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• Assessments and Evaluations
• Care Planning for Quality of Life
• Personalized Client Visits
• Consulting/Advisement/Community Resource Information and Referral Assistance
• Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Nursing Home Placement
• Home Care Coordination and Over-site
• Patient Advocacy
• Medical Appointment Accompaniment (advocacy and communication)
• Crisis Intervention/Crisis Care
• Bill Pay Services
• Transportation Coordination
• Errands and Shopping
• Managing house cleaning and meal preparation
• Family Liaison/Intermediary
• Transition Services from rehab to home
• Home, Hospital, and care community visits
• Travel Coordination or Accompaniment
• Relocation Coordination
• Cost of Care Analysis and Strategic Planning
• Support and Coordination for financial eligibility
• Advance Directives Review
• On-going needs evaluation

Getting started with Daughter for Hire is easy. Simply give us a call at (561) 329-8741 or email [email protected] and one of our caring representatives will guide you through the process. We’ll work with you to understand your specific needs and create a personalized care plan that ensures your loved ones receive the support they require to thrive.

At Daughter for Hire – Tennessee, we understand that cost is a significant concern for many seniors and their families. That’s why we strive to provide high-quality in-home care services at affordable rates. We’ll work with you to create a care plan that fits your budget to receive the support you need without financial burden.

Geriatric care management is the process of coordinating and planning the care of elderly individuals with intricate health needs, aiming to improve their quality of life, maintain independence, and address both medical and social aspects of their care by working with them and their families to identify needs, access services, and develop a comprehensive care plan; essentially acting as a professional advocate/professional family member to navigate the healthcare system on their behalf.

• Recent changes in medical conditions
• Confusion or forgetfulness
• Lack of Knowledge about dementia
• Experiencing recent falls
• Feeling Burned Out or Overwhelmed regarding the aging process
• Social Isolation
• Challenges with bill paying/scams
• Challenges with advocacy and communication
• Recent loss of Independence such as no longer driving
• Coping with the recent loss of a loved one
• Being a caregiver but overwhelmed
• Difficulty managing the home
• Feelings of depression
• Difficulty making decisions
• Difficulty navigating all the options offered for seniors
• Distance from loved one(s)