It’s important to work with professionals who are committed to your interests
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When caring for aging parents, especially with Alzheimer’s or other dementias, it’s important to work with professionals who are committed to your interests and the well-being of your family members.
You also want your calls returned, promises kept, and good communication. We establish and maintain strategic partnerships only with those who meet our standards of excellence in both performance and customer service.
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Dementia Care Education
Is it Good to Work with a Placement Agency?
We often get asked “Is it better to work with a placement agency that has contracts with all local homes and communities, because they’re completely unbiased?” Traditional placement agencies do not have contracts with all local homes and communities. Facilities,...
Care Management Before and After Placements
Family Connect Care provides transitional care management throughout and after placement In all placements, our goal is to get it right the first time. Moving is a stressful experience, even more so for the elderly and memory-impaired, so we do our best to achieve the...
Transitional Care Placements at No Cost
Family Connect Care provides transitional care management before placement, at no additional cost to the family. Placement is only rarely a simple process. Every facility is different, as is each person needing care, so it’s critically important to match the two...
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Hoarding and its Link to Dementia
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