
Trustworthy, Compassionate, and Reliable Care Management and Support Services
Care Management
Best of Care’s Aging Life Care Management services support older adults throughout Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island — helping each person live well and safely wherever they call home, while giving families peace of mind.
Our Life Care Managers take time to understand every family’s unique situation, create a comprehensive plan, and bring together the right mix of services and professionals. The result is a coordinated approach that enhances quality of life for both the individual and their loved ones.
This support can be especially valuable when family members live at a distance or find it hard to stay connected with their loved one’s changing needs. By managing care and communication, our team eases the emotional and logistical load for everyone involved.
Here’s how we can help
Our Aging Life Care Managers provide practical guidance and compassionate coordination for older adults and their families. Depending on each person’s situation, support may include:
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Serving as a steady point of contact for the client and family
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Bridging communication between family members, providers, and care teams
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Advocating for the client's best interests across all settings
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Helping families navigate emotional decisions and complex situations
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Coordinating medical appointments, home services, and community resources
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Assisting with insurance and entitlement programs when eligible
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Identifying and overseeing in-home support and companion care
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Arranging transportation and helping with transitions or moves
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Developing short- and long-term care plans tailored to each person's needs
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Providing education, reassurance, and stress relief for caregiving families
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Ongoing monitoring to ensure care remains effective and responsive
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Next Steps
Getting started is simple, and we’ll guide you through each stage with care and clarity.
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Reach out.
Call us at (617) 693-6313 or send us a message to share your concerns about a loved one and schedule a complimentary consultation.
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Talk with us.
We'll take time to listen, ask questions, and understand what's happening no forms, no pressure, just a conversation.
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Meet your Life Care Manager.
Your care manager will meet with you and
your loved one, often in the home, to learn about health, routines, and preferences. They may also gather input from family members and current providers.
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Receive your care plan.
After the visit, your care manager will create a personalized plan with clear recommendations and next steps.
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Stay supported.
You can choose to have your care manager continue coordinating services, checking in, and adjusting the plan as your family's needs evolve.
Does Your Long-Term Care Insurance Cover This Service?
It might — and it's worth finding out. Most long-term care insurance policies cover in-home services, including home care, private nursing, and care management, when provided by a licensed agency. If you or a loved one has a policy, you may already be paying for coverage you haven't used.
Benefits typically activate when a policyholder can no longer perform two or more activities of daily living. Coverage terms, daily benefit amounts, and elimination periods vary by policy.
Best of Care works with clients and families to help navigate LTC insurance claims. Contact us to learn more about how your benefits may apply.



