Anderson Care Management

Families faced with catastrophic life events benefit from the individualized support of a professional care manager

Trustees, financial planners, attorneys and family members often need advice regarding appropriate medical and health related expenditures for health care and quality of life, and to ensure accuracy and appropriateness of expenditures

Ongoing, active care management may be necessary; care management services can remove the burden from families

When appropriate, education and training allows family members to assume the role of care manager

Periodic support from the care manager leads to increased independence, maximum functional outcomes and cost-effective treatment for the disabled client

Medical case management

Liaison between families, providers and financial and legal advisors

Assistance with obtaining financial and social resources including application for SSI, SSDI, Medicaid, Medicare, SNAP and local agency programs

Budgeting (monthly, annually and one-time) to allow for the set-up of housing, medical equipment and established needs

Coordination of transportation for disabled individual, including moves

Respite care for family members, including interviewing, selecting and overseeing in-home caregivers

Coordination of home modifications

One time task assignments available

Coordination and delivery of disability planning working with all involved parties

Strategies to maintain lifetime benefits while ensuring quality medical care

Training of family members to provide oversight beyond services of care manager

Monthly and annual cost analysis, current and ongoing benefit analysis with the goal of accessing 3rd party and government benefits/programs

Advisor to legal guardians on appropriate care, medical needs and assessment of the client and family