| Care Managers are social workers, nurses or consultants who specialize in assisting families to implement and monitor long or short term care arrangements. Care Managers are also called Case Managers or Care Navigators. We describe any of the above as doing whatever the person needs. |
| What is a Care Manager? |
| Every situation is different. Care Managers can provide one service or multiple services depending on your needs. Below is a sample list of activities a Care Manager can supply: |
- Become your community resource center.
- Inform about options regarding financial, legal, and medical issues.
- Determine and assist in applying for programs such as Veterans Benefits
and Medi-Cal. - Transition clients to a new living situations including Retirement and
Assisted Living Communities, Board & Care Homes or Skilled Nursing
Facility. - Arrange and oversee Home Health and Home Care.
- Act as a liaison between family members at a distance, monitoring their
situation and identifying problems. - Assist in paying bills.
- Project manage home refurbishment to accommodate in-home care.
- Most importantly give you and your family support and options creating a
positive experience while in difficult times.
| As you can see, Care Managers provide you with a wealth of information. Please contact us to arrange a consultation to determine your specific needs. |
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