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What Are Your Choices in Aging Life or GCM Client Software?

June 4, 2022

 

 

What are the Four Geriatric Care Management Databases?

 

There are only four significant aging life or GCM Software Choices ?  So the options for client software are slim. Jewel Code  and  My Junna  are two choices. Care Tree    I  Health Home  are two more options. Geriatric care managers and  ALCA managers who

have home care staffing themselves are fans of  Clear Care, which offers staffing if you also have private duty home care but is not really as user-friendly for care management needs with limited space to document & no care planning at all.

Which GCM Database Should you Choose – See my Newest Webinar?             

If you are a geriatric or aging life care manager or a private duty home care agency doing geriatric care management start up or still on paper- which GCM software choice should you use and why. Find what you need in your client database and check out each product to see if it has what you want. Join me for my newest free webinar on August 25, when  I will show zoom interview with all 4  four CEO’s asking them what are the features and benefits of their software and why their product stands out from their competition.

 

Here is a list of what a care management database should do for you- see what the CEO’s of the 4 GCM Software Products say they do

 

  • Track all client information                 
  • Create and update a care plan
  • Create a client activity log
  • Tracks billable hours
  • Document client activities
  • Interface with a calendar for client and care manager appointments
  • Track client referrals
  • Track guardianship information
  • Track medications
  • Reconcile medications
  • Create a client face sheet with all demographics.
  • Create a care community
  • Upload document and pictures
  • Do real-time updates
  • Be HIPPA compliant
  • Store historical client records
  • Create reports and export data
  • Create medication and text message reminders
  • Add custom patient field
  • digitalize patient paper records
  • go paperless
  • interface with care providers in the home via phone
  • Increase billing by making it easy to bill in the field
  • Patient portal
  • Have a calendar      

Learn more about Aging Life and Care Management Software Choices

Join me in my newest FREE Webinar

 

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WHEN  Wednesday, August 25th, 2021

WHAT TIME_2 PM-3:30 PM Pacific Standard Time

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Presented by Cathy Cress MSW – Handbook of Geriatric Care Management

 

We will Cover

Critical software programs that make care management information flow

  • with 1-1 interviews with CEO’s of 4 major care management software platforms
  • Caretree 
  • IHealth Home
  • My Junna
  • Jewel Code

What you need in a website

Why you need content marketing

  • With interview with Natasha Beauchamp  owner of Elder Pages on-Line where she develops both websites and content marketing for ALCA members and geriatric care managers

 

What are easy-to-use social media sites           

 

 

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What Are Your Choices in Aging Life or GCM Client Software?

August 4, 2021

 

Are you a geriatric care manager still using paper?

All Geriatric care manager or ALCA members should have the best GCM Software

choices. But Some care managers still function on paper  instead of using GCM database .That is a bad business decision. You need to give clients gold standard service to retain them and arming your care managers with the most user-friendly fully loaded client database makes their concierge care so much easier to deliver. This gives your business a more profitable a bottom line in running a business. So spending money on a client database makes your more  money.

What are the Four Geriatric Care Management Databases?

 

There are only four significant aging life or GCM Software Choices ?  So the options for client software are slim. Jewel Code  and  My Junna  are two choices. Care Tree    I  Health Home  are two more options. Geriatric care managers and  ALCA managers who

have home care staffing themselves are fans of  Clear Care, which offers staffing if you also have private duty home care but is not really as user-friendly for care management needs with limited space to document & no care planning at all.

Which GCM Database Should you Choose – See my Newest Webinar?             

If you are a geriatric or aging life care manager or a private duty home care agency doing geriatric care management start up or still on paper- which GCM software choice should you use and why. Find what you need in your client database and check out each product to see if it has what you want. Join me for my newest free webinar on August 25, when  I will show zoom interview with all 4  four CEO’s asking them what are the features and benefits of their software and why their product stands out from their competition.

 

Here is a list of what a care management database should do for you- see what the CEO’s of the 4 GCM Software Products say they do

 

  • Track all client information                 
  • Create and update a care plan
  • Create a client activity log
  • Tracks billable hours
  • Document client activities
  • Interface with a calendar for client and care manager appointments
  • Track client referrals
  • Track guardianship information
  • Track medications
  • Reconcile medications
  • Create a client face sheet with all demographics.
  • Create a care community
  • Upload document and pictures
  • Do real-time updates
  • Be HIPPA compliant
  • Store historical client records
  • Create reports and export data
  • Create medication and text message reminders
  • Add custom patient field
  • digitalize patient paper records
  • go paperless
  • interface with care providers in the home via phone
  • Increase billing by making it easy to bill in the field
  • Patient portal
  • Have a calendar      

