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How Sell Care Management Merged With Home Care – Benefits not Features!

May 11, 2023

If you want to create care management merged with home care– do you know how to sell benefits, not features, in your merger??- here is what I mean.

Say you want a new electric car

And you don’t know much about cars or electric cars

But you want to save money on gas, get cheaper electric care, reduce your environmental imprint, and yet want a room in the back and 4 doors for your 2 grandkids and your big German Shepherd Ranger.

You go to your Tesla dealer and tell the car salesman you’re looking for an electric car to get away from gas has a good range, so you can charge it, which is new, save the environment, yet has room in the back for your two 7-year-old grandson’s and their giant 80-pound German Shepherd- Ranger to go on camping trips and for you to get around you town.

He tells you, full of enthusiasm electric car would be ideal, shows you a few popular models, and gives you this spiel.

“The Model 3 feels sporty and engaging thanks to strong off-the-line performance, intuitive and responsive steering, and nimble handling. The straight-line thrust in the early Long Range models can still be found in the base model trim. In testing, the base Model 3 accelerated from 0 to 60 mph in 5.3 seconds. That’s impressive for an EV with a single electric motor. The higher-end Long Range and Performance models with dual electric motors are in another league of “quick.”
The base Model 3’s 18-inch all-season tires aren’t the grippiest, but they offer sufficient to stick to live up to most of the spirited driving you’ll be doing on the street. True high-performance driving, however, is limited by heavy-handed stability control. Still, this Tesla delivers a laudable driving experience for an EV.”

 

Huh? 

Sen

If he had said to you instead,

“The Tesla Model 3 is Tesla’s least expensive and our most popular car. It’s been a huge success for the automaker since the first one came out. It saves the environment, and thanks to its low energy consumption, Model 3 scores a near-perfect 9.8/10 in greenhouse gas evaluations. With more than 300 miles of potential range on tap for camping, the Model 3 is perfect for anyone who needs to scoot around town yet can be stretched to work on longer road trips with the family or your dog thanks to Tesla’s built-out nationwide network of fast-charging stations. The Model 3 is perfect for people looking for their first Electric car. It offers a spacious interior for two kids and a big dog, a comfortable ride, and an appealing blend of easy handling and rapid acceleration. So you and your grandkids  and Rangere will be happier and safer driving the Model 3”

The first sales pitch of care management merged with home care had features that gave you no reason to buy the car as you had no idea what he was talking about.

The second spiel had features but largely contained specific benefits to you, the buyer, which translated to all the reasons you would choose this first electric car.

This is why someone selling care management merged with a home care agency needs to sell benefits- not features. For example, as a feature, “we do assessments, “which almost no one but a social worker or a nurse would understand. Instead, you will sell a benefit “Our expert professional care managers will find out exactly what your Mom’s problems are and come up with the right solutions that will make your mother’s life easier, happier, and safer.”

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If a care provider is needed, the person marketing care management merged with home care should offer, “we will find you exactly the right experienced caregiver who is background checked, trained to do exactly what your Mom needs, plus will be a person who your Mom will enjoy having in her home. In addition, we will make your life as a daughter easier knowing your Mom is cared for by a competent, devoted caregiver, vigilantly monitored by our gold standard care managers.”

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Money is the first and most important reason to consider care management with home care. You will be able to capture billable hours that you and now giving away for free. The second reason to add care management to home care is market positioning. Clients will choose your agency if you offer this merger and competitors do not. A third reason is that a care manager is perfect for introducing home care to family caregivers. Care Managers sit with the family and review the geriatric assessment and care plan they created for the client. Last, this 1-1 care manager meeting introduces a concierge guide through the labyrinth of caregiving, showing exactly what homecare plus care management will do to solve the client’s problems, increase their quality of life and offer relief the sometimes-desperate family members. Find out more by signing up for this free webinar.

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Co-Branding the merged agencies.

Technology for both home care and care management

Co-Locating both staff.

Marketing Merged care manager home care.

