services provides a continuum of support for those who need assistance in dealing with the numerous challenges of aging.

A geriatric care manager, usually a licensed nurse or social worker who specializes in geriatrics, is a sort of "professional relative" who can help you and your family to identify needs and find ways to meet your needs.

What Do Geriatric Care Managers Do?

• Discuss difficult topics and complex issues
• Make home visits and suggest needed services
• Address emotional concerns
• Make short- and long-term plans
• Evaluate in-home care needs
• Select care personnel
• Coordinate medical services
• Evaluate other living arrangements
• Provide caregiver stress relief