A Geriatric Care Manager is a trained professional—usually a Registered Nurse or Licensed Social Worker—who specializes in helping older adults and their families manage the challenges of aging. At ElderCare Consultants, our care managers provide personalized guidance, coordinate care, and help families navigate healthcare systems, ensuring safety, dignity, and peace of mind.

Since 1998, ElderCare Consultants has been recognized as a trusted leader in care management. Families turn to us for objective guidance, local expertise, and compassionate support tailored to the unique needs of each client. We serve as an advocate, guide, and trusted partner every step of the way.

Our team includes highly qualified professionals—Registered Nurses and Licensed Social Workers—each with extensive experience in elder care. Every care manager brings deep knowledge of medical, psychosocial, and community resources to ensure thoughtful, effective planning and coordination.

Yes. While each client has a Primary Care Manager, we have an on-call system and team-based approach to ensure 24/7 support in case of emergencies or urgent needs. Our team works collaboratively to ensure continuity of care at all times.

We prioritize regular and transparent communication. Whether by phone, email, or in-person updates, we keep clients and family members informed, involved, and in control. Services are only provided with the client’s or family’s full understanding and approval.

Yes. We provide detailed monthly invoices listing the services provided, time spent, and any care coordination done on behalf of the client. This ensures transparency and clarity for families.

No. ElderCare Consultants does not directly provide in-home care such as bathing or medication assistance. However, we work closely with reputable home care agencies and help coordinate services to ensure clients receive high-quality, personalized care.

Yes. All care managers meet state licensure and continuing education requirements and stay updated on best practices in geriatric care. We are committed to ongoing training and professional development to serve our clients better.

No. We are fully independent. That means we do not accept referral fees or commissions. Our only priority is the well-being of our clients, and our recommendations are based solely on what’s best for them.

Yes. ElderCare Consultants maintains full professional liability and business insurance coverage, giving clients peace of mind and added protection.

Our services are billed hourly and vary depending on the level of care coordination required. We will always provide an upfront estimate and explain fees clearly before beginning services. Please contact us for our current rate schedule.

Yes. We require a signed service agreement before beginning care management services. There is no long-term obligation, and services can be paused or ended at any time with written notice.

In most cases, care management services are not covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or standard health insurance. Some long-term care insurance plans may provide partial coverage—please consult your plan provider for more information.

Absolutely. We’re happy to connect you with families we’ve served so you can better understand how ElderCare Consultants may support you and your loved ones.

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