Elder Care Coordination

Not many law firms offer care coordination. To us, it’s an essential part of our legal services and something we are thrilled to share with our clients. Our Care Coordination services takes a “boots on the ground” approach to help ease transitions in care, supported by our entire legal team and our decades of experience in Elder Law.

Care Coordination

Our team uses a truly unique approach coordinating care, sharing our expertise of legal, financial, and health care systems. We utilize these resources to maximize the benefits to the client and create the best quality of life plan.

Transition Planning

Our team of knowledgeable professionals understands the complex labyrinth of care options, and will personally guide our clients through the maze in choosing their next place of living during a period of transition. Through a combination of our legal expertise and care coordination, we are able to help find the right place and support the client during that season of change.

Diagnosis Planning

We have helped countless families through the life-altering dementia or Alzheimer’s diagnosis transition, and as a result, we’ve created a bundle of services called the “Season’s Transition Plan” that acts as a road-map plan to ensure that your loved one’s needs are being met, but also provides peace of mind that your family is thinking about and doing all the right things at the right times. This planning includes multiple components of our Firm's services, including Dementia Planning and our Medicaid Applications practice areas.

System Navigation

Knowing the right resources to use in a situation involving a senior can be tricky. Our team knows how to navigate resources and benefits in Central New York for our clients, and get them what they need.

Health Care Advocacy

Ranging from supporting families when a loved one is in the hospital, to working to maximize Medicare, private insurance, and Medicaid benefits, our Firm’s holistic and client-centered approach to advocacy helps our clients achieve the best outcomes in the event they need hospitalization or nursing home care.