Aging Services + Care Management | Hudson Valley + Virtual
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Communication & Scheduling
• Point person for medical providers
• Schedule follow up appointments
• Obtain referralsMedication Management
• Manage medication changes with pharmacy
• Communicate with medical providers about prescription changes
• Regularly refill medication organizerCare Coordination
• Identify areas of need, like speech therapy and audiology
• Identify providers for these services
• Schedule appointments with providers -
Medication
• Explain medications, along with side effects, what to look out for
Coaching around transitions
What to expect and how to help plan for transitions:
• Hospital to home, hospital to rehabilitation setting
• Moving to new living situationsHome Care
• What to expect from home health aides
• Caregiving coaching: how best to care for your person
• Referrals for home health services and different living situationsHome Safety Guidance
• Creating a safer living space
• Assessing the appropriateness of current living situation -
• My person is experiencing some cognitive impairment. What can I do?
• My person received an Alzheimer's disease diagnosis. What's next?
• Behavioral interventions for people living with dementia
• Planning for the future -
Communicate with medical providers about client's care & well-being in different settings:
• Hospitals, rehabilitation settings, skilled nursing settings
• Identifying client's health care and quality of life priorities -
Healthy Living Coaching
Share coaching and resources around topics like:
• Sleep habits
• Eating
• Exercise
• Socialization/communityWellness Resources
Identify activities & healing modalities that increase physical and mental well- being:
• Day programs for people living with dementia
• Other community programs & enrichment activities
• Alternative treatments like acupuncture and massage -
Non-Clinical Counseling & Coaching
• Family meetings, individual coaching, grief support
Caregiver Education
• Ways to be an effective long distance advocate
• Behavioral interventions for people living with dementia -
• Review health insurance plan for unused benefits
• Educate and assist with health care proxy, living will documents and other advanced directive documents
• Refer to professionals based on needs such as elder law attorneys, financial advisors