Care Management

"I need someone who can help me access government and community resources for seniors."
 
"My parents do not want to leave their home, but I'm afraid they are not safe on their own."
 
 "My loved one recently experienced a stroke, and we need more support."
 
"I noticed that my older neighbor is isolated and does not have family nearby who can help."
 
 "I am concerned that my loved one needs more help than I can give on my own."
 


Are you caring for a loved one? We know how demanding caregiving can be.....and we can help...... You are not alone.

 
ONEgeneration has a wide range of social service programs to support older adults living independently in their own homes. When you, a family member, or even a neighbor, face the new challenges that come with aging, assistance is available. Our Care Coordinators provide services to keep seniors at home and living as independently as possible. From a simple referral for a newly experienced problem to a thorough in-home evaluation and individualized care plan for daily support, our staff can help. Among other services, we can provide delivery of daily hot meals, door to door transportation, grocery shopping, daily reassurance calls, assistance with bathing, light housekeeping, and ongoing case monitoring.
 

SERVICES PROVIDED

Client Evaluation & Assessment - An initial home visit is provided to each senior in the program. The Care Coordinator who visits conducts a thorough assessment to identify the needs and strengths of the senior. This assessment is used in the development of an individualized plan of care.

Care Plan - A plan of care is developed that describes services to be provided to the senior by ONEgeneration and any referrals that will be made as a result of needs identified in the assessment process. 

Case Monitoring - Clients are re-evaluated regularly so Care Coordinators can keep on top of changes in physical and emotional status. Updates are made to the care plan based on changing needs. New services and referrals are provided as necessary and appropriate.

CareLine - Daily telephone reassurance calls are available for socialization and wellness checks.

Emergency Alert Response System - Care Coordinators can help seniors to obtain a subsidized alert system with a direct connection to police, fire, and medical emergency services (based upon availability and eligibility criteria set by the Los Angeles City Department of Aging.)

Assistance with In Home Bathing - Care Coordinators can arrange for an aide to assist with bathing one time per week.

Grocery Shopping - On a weekly or biweekly basis, volunteers provide grocery shopping to homebound seniors. 

Daily Hot Meal Delivery - One hot lunch can be delivered daily, Monday through Friday. Additional meals for weekends can also be provided.

Light Housekeeping - For qualified seniors, the Care Coordinator can arrange for an aide to assist clients with household chores.

Fall Prevention - Each participant's case is reviewed by a Multi-Disciplinary Team of professionals and recommendations are made for reducing fall risk. The Multi-Disciplinary Team is made up of the Care Management staff, a Registered Nurse, Geriatric Fellow, Physical Therapist, and Licensed Clinical Social Worker. The team reviews the senior's medications and scores on assessments of balance and gait completed by the Care Coordinators during home visits. Exercises are provided to the senior that can be done in the home to improve balance, and recommendations are made for home modifications to reduce fall risk.

Door to Door Transportation - ONEgeneration's Transportation Program serves seniors 65 years of age or older or disabled individuals, who require door to door transportation assistance within the southwest San Fernando Valley. ONEgeneration's Transportation Program is associated with the City of Los Angeles Cityride Program.

Receipt of all services is based on assessment, needs, eligibility, and availability.  

For more information, please call (818) 708-6624 and speak to one of our Care Coordinators today.