Learn more about Aging Life and Care Management Software Choices

Join me in my newest FREE Webinar

 

Smart TECH Solutions to Wire Your Care Management Business for Profit

WHEN  Wednesday, August 25th, 2021

WHAT TIME_2 PM-3:30 PM Pacific Standard Time

SIGN UP

 

 

 

 

Presented by Cathy Cress MSW – Handbook of Geriatric Care Management

 

We will Cover

Critical software programs that make care management information flow

  • with 1-1 interviews with CEO’s of 4 major care management software platforms
  • Caretree 
  • IHealth Home
  • My Junna
  • Jewel Code

What you need in a website

Why you need content marketing

  • With interview with Natasha Beauchamp  owner of Elder Pages on-Line where she develops both websites and content marketing for ALCA members and geriatric care managers

 

What are easy-to-use social media sites           

 

 

Sign -up

 

 

 

 

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The 2 Deadliest US Sites of COVID-19 Nursing Homes & Prisons

May 2, 2020

PRISON INMATES AND NURSING HOME PATIENTS NOT  6FT APART – 6 FEET UNDER

70% of inmates in federal prisons have COVID-19.  In Kansas, the Lansing Correctional Facility had a riot of inmates over COVID-19 lack of care or protection  It took the rebellion to get the coronavirus testing PPE and care. The  Bureau of Prisons in Kansas confirmed finally that 79 staff have coronavirus and 88 prisons and prisoners dead.   

Older residents in nursing homes cannot rebel like prisoners. Many can’t even walk. The Atlantic Magazine just published an article, We are Killing Elders Now. The writer states “In at least six states, these fatalities account for half of all COVID-19 deaths, and according to the World Health Organization, half of all coronavirus fatalities in Europe have been traced to nursing homes too. Some of this mortality is linked to long-term-care facilities that are shoddily run or that violate health standards. But most of them are doing the best they can with what they have. And they don’t have much”.

KAISER FOUNDATION NURSING HOME STAFFING AND USE OF PPE NOT REQUIRED IN MOST STATES

Kaiser reports -Staff Screening. It is more common for states to recommend rather than require daily screening of staff for illness in NFs (24 states recommend, 16 states + DC require)

Use of PPE. More states recommend (23 states) than require (7 states + DC) staff to use PPE

 Two States that require testing for coronavirus of ALL  residents of nursing homes are  Maryland where 556 have died as of the Washington Post article. and Tennessee 

THE FEDS HAVE NO CMS FEDERAL GUIDELINES OR REPORTING

We have no federal guidelines for safety testing according to an article by the Kaiser Foundation

It is now estimated that 16,000 deaths have occurred in nursing homes and that is without the federal government revealing any numbers and not making available any testing. But the numbers are probably huge- if we could just do testing. 

CMS announced it would have a meeting of a “panel” of experts “ sometime at the end of May”. After probably 20,000 older people died and the feds did nothing this shows their sense of urgency about this pandemic’s national “elder cleansing”.

WHAT CONNECTS PRISONS AND NURSING HOMES – CONCENTRATION CAMPS

So, what is the connection between the viral spread of COVID-19 in nursing homes and prisons- 6 feet ? Prisoners and residents, in nursing homes, and prisons cannot social distance. Jails and prisons have human beings crammed together with no choice. Nursing homes have 2 beds or if you are on Medicaid three to a room. Neither group has a choice to social distance. They are ” concentrated” as in concentration camps or death camps.

Do SOMETHING – HELP NURSING HOMES PREVENT MORE CARNAGE

So, as someone who has spent her career in aging, I am calling out to everyone, especially professional in aging – do something. Since the feds appear to be doing little- call your congressman, write a letter to the editor.

BE KIND LIKE RACHEL MADDOW REPORTS LA JEWISH HOME LA WAS

Rachel Maddow suggests calling your local nursing homes and see what they need. Be kind like the LA Jewish Home was to a smaller nursing home LA Brier Oaks. They wanted to test their residents and had no tests and the larger LA Jewish Home had tests and shared them with the smaller as a good neighbor. What they found was ravaging but it also showed caring and generosity. Care and be generous and show the helpless elders in nursing homes in your town you are opposed to -nursing home being prisons or concentration camps.

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Why Phyllis Brostoff Says You Should Get a D on Your Written Geriatric Assessment

January 16, 2020

How To Score an A Writing a Geriatric Assessment

A written Geriatric assessment is the toughest skill a care manager can have in their toolbox. You want your A-game because they frequently go to elder law attorneys who submit them to court in conservatorship or guardianship lawsuits. As evidence, they must be perfect. You the care manager pull all your other skills of assessment, care planning, investigation of a case to find the right solution for the clients and objectivity. Plus what is not taught in gerontology classes – writing skills.

