Geriatric care managers help seniors and families navigate complex care needs by providing expert guidance, planning, and advocacy. They assess individual situations, develop personalized care plans, and coordinate services to ensure safety, independence, and quality of life. These professionals charge a fee for their services, which can vary based on the level of care and support provided.​

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Services may include:

• Care Planning – Assessing needs, creating and adjusting care plans, and solving complex issues.

• Crisis Intervention – Assisting with hospitalizations, rehab stays, and acting as a 24/7 emergency contact.

• Health Management – Attending medical appointments, coordinating care, and overseeing medications.

• Advocacy & Support – Educating families, promoting seniors’ wishes, and ensuring proper care.

• Home Care & Placement – Arranging in-home care, monitoring services, and assisting with transitions.​​​