Aging Life Care Association InfographicWhile most Care Management clients are older adults, many also assist younger adults who face challenges of disability or serious illness. Care Managers may help people who have:

  • Physical disabilities
  • Developmental disabilities, (e.g. intellectual disabilities, Down’s syndrome, autism or Asperger’s syndrome)
  • Brain injury
  • Mental health problems

Care Managers can often help parents who are concerned about a young adult or middle-aged adult child with disabilities or chronic or serious illnesses of any type,. These Care Managers have experience and credentials to work with all ages. The Care Manager conducts a comprehensive assessment and helps the family plan for current and future needs of their adult child.

AGING LIFE CARE™ is a trademark of the Aging Life Care Association™. Only ALCA Members are authorized to use this term to identify their services. AGING LIFE CARE PROFESSIONAL™ is a trademark of the Aging Life Care Association™. It is an indication of membership in ALCA, and only ALCA Members are authorized to use this term.