Elder Care Consulting
Geriatric Assessment/CarePlanning
What is a Geriatric Nursing Consultant?
How can a Geriatric Nursing Consultant help our family?
Why have a care plan developed?
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What our Families Say
“Eldercare Consulting played a pivotal role in enhancing my mother’s quality of life during her golden years. I am deeply grateful for their dedicated service and expertise.
My mother had dementia during the last years of her life, and we contracted Eldercare to manage her care over a 5 year period. They evaluated her and provided an increasing level of hands on care as well as care management, to meet her needs.
Their care was consistently characterized by friendliness, compassion, thoroughness, and adherence to best practices. Eldercare consistently delivered high quality services, never missing a beat. We appreciated that the nursing staff or caregivers took my mom to medical appointments when we were not able to, and always communicated health information to us clearly.
I highly recommend Eldercare Consulting for the care of an elderly loved one.”
– JN 2024
“The office staff and caregivers we have worked with at Elder Care Consulting are top shelf. They are responsive, sensitive, and caring while thoughtfully helping us solve problems as we navigate unfamiliar territory. ”
-BH 2024
“Elder Care came in and helped our family address all our needs during a stressful and overwhelming time.”
– 2024
Patient Advocacy
First and foremost, our Geriatric Consultants are advocates for our clients and families. We advocate in a variety of ways and in a variety of settings. We attend care conferences in nursing homes to help clients and families better understand the care plan, the medical diagnoses and treatments, thereby assuring a smoother transition back to the community. We help many families that are trying to manage long distance care-giving by acting as an extra set of eyes and ears at medical appointments and by asking the questions that will guarantee our clients’ wishes are honored. We assure that treatments, medications and follow-up are communicated and implemented. We also report directly to you as the caregiver so you hear first-hand how your family member is doing.
Consider the following scenarios:
Mom has been hospitalized several times. Could you use a professional to plan for the what ifs and the next steps?
Dad is in a long term care facility or assisted living and you’re not happy with the situation, but you can’t put your finger on why. Could you use an advocate to help you professionally and independently evaluate the situation?
Your wife has recently received a diagnosis of dementia. Who in the community will help you navigate all the uncharted waters? Where should you start and who will look out for your best interests as a couple?