Care Coordination

 

Compassionate Expertise Delivers Unparalleled Peace of Mind

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The Secret Sauce of Life Care Planning

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Older adults have problems that extend beyond the four corners of a legal document. That’s why the staff of Truhlsen Elder Care Law of Nebraska includes non-legal professionals. One of the most important non-legal roles belongs to elder care coordinators, the compassionate professionals who serve as a family’s guide during the long-term care journey.

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Care Coordination Comes Standard

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Every Life Care Plan includes the services of an Elder Care Coordinator who oversees the coordination of your loved one's health and long-term care, serves as your advocate for quality of care, and empowers you with the knowledge you need to make the right decisions for your loved one in every circumstance.

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Your Elder Care Coordinator will:

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• Conduct care assessments to uncover potential problems and find solutions

• Help you locate and hire in-home help or other services

• Coordinate with medical and health care providers

• Review medical issues and offer referrals to other geriatric specialists to provide appropriate care in a way that conserves financial resources

• Help you plan for the possibility of incapacity or disability

• Provide support, guidance, and advocacy during a crisis

• Arrange for alternate housing, if needed

• Help to coordinate the transfer and transportation of an older person to or from a retirement complex, assisted care living facility or nursing home

• Provide education, counseling, and support

• Prepare and guide you and your family through the Medicaid application process

• Work in collaboration with other members of the support team serving your loved one, including long-term care administrators, accountants, physicians, and financial planners to ensure that the right professional is helping you at the right time

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Now You Can Relax

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Whether your loved one is living at home, at an assisted living facility, or in a nursing home, you can be confident that his or her care is being coordinated by a team of caring professionals who have extensive knowledge about the costs, quality, and availability of resources in the community.

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