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Care Management
Care management is a compassionate, personalized approach to helping individuals and their families navigate healthcare needs, coordinate services, and ensure their loved ones receive the support, comfort, and quality care they deserve.
How Care Management Helps
Our Care Managers include nurses, social workers, certified care managers, and other qualified professionals.
Care Coordination
Help organize care needs and coordinate appropriate services and healthcare providers.
Medication Support
Support medication review, organization, reminders, monitoring, administration, prescription coordination, and family communication.
Medical Appointment Support
Coordinate appointments, attend when appropriate, communicate with providers, and update families afterward.
Client Advocacy
Help families communicate care needs and navigate decisions with healthcare providers.
Emotional Support and Guidance
Provide compassionate guidance to individuals and families navigating changing health needs and care decisions.
Care Planning and Follow-Up
Establish appropriate care services, coordinate next steps, and follow up on ongoing needs.
When to Consider Care Management ?
Recent Hospitalization: A loved one has recently been hospitalized or needs help coordinating care after discharge. - Memory Loss or Confusion: Changes in memory or cognition are creating new care concerns.
- Declining Independence: Everyday activities or independent living are becoming more difficult.
- Overwhelmed Family Caregivers: Family members are struggling to coordinate care and manage responsibilities.
- Multiple Medical Conditions: Several health needs or providers make care more difficult to organize.
Recent Hospitalization: A loved one has recently been hospitalized or needs help coordinating care after discharge. How Care Management Works
1. Assess Needs
Understand the individual’s situation, care concerns, and family priorities.
2. Develop a Care Plan
Identify appropriate support and coordinate relevant services.
3. Coordinate and Follow Up
Help manage next steps and communicate with the family.
Care Management & Placement Support
When Staying at Home Is No Longer the Best Option
When remaining at home is no longer safe or suitable, Care Managers refer families to LiveWell Placements for personalized placement support. Care Management is available as a standalone, hourly billed service, without requiring families to purchase Hourly Home Care or Private Duty Nursing.
- Placement support
- Care coordination
- Personalized guidance
- Hourly billing
Connected Care for Your Loved One
Care Management helps families navigate care needs and coordinate appropriate support. When additional services are needed, the Care Manager can help coordinate the relevant FirstLantic services.
Care Management
Personalized care planning, coordination, advocacy, and communication with families and providers.
Hourly Home Care
Practical assistance with personal care and daily activities at home.
Private Duty Nursing
Nursing care delivered by appropriately qualified nursing professionals.