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Well Heeled Seniors Who Bought Payless Shoes Are Concierge Clients Too

April 12, 2023

Do You Need Concierge Clients?

 

Well, Heeled Seniors are a group you should know about Geriatric care managers and home care agencies need inquiries about services from adult children of concierge seniors. But some Concierge seniors will surprise you.  Older adults who can afford long-term geriatric care management and home care include seniors who shop at Grocery Outlet and lived very frugal lives.

Well-Heeled Seniors Who Used to Buy Payless Shoes

You may be surprised that this upper 10% of the population includes teachers and subway workers.

 

Well-heeled seniors, according to the New York Times, include middle-class retirees who buy shoes from Payless but have a defined pension so they can travel in Europe as retirees and afford care at home care and private care management when they decline

Defined Pensions Directly Affect the Quality of Aging Care

They rode the post-war economy, held jobs long term, and through that defined pension (no 401K) face a very healthy financial picture in aging.  They worked for city, county, and state governments are teachers, truck drivers, social workers, or union members in all trades. They had a career at Xerox, IBM, Campbell Soup, and big Fortune 500 companies.

Well-heeled seniors, these middle-class concierge clients, have adult children who call a geriatric care manager when they visit Mom and Dad and find care problems – or their aging parents have a health crisis. But they will really shop around as they have been raised by frugal parents on limited budgets during their childhood even if their parents now have excellent retirement through defined pensions.

They want the best service and seamless points of the compass that an aging life or geriatric care manager can give each client. These retirees lived on small salaries. Teachers who graduated in 1967 made $5000 a year. So they lived a working life of cautious shopping and tight family budgets. Now in retirement, they can sail down the Danube with their generous defined pensions and afford private duty home care and long-term geriatric care management when they need it or their adult kids who visit home or the emergency room and know Mom and Dad need help.

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If you are a home care agency consider merging with a  care management agency. A care manager is a perfect person to introduce home care to family caregivers. Care Managers sit down with the family and go over the geriatric assessment and care plan they created for the client. Last, this 1-1 care manager meeting introduces a concierge guide through the labyrinth of caregiving, showing exactly what homecare plus care management will do to solve the client’s problems, increase their quality of life and offer relief to the sometimes-desperate family members. Find out more by signing up for this free webinar

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The Advantages of Merging Home Care and Care Management

Competition Survey to make third parties and Adult Children Choose you

Co-Branding the merged agencies.

Technology for both home care and care management

Co-Locating both staff.

Marketing Merged care manager home care.

Critical Success Factors for the Success of the Merger

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Merger of Homecare and Geriatric Care Management Makes You a Concierge Agency

April 11, 2023

The merger of homecare & care management gives you a concierge care manager who will serve& draw the top 10% of concierge clients

This merger of homecare and care management gives you the way to position your merged agency as the only home care agency that gives gold-standard exclusive  1-1 services to the top 5 % who demand this entitled level of care – who are the ” Rich and Famous” s (for example, President Reagan), Narcissistic Enrtitles Families ( Example President Trump)

Concierge Client-Teacher with defined pension

The merger of homecare & care management gives you marketing power to sign up the 90-55% 10% “Well Heeled Middle-Class Seniors: who are concierge clients in their retirement as they have defined pensions because they were in a union and never given a 401K. These surprising concierge clients are usually not demanding – they lived frugal work lives without riches, shopped at Payless or grocery outlets- but can afford you now in their generous retirement. They are represented by teachers, nurses, bus drivers, subway drivers, etc.

The lower 90% only call when there is a crisis, and that crisis often leads to home care. Homecare costs between 4000-6000 a month. This is why you need to serve that top 10%. The upper 10% can afford that, according to Pew research, in this nation of broad income disparity, and 90% below cannot.

Demand and not need determine the success of a Homecare or geriatric care manager business. This fundamental fact of life must be taken into consideration when developing a business plan for for-profit, fee-based home care and geriatric care management businesses.

