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Case management is provided to
ensure safe and supported living in the residence of choice and to provide advocacy when families ask for help.
Older and disabled persons face many challenges, worries and have to make difficult decisions. Often their worst fears are unspoken, disguised or never revealed to loved ones. When feelings of isolation, concerns about health and frailty impact a person's safety, nutrition or quality of life, care management is needed to provide advocacy and identify support services.
Who can use the service? Families who are not close by, persons who are isolated, and adult children of aging parents. Elder law attorneys, trust officers, clergy, social service agencies and other concerned professionals may recommend services.
The goal of care management services can be to encourage and provide emotional support to the individual to feel good about receiving help to
maintain independence.
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What is a care plan?
A comprehensive care plan outlines strengths and needs. Recommendations
for services, interventions and supports to assist the person
in maximizing independence are developed and reviewed with the
recipient.
Services
- Assessment of health status, emotional and social well being, safety, financial and legal matters
- Consultation
- Professional care planning
- Advocacy
- Facilitate and implement service delivery
- Monitoring
- Identification of most cost effective plan
- Assist with transitions of care providers and living arrangements
- Provide regular communication and reports to family
Typical ongoing services
- Accompany to physician visits
- Assist with caregiver instructions
- Support through transitions to different living/health care facilities
- Assist in tracking and managing appointments and arrange transportation when needed
- Help with applications for benefits, entitlements and services and resources
- Assist with paperwork, routine bill paying and mail sorting
- Arrange unpaid community support services
- Arrange household management, repairs, maintenance and cleaning
- Attend to quality of life needs
- Encourage and assist with social involvement
First
Steps
Contact us for a free telephone consultation to determine how
case management services will help. A consultation with the family
and an in home assessment of the loved one will be arranged. Together
we will review the results. You determine the next steps.
Services are billed privately on a fee for service basis. Contact
Chrysalis to discuss rates.
A sliding fee scale will be used for elders whose sole support
is social security.
Please call 603-529-5173 or email
us.
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Thought for the Day
"Change
is never done
Something better has begun
A change is gonna come
Change is good."
The Band
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