Has there been a specific change in the senior’s health? stroke, heart attack, diagnosis of a chronic condition like diabetes or Parkinson’s?

Do you need help with mediation? Are the family meetings getting more stressful? Siblings are not in agreement on a plan of care for an elderly parent

Your senior/parents live more than an hour away; you believe they are struggling to manage the activities of daily living

Your senior/parents will not discuss their health and/or financial situation with you

Has your senior recently been hospitalized or a medical crisis occured? Is going home alone, no longer an option?

Your parent(s) seems depressed. Are they bored or lonely; or is it something more serious?

Your senior/parent is suddenly not taking care of themselves as well as they used to?

The caregiver needs a break

You aren’t sure how to help – but want to.

There has been a major life change (new baby, job loss, moving, health change) and you can no longer provide the support you offered in the past.

Your parent’s dementia is worsening and it is becoming difficult to manage.

Hospice/end of life care has been recommended and you are not sure what that means.

Are you wondering what resources you can tap into in the community that could really help the senior in their current or future circumstance?

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Currently, a quarter of adult children, mainly Baby Boomers, provide personal care and/or financial assistance to an aging parent, according to the MetLife Mature Market Institute. With families living at increasing distances from one another it has become critical to address long - distance caregiving needs. Care Management is a natural fit to fill the gap by being the “eyes and ears” for distant family members.

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