Professional Services
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Comprehensive Gerontological Consultation
An in-depth, in-home evaluation designed to provide a clear, professional understanding of an individual’s overall health, functional status, cognitive well-being, and living environment.
The consultation includes:
A detailed review of medical history, current diagnoses, and overall health status
Evaluation of functional ability, activities of daily living, and level of independence
Cognitive screening to assess memory, decision-making, and executive functioning
A comprehensive home safety evaluation to identify potential risks and provide recommendations for appropriate modifications
Review of medications to support safe and effective management
Assessment of current in-home support and care needs
Evaluation of social supports and available resources
Identification of potential risks, gaps in care, or areas requiring additional oversight
Following the consultation, a written care plan with professional recommendations is provided. This plan outlines clear, actionable next steps tailored to the individual’s needs and goals.
Recommendations may include coordination of care services, home modifications, medical follow-up, cognitive support strategies, and guidance on appropriate levels of care—both now and as needs evolve.
This process provides families with clarity, direction, and expert guidance—allowing for informed decisions and a proactive approach to aging.
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Care Coordination and Advocacy
Families often benefit from ongoing professional support as needs evolve. Christina provides comprehensive care coordination and advocacy, ensuring that all aspects of care are thoughtfully managed and aligned.
Services may include, but are not limited to:
Coordinating medical appointments and accompanying clients to physician visits to ensure recommendations are clearly understood and appropriately followed
Communicating with physicians and healthcare providers to support continuity of care and informed decision-making
Overseeing in-home services to ensure care remains consistent, appropriate, and responsive to changing needs
Monitoring medications and supporting proper management and adherence
Serving as an advocate during hospitalizations and care transitions
Assisting with the identification and placement of appropriate assisted living or care settings
Coordinating communication between physicians, home care providers, and services to ensure care is consistent and well-managed
"I can't express the gratitude we have for all that you do."
“We always feel informed, involved and completely at ease knowing you are managing all of the care for my mom. She is grateful she is able to remain home. Thank you."
— J. D.
Get in touch to inquire about the care your loved one needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sheehan Care Management provides gerontological advising and comprehensive care management for older adults and their families. This includes coordinating medical care, attending medical appointments, arranging/overseeing home care services, assisting with medication and pharmacy-related needs, and monitoring changes in health and safety. Each family’s needs are unique, and services are thoughtfully tailored to the individual, providing a highly personalized, concierge-level approach to care.
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A Gerontologist is a professional who specializes in the aging process and the unique needs of older adults. This includes understanding physical health, cognitive changes, emotional well-being, and the practical aspects of care and daily life. Through this expertise, families receive guidance, coordination, and oversight, helping them navigate decisions with clarity while ensuring care is thoughtfully managed and aligned with evolving needs.
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Care management is a comprehensive service that may include but is not limited to:
In-Home Assessment of physical, cognitive, emotional, and social needs
Coordination of medical, social, and community services
Arranging and overseeing home care services
Advocacy within healthcare settings
Assisting with medication organization and pharmacy related tasks
Home safety evaluations and recommendations
Assisting with long-term care planning
Support through transitions (hospital to home, home to assisted living or nursing care)
Guidance during times of crisis
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Sheehan Care Management supports older adults experiencing physical, cognitive, or emotional changes, as well as families seeking experienced, professional guidance in navigating care. Services are particularly valuable for families who live at a distance or have demanding schedules. With consistent oversight, clear communication, and thoughtful coordination, care remains organized and aligned with evolving needs – providing families with clarity and peace of mind.
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All services are provided directly by Christina T. Sheehan, Gerontologist, ensuring consistency, continuity, and a high level of professional oversight. Every aspect of care is carefully coordinated so nothing is overlooked, allowing families to move forward with clarity and confidence.
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Care management is a private pay service and is not covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or standard insurance.
Many long-term care insurance policies may provide coverage, so it is recommended to check directly with your provider.
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Yes. All services follow strict confidentiality and HIPAA guidelines to protect personal and medical information.
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It is not uncommon for older adults to feel hesitant about accepting support. Care is approached with patience, respect, and understanding, allowing trust to develop naturally while maintaining a focus on safety and overall well-being.
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While financial and legal advice is not provided directly, coordination with trusted professionals, such as elder law attorneys and financial advisors is often incorporated to ensure a well-managed and comprehensive approach.
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Services are provided throughout the Hudson Valley and surrounding areas, with remote consultation and ongoing advisory offered to clients beyond the region.
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To begin, call or complete the contact form to schedule an initial consultation.