When we say Your Story,
we mean it.
At Aging Gracefully, our services are personalized for your needs.
As we age, we have the tendency to not want to talk about getting older, instead of being intentional we start putting out fires. What sets Aging Gracefully apart from other services providers is that we sit down with you before you have a crisis and create an individualized plan of care to help you write your story as you wish.
Do you need an advocate like
Aging Gracefully?
Ask yourself the following questions:
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Do you have an updated and accurate list of all medications and doctors/specialists?
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Do you have an advocate for doctors/specialists appointments?
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Who is involved in the current caregiving situation? Is there a support system in place?
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Do you find it difficult to understand what services are available and how they are funded?
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Is the current living situation working and are you aware of the vast array of options available?
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What daily activities are difficult or require support?
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Who manages the day to day finances? What things are in disarray?
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Do you have a power of attorney in place? When was the last time your legal documents were reviewed?
If any of your responses to these questions left you feeling overwhelmed and thinking an advocate would bring peace of mind, please take a moment to complete the contact form by tapping the button below. One of our care managers will call you to schedule a free meet-and-greet.
Our Services
Our services are personalized for your peace of mind - never be alone again when it comes to caring for yourself or your loved ones.
We have customizable packages that combine services to ensure your loved one will receive the best, comprehensive and individualized care. These packages can be tailored to fit your exact needs and modified as circumstances change.
Some examples of our services might include, but are not limited to:
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Creating a personalized health story (highly detailed binders containing all of your important health information to share with your family and medical teams both virtually and in hard copy).
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Conducting care-planning assessments to identify needs, problems and eligibility for assistance.
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Screening, arranging, and monitoring in-home help and other services.
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Reviewing medical issues.
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Offering referrals to specialists to avoid future problems and conserve assets.
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Providing crisis intervention.
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Attending medical appointments and advocate for the client.
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Working with all the provider team to assure continuity of care.
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Encouraging socialization and visiting with the client to ensure their psychosocial needs are being met.
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Acting as a liaison to families at a distance either geographically or relationally.
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Ensuring things are going well and alerting families of problems.
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Assisting with moving/relocating clients to or from home, a rehabilitation facility, assisted living or nursing home.
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Provifing client and family education and advocacy.