Family Eldercare is committed to enhancing the lives of senior adults and their loved ones by providing the needed tools to empower them to maximize their strengths and independence. We are dedicated to helping seniors remain in their homes for as long as possible by:
Geriatric Consultations are conducted in the Family Eldercare offices, in the home, and over the phone. Our Geriatric Consultant can help prioritize issues and develop a plan to address the concerns of the client and family. Consultations are billed by the hour.
Geriatric Assessments are performed to determine the overall situation, including cognitive and physical function, and the next steps to take.
Each assessment includes a written report detailing findings and recommendations for current and future care. Additionally information and referrals are given to identify local resources and services specific to your loved one’s needs. Follow up support is provided as needed. Assessments are billed as a fee for service and follow up is billed by the hour.
Counseling/Therapy with a Clinical Social Worker to provide assistance with issues related to:
Counseling/Therapy is provided in the client's home or in Family Eldercare's office and is covered by Medicare Part B or private pay by the hour.
Seminars are available for groups that are interested in being educated about eldercare issues. Cost for seminars varies; please contact us for pricing information. Seminar presentations can be up to 1 1/2 hours in length, and topics include:
Email or call (512-483-3556) our Geriatric Consultant to schedule any of the services listed above.
► Educational Workshops at FEC
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