Eldercare Services


    Seniors walking together
  • Consult by phone or in person, provide appropriate resources to address the problems.
  • Facilitate a family meeting to air concerns and discuss immediate options.
  • Coordinate discharge from a nursing facility back home with needed services.
  • Arrange and monitor home care and health care professionals.
  • Assist with transition from hospital back home.
  • Provide education for managing dementia behavior.
  • Visit to evaluate the current living situation. Evaluation may include a review of health, functional abilities, mental abilities, medications, and financial and legal areas.
  • Create a written guide of resources and suggested actions (plan of care). This document provides solutions to concerns expressed by family and the older adult, and as identified in our LIFE assessment.
  • Be the local professional contact for long distance caregivers.
  • Recommend retirement communities, assisted living homes and nursing facilities.
  • Arrange for relocation from the family home to a care setting.
    • Kira Reginato care management consultation
  • Refer to adult day centers and activity programs to increase brain health and socialization.
  • Assure that appointments are kept and escort to appointments when needed.
  • Mediate disagreements between families and care facilities.
  • Act as liaison and advocate between medical professionals and the elder.
  • Review and guide completion of legal and financial documents.
  • Suggest home modifications to enable seniors to "age in place" safely.