“My parents obviously need extra help and oversight due to their medical conditions – so, I think I want to hire a Geriatric Care Manager. However, I’m about to retire and will have more free time. I think I can manage it myself. Do you agree?” Rebecca from Duluth, GA

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Thank you so much for your question! Often families will call us when they are stuck between the frantic responsibilities of their own lives and dealing with the tasks and […]

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“I have noticed very minor changes in my dad’s overall condition. I am concerned that his symptoms might progress further – but, how can I know when there has been marked changes that warrant further attention?” Phillip from Milton, GA

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Thank you so much for your question! And, I appreciate that you are reaching out early as you are noticing the changes while they continue to be minor. This is […]

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“What types and how much of the medical care (including Geriatric Care Management Services) that mom gets can be written off on taxes? – John from Duluth

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Thanks so much for your question! Medical care of all types can be very expensive! As we come up on the April tax deadline, is it necessary to consider the […]

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“My mom has had a sudden and drastic change in her medical condition and I am interested in working with a Geriatric Care Manager. I located your website and found great general information – however, we do not live in your service area. Is there an organization for professional Geriatric Care Managers where I might be able to locate someone locally to provide such services for my mom? And, why might it be important to have a care manager affiliated with the national organization?” Dave from Dalton

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Thank you so much for your question and positive feedback about our website. Yes, we belong to a national organization called the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers (NAPGCM) […]

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“My 42 year old client is physically and cognitively disabled and has very expensive health insurance. He qualifies for Medicaid for his nursing home placement needs. He should have Medicare due to his disabilities. I know it is open enrollment for Medicare until December 7th, I can just sign him up now, right?” Social Worker, GA

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Thank you so much for you question. The brief answer to this question is, “No, the Annual enrollment period is for those already established on Medicare to make changes to […]

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