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Geriatric Care Managers
Geriatric care managers are
professionals whose educational background stems from a variety of
disciplines, such as nursing, social work, and case management. Care
managers have extensive training and experience in assessing
clients, developing and monitoring the effectiveness of care plans,
as well as accessing and coordinating community situations with numerous
professionals.
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Care Manager Assistant
Assistants have professional
experience working with the elderly and disabled. They work closely
under the supervision of the care manager in administering the
day-to-day aspects of the care plan.
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Personal Companion
Companions provide support services
for the client which include, but are not limited to:
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transportation |
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meal
preparation |
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grocery shopping |
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social
outings |
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laundry |
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light
housekeeping |
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socialization. |
Companions work closely with care
managers and care manager assistants to follow the care plan.
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Administrative Assistant
Administrative assistants provide
support functions which include, but are not limited to:
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bookkeeping/accounting |
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bill
paying |
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personal needs account maintenance. |
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