“My goal is to match your loved one with quality senior care that fits their care needs & budget.”
I NEGOTIATE on your behalf, based on YOUR Terms & Budget.
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I NEGOTIATE on your behalf, based on YOUR Terms & Budget. "
Worried About Making the Right Choice in Senior Living?
I can help.
What’s important to you?
I’ll set up tours so you make the right choice.
Care Needs: Let’s discuss how to keep you or your loved one safe in an assisted living environment.
Your Expectations: Activities, dining options and on-site therapy will all play a role in finding the right fit.
Budget: I will try to negotiate based on your terms.
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The Resources Below May Support Your Care Needs, at Home or in Senior Living
Home Health
Home health services provide essential medical care to seniors in homes or at senior living communities or group homes.
This is mainly for physical therapy, and sometimes bathing assistance.
It’s not a solution for someone needing to depend on a caregiver for longer care shifts.
A physician referral is required to set up therapists or professionals for rehabilitation, often following an event like a fall, stroke or surgery.
Home health is covered by insurance, however therapists usually visit an hour or so, two or three times a week and don’t schedule extra ‘custom tasks’ like meal prep or cleaning.
Hospice Care
Hospice and palliative care are specialized medical approaches aimed at improving the quality of life for individuals facing serious, life-limiting illnesses.
While hospice care is specifically designed for patients who are nearing the end of life and are typically no longer seeking curative treatment, palliative care can be provided at any stage of illness and focuses on alleviating symptoms, pain, and stress associated with serious health conditions.
Sometimes individuals ‘graduate off’ hospice services and make improvements, especially if they’ve made a change to an environment where care, regular meals and medication management improves their overall well being.
Both forms of care prioritize comfort and dignity while offering support not just to patients but also to their families.