
Atlanta Geriatric Care Managers Who Help You Navigate It All
Guidance, Advocacy, and Peace of Mind for Aging Loved Ones
When you’re facing tough decisions about your loved one’s care, from medical needs to housing, safety, or family disagreements, our geriatric care managers step in with clarity and compassion. We help you create a plan, coordinate services, and make confident choices at every stage of aging.

What Is a Senior Geriatric Care Manager?
A geriatric care manager is your family's personal advocate, planner, and guide through the challenges of aging. At 4 Seasons Home Care, our care managers are experienced professionals who help coordinate medical care, evaluate living situations, navigate tough decisions, and connect you with the right resources, all with warmth and clarity.
Whether you're facing a new diagnosis, juggling appointments, or unsure what the next step should be, we help you create a plan that works. We collaborate with doctors, family members, and caregivers to make sure your loved one's need, along with your peace of mind, are always front and center.
Aging is complex. You don't have to figure it out alone. Our senior care managers are here to help your family move forward with confidence.
Care Management Services, Costs & Guidance
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Answering Your Top Questions About Geriatric Care Management
What does a geriatric care manager do?
A geriatric care manager acts as a professional advocate and guide for your aging loved one. They help create care plans, coordinate services, attend medical appointments, assist with housing or safety decisions, and support families through every season of aging.
When should we consider working with a care manager?

Many families reach out during transitions, like after a new diagnosis, hospitalization, or concerns about memory or mobility. But you don't need a crisis to benefit. We can help anytime aging starts to feel overwhelming or unclear.
How much does geriatric care management cost?
Costs vary depending on the level of support needed. Some families work with us for a short-term consultation, while others rely on ongoing care management. We're always upfront about pricing and will talk you through your options during the free consultation.
Is this covered by insurance or Medicare?
Geriatric care management is typically a private-pay service and not covered by Medicare. That said, many families find it saves time, reduces stress, and prevents costly care mistakes down the road.
Can you help if our family disagrees on what to do next?
Yes, and you're not alone. One of the most valuable things we offer is clarity and peace in complex family situations. We act as a neutral, professional third party to help families communicate and make decisions that are in your loved one's best interest.
Comparing Geriatric Care to Other Services
Service | What It Provides | Who It's Best For |
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Geriatric Care Manager | Guidance, planning, coordination, advocacy, and support for aging loved ones and families | Families who need help navigating care decisions, services, or family conflict |
Home Care | Non-medical help like bathing, meals, companionship, and light housekeeping | Older adults who want to age in place but need help with daily tasks |
Home Health Care | Skilled medical services like wound care, injections, and therapy, prescribed by a doctor | Seniors with specific medical needs recovering at home |
Assisted Living | 24/7 housing with access to meals, social activities, and personal care support | Older adults who don't require nursing care but can't live independently |
Nursing Home | Medical supervision, skilled nursing, and around-the-clock care in a facility | Seniors with complex medical needs or advanced memory care requirements |
Senior Care Manager FAQs
Answers to all your Geriatric Care questions!
Q What does a geriatric care manager do?
A geriatric care manager helps families navigate aging-related decisions. They create care plans, coordinate services, attend medical appointments, assess safety at home, and guide you through everything from housing to health to family dynamics.
Q How is this different from home care or home health care?
Home care helps with daily tasks like meals and bathing. Home health care provides skilled medical services ordered by a doctor. A geriatric care manager, on the other hand, acts as a professional guide helping you plan, coordinate, and make confident decisions across all types of care.
Q When should we consider hiring a care manager?
Most families reach out during big transitions: after a hospitalization, new diagnosis, or growing confusion around care decisions. But you don't need a crisis. We can help at any stage of aging when support and clarity would ease the load.
Q Does Medicare cover geriatric care management?
No, Medicare does not currently cover geriatric care management services. However, many families choose to invest in it privately because it can reduce stress, avoid costly mistakes, and improve outcomes across the board.
Q How do you choose the right care manager for our family?
We pair you with a care manager based on experience, personality, and your family's specific situation. All our care managers are trained professionals who bring calm, clarity, and compassion to every conversation.
Q Can you help if our family members don’t agree on what to do next?
Yes. We often serve as a neutral third party to help families communicate clearly, weigh options, and make thoughtful decisions, especially when emotions run high or the path forward feels uncertain.
Q What is geriatric care management?
Geriatric care management is a service that helps older adults and their families plan and coordinate care. A geriatric care manager works with your loved one, doctors, and caregivers to create a care plan, manage services, and support aging with dignity and safety.
Q Who needs a geriatric care manager?
Families often turn to a geriatric care manager when a loved one is aging, facing health challenges, or needs help navigating senior care options. It's especially helpful when family members live far away or when managing care has become overwhelming.