Seeing changing needs with clear eyes can be difficult if we ourselves are the one who is changing, or if there is a reversal of roles, so that we find ourselves called to take care of someone who, not so long ago, took care of us. Connect Now. Caring Steps. Concerns about safety and concerns about quality of life can sometimes seem at odds with each other, and the optimal balance between the two is often a moving target.
Even reasonable and loving people can disagree while they struggle to identify needs, implement plans, and communicate information.
Additionally, identifying and accessing appropriate resources and services can become complex and difficult. An experienced professional who is dedicated solely to helping you identify and achieve your goals at each step of the way can make all the difference when it comes to maximizing an individuals quality of life. Caring Steps is the private practice of Cheyenne G. Learn More. Care Management. Care Management may include one, or some combination, of the following:.
Assistance in identifying resources that will allow the individual to live with an optimal combination of safety, independence, and richness of experience. Assistance in obtaining home health care or other in-home assistance including, but not limited to, nursing and rehab services. Communication and coordination of services with health insurance companies.
Coordination and monitoring of care for clients whose families live at a distance. Oversight, monitoring, and evaluation of needs, and the quality of care received for clients residing in skilled nursing facilities, nursing homes, assisted living, and group homes; medical record review and coordination of care with physicians, facility staff, and identified concerned others. Psychosocial Services.
