Care Coordination

Understanding the Care Coordination Journey

Care Coordination is an important service designed to support families with adult dependents or individuals with special needs by providing comprehensive advocacy and coordination of essential services. Unlike Guardian Ad Litem services, Care Coordination is a private service that does not need to be court appointed. These supportive functions are extended to people with special needs, ensuring that these unique needs are met effectively and compassionately. 

The journey begins with an initial consultation, where our Care Coordinator meets with the family to understand their specific situation, discuss their needs, and outline the services available. This meeting sets the foundation for a tailored care plan that addresses the individual’s needs.

The next step involves actively seeking and setting up beneficial services for the individual. This might include coordinating or beginning care with day programs, group homes, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services, Speech Language Therapy (SLT), Occupational Therapy (OT), and other specialists and providers. Our Care Coordinator ensures all resources are aligned to support the individual’s wellbeing and personal development.

Coordinate care for your loved ones smoothly and effectively

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Understanding the Care Coordination Process

Care Coordination involves a dedicated professional who works closely with families to identify needs, coordinate services, and ensure effective communication. This process fosters collaboration and supports the overall wellbeing of the individual.

This approach promotes open dialogue and cooperative decision-making, helping families to navigate the complexities of care with confidence and clarity.

Why Choose Care Coordination?

Care Coordination provides numerous advantages for families dealing with the challenges of supporting adult dependents or individuals with special needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some answers to common inquiries about the care coordination process, its benefits, and how it can help you maintain consistency in caring for your loved ones. If you need more information, feel free to contact us.