Expert guidance for the care decisions ahead.

Elder Caring Inc. is a care management company. We assess your living situation and make recommendations about living well, whether at home or in assisted living settings. Elder Caring Inc. has a team of experts in Social Work, Occupational Therapy and other allied health professions. Our team has years of experience providing care management while working with the disabled, older adults, their families and caregivers.

• Make difficult conversations about care, finances, and assisted living options easier
• Access government/community resources competently
• Implement customized care management strategies and facilitate smooth transitions
• Monitor care management plans and adapt responses appropriately
• Manage in home care and navigate health care systems effectively
• Plan for the next stage of care confidently

We understand the stress and challenges faced by seniors, caregivers, and their families. We are able to make things easier for individuals and families who struggle to find the time, energy and resources to balance their family needs, caregiving responsibilities and work.

Elder Caring Inc. strives to be the preeminent provider of care management services for individuals and families who seek help with life’s many challenges.

• We are professionals who have the knowledge, training, and experience to do what you are trying to do without it
• We can do in 2 hours what it would take you 2 weeks to do
• We know how to get around that “I’m saving for a rainy day” syndrome, when your folks are drowning in their problems
• We’re much cheaper than the cost of plane fare if you have to fly into town when your parents say “everything is fine” but you know it isn’t
• We can provide advice on which nursing/retirement residence is right for your parents
• We can make your parents hear what you have said over and over again, but they refuse to listen because to them, you are still a child
• We can tell your annoying sibling to keep quiet, but graciously
• We’ve helped families a lot worse than yours
• Your dad can’t push our buttons
• Next time you want to hang up on your mother, you can tell her to call us
• We’re available, so you don’t have to be

Care-management considerations adapted from “Inside GCM,” Winter 2005, Phyllis Brostoff.