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HOW IS SENIOR CARE PAID FOR?

Medical insurance does pay for the primary care provider or sub specialists visits, but they do not pay for the long-term care costs and the non-medical custodial care that often is required for people who have a chronic disease like Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Cancer, Arthritis, COPD, CHF or Heart Disease....

WHY IS ALZHEIMER'S DEMENTIA HARD TO MANAGE?

They generally have combined defecits, in both physical and cognitive areas. The memory loss drastically reduces their ability to adapt and increases the amount of time and supervision they require to meet their care needs. For example, people who have other chronic disease like arthritis, COPD, Cancer, or Heart Disease....

"WHO" YOU GET DETERMINES THE QUALITY OF CARE?

In Senior care, achieving the highest quality care depends on several moving parts working together to accomplish the ultimate goal of delivering the highest quality of care. We believe, to get the highest quality of care you need a team approach, but every team needs a strong leader....

COST VS VALUE?

Dollar cost is a significant factor, but it is important to not only look at the price tag, but also consider the quality. In order to determine quality & value you must know what and “WHO you are getting. What are the qualifications, expertise, training and overall involvement in the day to day operations....