What Is a Care Manager?
An overview of assessment, planning, coordination, monitoring, and family communication.
Explore care-management services →Resources
Practical guidance for families and care partners
Educational topics designed to make care management, medical appointments, transitions, and senior living decisions easier to understand.
When Should a Senior Have a Care Manager?
Consider support when care becomes complex, transitions occur, or a family needs additional coordination.
Support for families →What Happens After a Hospital Discharge?
Understand the role of medication coordination, follow-up appointments, home services, and communication.
Post-hospital support →How Families Can Prepare for a Doctor Appointment
Organize records, priorities, questions, medications, and follow-up steps before the visit.
Family coordination →Understanding Care Coordination
See how physicians, specialists, facilities, pharmacies, family members, and other providers can stay aligned.
How coordination works →Questions to Ask Before Choosing Assisted Living
Use a structured conversation to understand resident support, communication, transitions, and family involvement.
Senior living support →How to Organize a Senior’s Medical Information
Bring appointments, specialists, medications, records, and care priorities into a clearer system.
Request a consultation →Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you begin
Learn how care management, payment, coordination, telehealth, and referrals are structured.
Care management begins with an assessment and individualized plan, then coordinates appointments, specialists, medications, services, monitoring, and authorized family communication.
Enlace Care focuses on advocacy, organization, navigation, and coordination. Home care generally refers to services delivered in the home. Enlace Care can help coordinate appropriate home-care resources.
Services are designed for seniors, older adults, families, caregivers, people with chronic illnesses, recently discharged patients, physicians, senior living communities, home health, hospice, and referral partners.
Enlace Care facilitates and coordinates care. The company does not imply that it provides medical treatment unless a service is delivered through an appropriately licensed clinical entity.
Yes. The website lists private-pay memberships, an initial assessment, and additional care-management services.
Yes. Virtual coordination can include remote family participation when authorized by the client.
Yes. Enlace Care can provide an additional layer of coordination for independent and assisted living communities and can discuss pilot programs.
Yes. Care coordination can include physicians, specialists, facilities, pharmacies, family members, and other providers, subject to authorization and privacy requirements.
Enlace Care can coordinate virtual appointments, follow-up, clinician communication, and remote family participation. This does not imply medical treatment by Enlace Care unless a licensed clinical entity is involved.
Begin with the general provider inquiry form without PHI. Patient information should be shared only after an approved secure referral channel and authorization process are established.