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Using a Geriatric Care Manager’s expertise and knowledge of services can save a family countless hours of research and calling.

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Care Coordination

Having help with coordinating your care can be an enormous relief when you face recovery from illness, chronic health issues, or are finding living at home more difficult than it used to be. A Geriatric Care Manager holds a specialty in gerontology, social work, or nursing and is an expert source to turn to for consultation, assessing your needs, and help selecting available resources. Using a care manager’s expertise and knowledge of services can save a family countless hours of research and calling. Additionally, it is important to note that advice through IOA is independent; we do not receive commissions for referrals.

Services provided by a professional Geriatric Care Manager:

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IOA provides several Care Coordination programs: