Care Management

Let us help you manage your parent’s care.

Many families can benefit from Care Management. Your personal Care Manager from Generations solutions is a nurse, nurse practitioner or other healthcare professional who utilizes a holistic, client-centered approach to caring for older adults and families facing health and or social challenges. Their guidance empowers clients and families to better navigate the health care system and plans of care form different doctors. This optimizes the outcomes of medical care, maximizes client independence, reduces worry for families, and minimizes or eliminates time off work for family caregivers.

Care Managers serve as knowledgeable healthcare advocates who maintain relationships with clients and their families.  They make sure care is coordinated and that everyone affecting the care plans or involved in the care plans is on the same page. The Care Manager offers professional expertise, community resource coordination, and compassionate support for you and your loved ones. 

What does a Care Manager do? 

• Attends doctor appointments with your loved one. They keep track of medication lists and medical history, and make sure that care is perfectly coordinated between medical professionals, doctors, specialists and caregivers by communicating with all contacts. 
• Helps make sure that the health care providers’ instructions are closely followed and implemented
• Acts as a liaison to families, in or out of town, by providing constant communication and alerting families to any concerns
• Provides strategies for coping with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia
• Assists with decisions about living arrangements and all types of placement, and helps the client safely transition back home after a hospital visit or stay in a nursing home facility
• Arranges and monitors in-home help and other services needed to stay safely at home through health and community services
• Monitors home maintenance and repair services to ensure safety at the home
• Conducts care-planning assessments to identify problems and develop a care plan for assistance and needed services
• Assists with coordination of bill paying, personal bookkeeping, notary services, all while controlling costs by reducing inappropriate institutional care and overused services.