For Attorneys

Our partnership can assist attorneys in better understanding their clients’ full circumstances and promote outcomes that align with the client’s health, safety, and overall well-being. Whether navigating guardianship cases, care planning, or long-term placement decisions, we provide thorough assessments, coordinate services, and advocate for the individual’s best interests.

How we can help:

• Comprehensive Assessments – Evaluate a client’s physical, cognitive, emotional, and environmental needs to inform legal planning.

• Expert Guidance – Offer insights into aging-related issues such as dementia, capacity, and care needs to support legal decision-making.

• Care Coordination – Arrange and oversee coordination of services from multiple providers.

• Advocacy – Serve as a neutral third party focused on the best interests of the client, which can support guardianship or estate planning cases.

• Documentation Support – Provide detailed reports and updates that can be used in court proceedings or legal evaluations.

• Time and Cost Savings – Reduce attorneys’ time spent on non-legal issues by managing the complex care needs of aging clients.

For Medical Providers

Together, we can bridge the gap between clinical care and daily life management for seniors and those with disabilities. By coordinating care across multiple providers, monitoring adherence to treatment plans, and addressing barriers such as transportation, nutrition, or home safety, we can assist in better health outcomes.

How we can help:

•  Ensure Safe and Timely Discharges: Coordinate transportation, in-home care, and follow-up appointments to support smooth transitions from hospital to home or facility.
• Reduce Readmissions and Hospital Visits: Provide proactive care management, medication reconciliation, and ongoing support to prevent unnecessary hospitalizations.
• Streamline Care for Medical Teams: Alleviate workload for case managers by handling care coordination, discharge planning, and follow-through.
• Support Complex Family Dynamics: Navigate challenging family relationships, manage expectations, and communicate effectively with long-distance caregivers.
• Guide Long-Term Planning: Assist with guardianship issues, advance care directives, and identifying appropriate care communities and resources.
• Build Continuity and Trust: Develop lasting relationships with patients and families to ensure personalized, informed care over time.