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Geriatric Care Management Providers in New England

Professional care managers who coordinate medical, social, and daily living services for seniors.

4 providers

Geriatric Care Management

Central Vermont Council On Aging

3.7 (11 reviews)

Barre, VT · Serves 1 towns

Central Vermont Council On Aging offers professional care management and coordination services for seniors to clients in Barre, Vermont. Serving the local community, the organization specializes in coordinating medical, social, and daily living services for older adults.

Geriatric Care Management

Tender Loving Homecare, Inc

3.8 (10 reviews)

Barre, VT · Serves 1 towns

Tender Loving Homecare, Inc is a geriatric care management provider located in Barre, Vermont. The company offers professional care management and coordination services for seniors, coordinating medical, social, and daily living services for older adults.

Geriatric Care Management

Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice

4.0 (12 reviews)

Barre, VT · Serves 1 towns

Based in Barre, Vermont, Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice offers professional care management and coordination services for seniors. The practice serves the Barre area, coordinating medical, social, and daily living services for older adults.

Geriatric Care Management

Averill Place (Residental Care Home)

0.0 (0 reviews)

Barre, VT · Serves 1 towns

Averill Place (Residental Care Home) is a geriatric care management provider located in Barre, Vermont. The company offers professional care management and coordination services for seniors, coordinating medical, social, and daily living services for older adults.

Frequently Asked Questions

A geriatric care manager (also called an aging life care expert) assesses a senior's needs, develops care plans, coordinates medical and social services, and provides ongoing oversight. They serve as a professional advocate for seniors and a resource for families.

Geriatric care managers in New England typically charge $100-250 per hour. An initial assessment may cost $300-800. Ongoing care management is billed hourly as needed. Insurance rarely covers these services, but they can save money by preventing unnecessary hospitalizations.