Services
Trusted Care Services to Enhance Independence
At Superior Aging Care, we believe that great care begins with truly knowing the person receiving it.
Taking a holistic, person-centered approach, our Aging Life Care Professional develops individualized care plans built around each client’s unique strengths, values, and preferences — fostering the autonomy and self-determination that every older adult deserves. The result is care that feels less like a service and more like a partnership.
Our goal is to empower older adults and their families with the guidance, resources, and professional expertise they need to navigate the aging journey with confidence — while preserving the dignity and independence that make life meaningful.
Initial Consultation
Comprehensive Assessment
Advocacy
Initial Consultation
This is where our journey together begins.
We offer a complimentary phone consultation to get to know you, your loved one, and the challenges your family is facing. We understand that the aging process — especially when chronic illness is involved — can create significant difficulties in managing care at home, and that the impact is felt by the entire family system, not just the individual.
During this initial conversation, we will listen carefully to your situation and assess whether our services are the right fit for your family’s needs. If we believe we can help, we will outline the next steps — including a comprehensive in-home assessment designed to give us a deeper understanding of your loved one’s unique circumstances and lay the foundation for a tailored care plan.
Superior Aging Care services are provided on a private pay basis. Some long-term care insurance policies may cover the cost of a comprehensive assessment — we are happy to help you explore this.
Comprehensive Assessment
The comprehensive assessment is the cornerstone of everything we do.
During an initial visit of approximately one to two hours, our Aging Life Care Manager will conduct a thorough evaluation of your loved one’s living environment alongside their cognitive, physical, and emotional health. Where cognitive concerns or suspected dementia are present, this evaluation includes validated assessment tools — such as the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) — to better understand the level of impairment and guide the most appropriate therapeutic approach for their individual needs. More than a clinical checklist, this is an opportunity to ask the right questions — and more importantly, to truly listen for what your loved one hopes for and values as they look toward the future.
From this assessment, we collaborate with your loved one and family to develop a personalized care plan that reflects their individual needs, goals, and aspirations. Following the assessment, you will receive a comprehensive set of recommendations and resources to guide the care process.
Should your loved one choose to move forward, we will establish an ongoing monitoring schedule — whether weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or twice yearly — to ensure the care plan continues to evolve alongside their changing needs. During each visit, we assess progress toward established goals and adjust as needed, always with one purpose in mind: to support your loved one’s independence, dignity, and highest possible quality of life.
Advocacy
When your loved one needs someone in their corner, we are there.
As your dedicated family advocate, our primary role is to ensure that you and your family are fully informed, genuinely heard, and never left navigating the healthcare system alone. We facilitate clear, ongoing communication between families, case managers, and healthcare providers — translating complex medical information into language that makes sense and empowers confident decision-making.
During hospitalizations, we focus on what matters most: ensuring a safe, well-coordinated discharge. We work proactively with the care team to develop a comprehensive discharge plan that minimizes the risk of readmission, reduces unnecessary costs, and sets your loved one up for the smoothest possible transition home.
Beyond the hospital, our advocacy extends to the caregivers in your loved one’s life. We provide oversight to ensure they are properly trained, adequately supported, and consistently delivering the high standard of care your loved one deserves.
Because at the end of the day, having a knowledgeable, compassionate advocate by your side shouldn’t be a luxury — it should be a given.
Personal Care
- Assistance with bathing, dressing, and personal hygiene
- Support with incontinence care and bathroom assistance
- Selecting clothing and dressing
- Safety monitoring and fall prevention measures
- Transfer assistance
- And more
Homemaking Help
- Light housekeeping
- Meal preparation
- Home organization (closets and decluttering)
- Laundry
- Phone calls: appointments and travel arrangements
- Writing letters, emails, or other correspondence
- Telehealth with physicians
- Communicating with family members via phone call, email, or text
- Gardening, walking, exercising
Alzheimer’s Care
Our knowledgeable and specially-trained caregivers assist at every stage of Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. We develop a customized plan of care that is focused on maintaining familiar routines, engaging memory care activities, and promoting safety, dignity, and purpose. Additionally, our team can adeptly manage the challenging behaviors associated with the disease to help reduce stress and support family caregivers.Bill Paying and Paperwork
- Sorting and organizing mail
- Writing checks or balancing check book
- Establishing online accounts and bill-pay
- Calls to utility companies for clarification and adjustment
- Preparation for taxes
Tech Support
- Resolving issues with phone, cable, computer, tablet
- Teaching and rehearsing technical skills on various devices
- Education about smart home technology
- Setting up Telehealth appointments
- Teaching, rehearsing online platforms (i.e., Zoom)
Medication Management
- Sorting and ordering medications
- Assisting with medication compliance
Shopping and Errands
- Groceries
- Pharmacy
- Post Office
- Specialty stores, takeout restaurants
- Online shopping assistance
- Goodwill
- Auto dealership or repair
Escort and Transportation
- Doctor’s visits
- Shopping and general errands
- Travel/accompaniment to and from destinations
- Social functions
- Dining out
End-of-Life Home Care
End-of-life home care provides compassionate and personalized support to individuals with a life-limiting illness and their families. Our compassionate caregivers work closely with hospice teams to ensure comprehensive care, offering services such as personal care assistance, companionship, light housekeeping, meal preparation, and more. We focus on comfort and quality of life by providing the support and assistance families need during this challenging time.
Concierge Companionship
in Facilities
- Attending to various personal needs
- Encouragement to attend group outings
- Communication/client advocacy with staff
- Accompaniment to social events
- Collaboration with care management
Care Management
& Home Monitoring
- Home/facility assessments
- Care planning
- Monitoring
- Medication management
- Dementia coaching
- 'Compassionate Conversation' techniques
- Emergency care planning
- Driving evaluation
- Home modification and new technology
- Transitioning from hospital to home and vice versa
- Resources and referrals
Contact us today for a complimentary
home consultation!
A free consultation is provided to determine a loved one’s needs.