By working with case managers, social workers, discharge planners, doctors and families, Always Best Care Senior Services of San Diego provides affordable, comprehensive solutions to the challenges that are often presented when an aging family member requires additional physical and personal support. The hallmark services of the company’s business portfolio include:
Home Care - With the assistance of a professional geriatric care specialist chosen to specifically meet their unique goals, local seniors can maintain their independence while living at home. Family members are encouraged to take part in the free personal consultation, where Always Best Care Senior Services will create a detailed, written care plan and work with insurance providers to coordinate billing procedures.
Assisted Living - Free of charge, this service presents seniors with options for choosing the most appropriate living facility to suit their needs. “We drive our clients to and from the facilities, and can carry a mobile database to the client’s bedside. We work with all budgets as well. I can promise that our company will never exhaust another family with a “list”, or give clients anything but our personal attention,” said Mathis.
Personal Response - Through a partnership with ResponseLINK, Always Best Care Senior Services provides personal response systems to seniors. Over 100,000 Americans have improved their lives with ResponseLINK medical and medical emergency monitoring systems.
"Whether a loved one is living with Alzheimer’s, cancer or Parkinson’s disease, or simply needs assistance making a weekly grocery trip, Always Best Care Senior Services of San Diego has the capability to enhance the life of the area’s seniors," said Mathis. "Our range of services can be tailored to meet a client’s particular needs, whether they require just a few hours of assistance a day or constant care 24 hours a day, seven days a week."
For more information about Always Best Care Senior Services of San Diego, please contact Bill Mathis at 619-757-1114 x 1.