 

Who Can Really Afford Homecare and Care Management?

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The target market for the merger of homecare and care management combined will not serve not the 65 million families who need homecare or management services but the much smaller subset of those families who can afford to hire a geriatric care manager and private duty home care agency or are willing and able to pay for the services that GCMs who can actually find their way to you.

 This subset really represents the top 10% of the economic spectrum and, more precisely, among the rich and famous, the top 1% who actually held onto its share of national wealth in the 2008 economic crisis and  gained quite a bit with Trump’s tax cut in 2019 

Adding geriatric care management with concierge customer services  transforms your  Home Care Agency into a more profitable service.

Why- a geriatric care manager is a powerful health care concierge, just like concierge medical services.

Combing these two services is a highly effective selling point to potential concierge clients who are in the top 10% income brackets.

These clients can afford long-term care geriatric care management and the most costly long-term expense, private duty home care.

 A geriatric care manager is a highly skilled geriatric health care professional who acts as a personal GPS to the concierge aging  family, making your homecare agency more attractive to wealthy clients

GCMs and ALCA members offer home care ultra-personalized aging parent care which Concierge Clients demand.

You build a deep relationship with the client and family by adding a geriatric care manager who creates this

Adding Geriatric Care Management Gives you A GPS through the Journey of Aging

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The care manager who practices as a GPS through elder care helps your concierge clients home care clients step by step through one of the hardest journeys of their life.

A geriatric care manager’s highly personalized service meets all the needs of the concierge’s aging family and the client.

GCMs are like a concierge at a 5-star hotel.  They serve the entitled clients and their family caregivers by solving their health and psychosocial problems as they age, arranging paid care through your agency, and finding many other ways to relieve the caregiving stress problems of their adult children while making elder care more seamless.

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The first and most important reason to merge care management &homecare is money. You will be able to capture billable hours that you are now giving away for free. The second reason to add care management to home care is market positioning. Clients will choose your agency if you offer this merger of 2 services key senior services and competitors do not. A third reason is a care manager is a perfect person to introduce home care to the family caregivers. Care Managers sit down with the family and go over the geriatric assessment and care plan they created for the client. Last, this 1-1 care manager meeting introduces a concierge guide through the labyrinth of caregiving, showing exactly what homecare plus care management will do to solve the client’s problems, increase their quality of life and offer relief to the sometimes-desperate family members. Find out more by signing up for this free webinar

 

LEARN

How this merger creates more Profit for both Care Management and Home Care

The Advantages of Merging Home Care and Care Management

Competition Survey to make third parties and Adult Children Choose you

Co-Branding the merged agencies.

Technology for both home care and care management

Co-Locating both staffs.

Marketing Merged care manager home care.

Critical Success Factors for the Success of the Merger

 

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Geriatric Care Management Business?Want to Start one?

February 7, 2023

Want to Start a New Geriatric Care Management Business?

 A care management business can be started by an RN, a social worker, someone in the health field, or anyone with dreams to become an entrepreneur.

But what skills do you need? Your entrepreneurial care management dream must spring from the intersection of three streams: your passion, your competence, and market opportunity. To start a geriatric care management business, the adage to “know thyself” becomes critical. Are you passionate about geriatric care management? You will need passion to sustain you when the situation gets tough—which it does in all beginning businesses. You must have the core competence both to be a geriatric care manager (GCM) and to run a business. But good GCMs with no business acumen, which is often the case, frequently fail in business. 

Is Starting a New geriatric Care Management Business a Good Choice for You?

To start of new care management business you need market opportunity, which is a business skill. In other words, are there enough people in the top 10% of the area plus third parties who will refer to you like elder law attorneys, concierge physicians, and unscale assisted living you serve to have a”market” to have sales and generate a profit? If very few older people in the upper 10% live in your services area, you may not be in the right place to start a new geriatric care management business. If 10 other GCMs are practicing in your town, the

An entrepreneur geriatric care management business?

competition may limit your own market opportunity.  You find out by doing a competition survey Finally, you need to assess why you want to start this type of business in the first place. Are you motivated by financial gains? by community recognition? by a need to make a difference? 

