Senior Monitoring and Health Advocacy Services
Senior monitoring and health advocacy is independent support for older adults living in assisted living, memory care, or nursing facilities. It includes regular in person visits, observation of care quality, communication with staff and healthcare providers, and advocacy to ensure your loved one’s needs are addressed. The goal is to provide oversight, coordination, and peace of mind for families after placement.
Yes. When needed, we attend medical appointments to support communication, help clarify diagnoses and treatment plans, review medications with providers, and ensure follow up recommendations are understood. This is especially helpful for families who cannot attend appointments themselves.
Yes. When needed, we attend medical appointments to support communication, help clarify diagnoses and treatment plans, review medications with providers, and ensure follow up recommendations are understood. This is especially helpful for families who cannot attend appointments themselves.
We support medication oversight and coordination but do not administer medications. This includes helping families understand medication routines, monitoring for changes, communicating with providers and facilities, and ensuring medication related concerns are addressed promptly.
Transportation support may be provided depending on the situation and availability. This can be discussed during the consultation to determine what level of support is appropriate for your loved one.
We support residents living in assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation centers, and long term care communities throughout the Dallas Fort Worth area.
No. We work with both local families and those who live out of town. Many local families use our services when they need consistent support or an extra layer of advocacy.
We provide in person senior monitoring and health advocacy throughout Dallas Fort Worth. Virtual advocacy and coordination services are available for families outside the area.
If your loved one is hospitalized or sent to the emergency room, we help coordinate communication between medical teams and the facility, support discharge planning, and assist with follow up care to ensure a smooth transition back to the facility.
No. We do not provide personal care, medical treatment, or facility staffing. Our role is advocacy, coordination, oversight, and communication.
Services are typically provided through ongoing advocacy plans or retainers based on the level of support needed. This allows for consistent monitoring, coordination, and follow up over time.
The first step is a free consultation. During this call, we will discuss your loved one’s situation, determine whether our services are a good fit, and explain next steps if you choose to move forward.
No. We are fully independent and do not receive compensation from assisted living or nursing facilities. Our sole responsibility is to the families we serve.
If you are unsure whether senior monitoring and health advocacy is right for your family, we are happy to talk through your concerns.
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