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IG Care Manager

Why In-Person Care Manager?

Opting for an In-Person Care Manager service provides unmatched personalized care for your loved ones. Regular home visits allow for close monitoring of health, early identification of potential issues, and a deeper understanding of emotional and social needs. Care Managers not only assist with daily activities but also ensure the home environment is safe and supportive. Their presence fosters trust, companionship, and a sense of security for seniors, while keeping families informed and reassured. This proactive approach reduces the risk of emergencies, promotes overall well-being, and helps seniors maintain independence, dignity, and a higher quality of life at home.


1. Health Check Monitoring

  • Monitor vital signs like BP, pulse, and temperature.
  • Check medication intake and arrange timely refills.

    • 2. Daily Living Support

  • Assist with mobility, walking, sitting, and assistive devices.
  • Monitor hygiene routines like bathing, grooming, and dressing.

    • 3. Emotional and Mental Well-being

  • Engage in conversation to assess mood and emotions.
  • Watch for loneliness, depression, or cognitive decline.

    • 4. Safety Assessment

  • Inspect home for hazards like loose rugs or poor lighting.
  • Recommend safety modifications like grab bars or non-slip mats.

    • 5. Nutrition and Meal Planning

  • Review diet and eating habits for nutritional needs.
  • Ensure healthy food supplies are available at home.

    • 6. Documentation and Reporting

  • Update health records and care notes after visits.
  • Report urgent findings to family or doctors immediately.

    • 7. Emergency Preparedness

  • Verify emergency contact information is current and accessible.
  • Check functionality of medical alert systems and safety devices.

    • 8. Social Engagement

  • Encourage hobbies, activities, and community involvement.
  • Support socialization to prevent loneliness and isolation.

    • 9. Coordination with Medical Professionals

  • Schedule doctor appointments and necessary medical tests.
  • Communicate directly with doctors and healthcare teams.

    • 10. Family Communication

  • Share updates with family members after every visit.
  • Suggest care recommendations based on observations.