Care management means that our experienced team helps you manage your life so you can live with independence and dignity. 

We do this work in many different ways, keeping you and what you need at the center.

• For older adults encountering the challenges of aging, or for children of those adults, our care managers help navigate the complex maze of health care options as well as other aging-related difficulties. We do everything from helping you with bureaucracy (say, get a new social security card), to improving communication with health care providers and other social service organizations, to figuring out which rehabilitation facility best fits your budget and needs.

• For those having trouble meeting basic needs, our care managers at the Barbash Family Vital Support Center help you with everything from getting food from the food pantry, to budgeting, coaching and encouragement in life skills, to supportive, practical counseling (providing support to those facing emotional, behavioral, social, or career-related challenges), and more.

• For Holocaust survivors, our care managers—depending on need and eligibility—regularly visit your home for companionship, help with hearing exams, help with translation (say, at a doctor's office), help with transportation, and more.
• For mental health care, mental health care managers works alongside you to coordinate referrals and resources to ensure you or your loved one receive continuous, person-centered, and effective support for your well-being.

Care management can include:

• A comprehensive care plan
• Advocacy and decision support for you and your family
• Caregiver coaching
• Quality control and cost containment
• Better communication with your healthcare professionals
• Coordination with community agencies to help with public benefits such as transportation, home visits, housing, and financial and legal services.

We find this holistic, person-centered approach works best. 

REACH OUT TO US:

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 513-469-1188

"Luella held up a mirror to me, and changed my life." 

—Rachel, on her care manager