In a New Geriatric Care Management Business

You Have To Know Cash Flow

An entrepreneur care management business owner must understand billing and cash flow.  This is another key business skill needed by a care manager. Without this knowledge, you will fail like 50% of new businesses do. Along with this, you have to understand how to bill 85% of your care manager’s time to stop cash flow from putting you out of the business. This leads to overall financial forecasting skills. When do you break even, when can you hire a new care manager and afford to stop being a solo practitioner who wears so many hats you are crushed by the weight?

 

A new geriatric care management business

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  • GCM organizational design skills to create your business flow chart and job descriptions, and outline how power flows down your staff to deliver gold-standard care  to clients
  • GCM marketing survey skills to pinpoint  market opportunity, your area’s upper 10% clients, and 3rd-party referrals to market, to make your business profitable
  • GCM competitive analysis skills  to do a competition survey set the fee per hour your market will bear for your services and gage your market opportunity and  gather information from each, to position your services vs your competition’s so clients will choose you
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How Storytelling at Thanksgiving Can Give Elders A Happier Family Holiday

November 22, 2022

Want to increase aging parents’ and everyone’s enjoyment at Thanksgiving? Try storytelling at Thanksgiving using elders’ memories.

As an aging professional, you can bring joy to an older person  through reminiscence, storytelling, and oral history for elders

This Thanksgiving, if you really do travel to a family home or grandma’s house, travel safely  If not make the safest choice, stay home and  use Zoom and include your elderly

 

parent. You can do oral history for elders if they can use a computer or have a family member or friend who visits often and who lives nearby and is in their bubble serve and share Thanksgiving dinner at their home and use zoom with them to see other family members on the holiday.

Share Your Thanksgiving Story

If you are at a family member’s holiday dinner and use reminiscence for elders by asking everyone to tell their favorite story about a Thanksgiving dinner. Start with midlife members to get the idea and then ask

 

again parents to share their stories.

Oral history for elders will bring extra thanks to Thanksgiving by learning about an elder’s past and giving them the opportunity to share, which sometimes they do not do in the hubbub of family talking.

  The “telling ” also means someone documents. That magically gives the elder and a child social interaction and connectedness. Elders vividly recall their past by telling stories from vignettes in their life – especially life in their 20’s, which sparks the richest recall called the “20’s bump”, according to researchers.

Elders sharing stories means passing on history.

So try storytelling at  Thanksgiving and it becomes intergenerational. The older person is given a chance to give the larger picture of their life and family history to children and grandchildren or extended family, who may not have heard all the details of their grandparent’s or parent’s life before. My 10 grandchildren have grown up with their now 80-year-old grandfather. telling them exciting stories of when he was a California Highway patrolman. So a dual dose of a higher quality of life for both the older person and the aging family is increased through oral history and reminiscence.

Capture Your Families Past Before It Is Gone

 

 Many midlife adults now do ancestry and regret that they did not ask questions of older family members when they were alive. Capture that past now on this family holiday. An aging professional or a geriatric care manager can suggest family or friends record the Thanksgiving story as oral history using technology like an i Phone or i Pad.

Story Telling at Thanksgiving  with Story Worth

Another great idea to capture reminiscence for elders is giving them StoryWorth. 

 

My daughter sent this gift to her Dad and both he and I love it. Each week  StoryWorth sends a question to my husband that prompts him to write about his past. He writes his reminiscence out longhand and I easily use the dictation on my phone and email his story to Story Worth.

At the end of the year, my daughter will order a bound book of all the stories- a whole collection of memories, an oral history of an elder father that she might never think to ask and will be saved for her and her children to pass on family history. I will order a copy for all her three siblings. Equally important, my husband, really enjoyed writing about his past and the prompts have brought many vivid memories back to him.

Sweet grandmother holding a beautifully cooked turkey dinner.

 

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