Care Management
SBSS provides personalized support and advocacy to help older adults access essential services and improve their health and well-being.
How does Care Management work?
Our care management program connects you with a dedicated care manager who will start with a phone call to schedule an assessment. Based on this assessment, we’ll collaborate with you and your loved ones to create a personalized care plan that fits your needs.
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(213) 388-4444
Care Management is the gateway to all SBSS programs and services, as well as other community resources.
Clients maintain long-term relationships with their care managers, who serve as advocates for them at each critical juncture of their lives and provide person-centered care management to fit their unique needs.
Care Managers assist clients with:
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Finding Medical and In-Home Services
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Forms Completion
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Reassurance Calls
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Transportation Assistance
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Housing Recertification
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Translation Assistance
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In Home Supportive Services
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Government Benefits Review
Improved Health Outcomes
Effective care management has been shown to reduce hospitalizations and improve chronic disease management, enhancing overall health for seniors
Enhanced Quality of Life
Clients experience greater satisfaction and well-being, as personalized support helps them navigate challenges and maintain independence.
Access to Resources
Care managers facilitate connections to essential services, ensuring that older adults receive the support they need to thrive.
Multilingual Support and Advocacy
Our multilingual care managers work closely with older adults and their caregivers to assess individual needs and develop personalized care plans. Clients maintain long-term relationships with their care managers, who advocate for them at every critical juncture.
Funded in part by the City of Los Angeles Department of Aging. As a covered entity under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Los Angeles does not discriminate on the basis of disability and, upon request, will provide reasonable accommodation to ensure equal access to programs, services and activities.