Customize a Healthy Program in 3 Easy Steps
1 - Starting your Self Discovery
1 - Starting your Self Discovery
1 - Starting your Self Discovery
Start with 1-1 consultation to receive a full-worksheet to a "self discovery plan" for a healthy aging life.
(Solution for early agers 40-50)
2 - Planning your Destination
1 - Starting your Self Discovery
1 - Starting your Self Discovery
PLAN**
Map out goals to remain happy and healthy as you age. Receive a full Road Map to plan for retirement.
(Solution for empty nesters 50-57)
3 - Making Life Care Plans
1 - Starting your Self Discovery
3 - Making Life Care Plans
IMPLEMENT***
Take action in your Road Map and implement LCP program for elders or catastrophic cases with our specialists.
(Solution for retirement seekers 57-67)
Beauty Services and Products
Bonus - Beauty Management
Aging backwards
with skin care, beauty products, and vitamins
to maintain a diamond life.
(Solutions with Consultation and Products)
Details on Elder Care and Aging Life Care Services
Why do families need an Elder Care Manager?
Aging Life Care Association (ALCA) defines an Elder Care Managers as a health and human services specialist who helps families who are caring for older relatives. They are trained in several fields including but not limited to nursing gerontology, social work, or psychology with a specialized focus on aging and elder care.
Elder Care coordination, assessment, planning, and more:
- Conduct initial care plan assessment to identify current status and problems or areas of concern.
- Develop personalized care plan based on initial assessment, and assist with putting the care plan in place for your seniors out of your local state.
- Act as a “surrogate daughter” to help families at a distance with the coordination of care of their loved ones, and keep them informed of care needs, problems, or change in status.
- Assist with finding healthcare providers and other resources specializing in elder care.
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Why a Case Manager is an advocate to clients?
Case Managers provide services that are most effective when she/he works as the liaison person between the client, attorneys, physicians, payer source, employer and other service providers.
The goal of the case manager is to assist the client in receiving quality care, and help them to achieve his or her maximum level of functioning.
Commission for Case Management Certification (CCMC) defines case management as a collaborative process that assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors, and evaluates the options and services required to meet the client’s health and human service needs. It is characterized by advocacy, communication, and resource management and promotes quality and cost-effective interventions and outcomes.
Active Aging 365 Consultants provide case management services as simple as attending a one-time medical appointment with the client to receive an updated status or assisting with coordination on a catastrophic case.
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When is a Catastrophic Life Care Plan essential?
A Life Care Plan projects the anticipated costs and future medical care and services for a catastrophically injured or ill patient. LCP is used to help settle lawsuits by providing information to the Attorneys, insurance company and family, that accurately project the financial cost of rehabilitation and future care following an accident, or injury such as the following:
- Anorexic and Hypoxic Brain Injuries
- Birth Injuries
- Burns
- Cerebral Palsy
- Dystrophic Calcification
- Fibromyalgia
- Orthopedic Injuries
- Reflex Sympathetic
- Spinal Cord Injuries
- Strokes
- Toxin Exposures
- Traumatic Brain Injuries
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How a Litigation Legal Nurse helps Attorneys?
Legal Nurse Consultants (LNC), provide support to attorneys in medically-related litigation cases and medical-legal areas; such as personal injury, product liability, medical negligence, toxic torts, workers’ compensation, risk management, and fraud and abuse. The American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants (AALNC) has defined Legal Nurse Consultants as a specialty practice of the nursing profession.
Additional services offered by the LNC include:
- Organize and summarize various medical records.
- Review, analyze and summarize medical records and other documents to compare and respond to opposition's allegations.
- Conduct medical and healthcare research; including standards of care, guidelines, regulations as related to the healthcare facts and issues of a case or claim.
- Interview witnesses or others pertinent to the healthcare issues in collaboration with the attorney and locate testifying expert witnesses.
- Prepare deposition and trial examination questions
- Testify in depositions, hearings, arbitration, or trials as expert health care witnesses.
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