Phyllis Brostoff a legendary now retired geriatric care manager an ALCA board member taught this skill and published it in the Handbook of Geriatric Care Management in the Geriatric Assessment. Here is both how you might garden a D or even a flaming F and how to present that attorney your A-game.

WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST ERRORS GCM MAKE IN WRITING A GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT?

  • Sloppiness: not enough information is gathered, or used to evaluate problems
    • You are a detective and need to gather all the information (clues about the case in the beginning). This means talk to all family members, friends, formal supports,  to understand what are all the problems and how will you evaluate them. This includes using all assessment tools and gathering all records, medical, hospital, etc.

 

  • Errors: questionable information, information not checked–

 

  • One daughter says her father is confused and needs her care– not a paid caregiver. Another daughter says that the first daughter has taken financial advantage of the client by withdrawing money from Dad’s bank and should not be the care provider. You do not check the father’s bank account to see that the daughter has made withdrawals for her father’s accounts, which she has.

 

  • Poor spelling, grammar, sentence structure

 

  • Even though your geriatric assessment has every section included and fully filled out, with your care plan and logical conclusions well stated and correct, with perfect recommendations —if you used poor spelling and grammar, the family or attorney will discount it because of your poor writing presentation.
  • Poor organization of information.
    • For example, don’t put information about the client’s depression in the Home Management section of your geriatric assessment. Mrs. Typhoon feeling depressed does not go in the home safety section. Do not commingle sections. Write a tight outline, follow it, and make your written assessment cohesive.

 

 

  • Conclusions based on assumptions, not facts

 

  • Make sure your facts are presented clearly. In Mrs. Typhoon’s geriatric assessment, you would not say Problem: Mrs. Typhoon suffers from anxiety, based on your visit where you charted.” Ms.Typhoon looked full of anxiety.” You would state, “When visiting Mrs. Typhoon on November 1, 2026, Mrs. Typhoon stated to the GCM that she very anxious and wanted to take more of her Xanex.” GCM checked with Dr. Feelgood and he said she is taking 10mg of Xanax as needed.

 

  • Lack of coherence between problems, solutions offered in recommendations
  • Your geriatric assessment must lead to coherence between solutions and problems. At the beginning of Mrs. Typhoon’s geriatric assessment, her daughter Ms. Tornado wanted you to find out why her mother had multiple falls, and what level of care her mother belonged in. You state she has fallen five times and needs a walker but never state where she falls, which is going down the steps to the laundry room or offer a solution which could be a care provider do the laundry or moving to a single floor dwelling or both.

 

  • Recommendations incomplete: no or not enough choices offered, no argument put forth to guide decision-making
    • Recommendations in Ms. Typhoon’s geriatric assessment are incomplete. As stated above

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Have You Done Disaster Planning for Aging Clients?

November 8, 2019

Do You Have a Disaster Plan?

The devastating fires up and down California this month should tell you that you need a family meeting to prepare any aging family members in any place you live, ( especially long-distance ). We are facing global warming and normal catastrophic weather events- tornados, hurricanes, polar vortex and floods like the last year’s floods in the midwest. You need a disaster plan because older people are more vulnerable than any age group.

What would be the agenda of that disaster family meeting?

1) Create a disaster plan for the older person. This map out what each sibling and family member needs to do

2) Create a disaster team. This would be all adult siblings all over the country, family nearby, caregivers and neighbors.

Share your disaster plan with everyone.

Include someone on the team who can carry heavy objects like wheelchairs

Name a substitute caregiver if the regular one can’t get there

3) Make an evacuation plan . Where is the nearest shelter, what supplies

Do you have on hand? Get list from your local Red Cross 

How many people do you need to make the move to safety? Look closely at picture on right. These SNF residents are in water up to their waists.

4) Put all of the above in writing. E-mail copies to everyone on the family disaster team including all adult siblings or create a closed facebook group hand share there.

5) Get everyone’s agreement especially midlife siblings and the older person.

For more information, the University of Florida,  Home of Disaster filled hurricanes has a great set of directions.

6) Call a geriatric care manager     to manage the plan if you live long distance

Professionals check out the  Preparing for Emergencies-chapter in  Handbook of Geriatric Care Management  fourth edition , by Liz Barlowe on Disaster planning

A GCM member Jim Boyd lost everything- his practice, home, last year in the Paradise Fire.

Professionals Check out my book Care Managers Working With the Aging Family, with it’s chapter on Family Meetings and the Aging Family by Dr. Rita Ghatak of Stanford

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