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Assessments
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Develop a plan of care which includes
options for the client
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Provide supportive counseling
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We are available 24 hours a day 7 days a
week.
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Regularly scheduled visits and phone calls
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Regular / ongoing communications with long
distance and busy care providers
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Assistance with legal, financial and
insurance forms
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Writing checks, managing bills, and assist
with banking
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Arranging for whatever services a client
may need in the most cost effective way while avoiding
duplication of services
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Shopping
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Transportation
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Emergency response
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Recognizing early warning signs of
medical problems
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Escort to doctors
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Someone to be with client or
significant other if hospitalized – feed back to long
distant and busy care providers
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Available as initial contact for
emergency care providers
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Maintain copy of advance directives
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Connect client to nursing, personal
care and home making services
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Knowledge of community resources to
address issues such as meals, driving and house cleaning.
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Providing a source for crisis intervention
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Acting as liaison between client and
family members
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Monitor the quality of care that outside
agencies are providing
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After hospitalization, ensure that
discharge plans are implemented.
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Recommend alternative living arrangements
when the client can no longer remain in their home.
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Immediate support for bereavement
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Work with probate court, trust and estate
attorneys
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Ensure co-ordination of services when
multiple service providers are involved
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Work with family members to untangle
family issues or disputes related to the older adult
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Do presentations to local civic
organizations
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Provide education on issues of interest to
older adults