Premier Care Management Of Georgia

Premier Care Management Of Georgia We are Aging Life Care Professionals that help seniors through many complex health challenges. Advocates, Care Managers and Resource providers.

Thank you ACAP Community for having Tracy on your Caregiver Community Podcast this month to talk about Aging Care Life M...
02/23/2026

Thank you ACAP Community for having Tracy on your Caregiver Community Podcast this month to talk about Aging Care Life Managers. We had a great conversation with Karen Summey about what an Aging Care Life Manager is, when someone needs one and how they help families. You can watch and listen to the podcast.
https://youtu.be/BZP-lm5NChA?si=rBwKBF4yBlcV9dcq

Happy National Caregivers Day!  Today we recognize all the people who serve as caregivers.  Thank you for all you do. Fo...
02/20/2026

Happy National Caregivers Day!
Today we recognize all the people who serve as caregivers. Thank you for all you do. For the compassion and dedication you bring to the families and for those you care for. Your impact reaches further than you know.

Planning for your aging parents isn’t controlling. It’s protective.It’s not about taking over someone’s life or making d...
02/18/2026

Planning for your aging parents isn’t controlling. It’s protective.
It’s not about taking over someone’s life or making decisions too soon.
It’s about making sure the right people can step in when they’re needed.

Falls are the leading cause of injury-related hospitalizations in seniors.And after a serious fall, many older adults ne...
02/16/2026

Falls are the leading cause of injury-related hospitalizations in seniors.

And after a serious fall, many older adults never regain the same level of independence, not because they can’t, but because confidence, safety, and support change overnight.

The good news? There are ways to help prevent those falls.
Here are 5 tips from a geriatric care manager:

1. Install motion detection lights in bedrooms, hallways and bathrooms.
2. Install grab bars in bathrooms and handrails on all stairs
3. Review medication side effects for dizziness and talk with their doctors.
4. Make a clear walkway path in high traffic areas in their home.
5. Get vision checked to make sure their vision isn’t changing and affecting their depth perception.

What other tips have you recommended or implemented?

02/11/2026

Most people think about care management in a crisis. But families who navigate this season well know something different:

Having a care management partner can also be about living well, not just managing decline.

It’s about honoring what matters to your loved one.
Preserving dignity.
Reducing stress.

And creating support systems that protect quality of life for the family AND your loved one.

If you’re navigating care for someone you love, you don’t have to wait for things to get worse to start building a plan. We are here to help.

Our Founder and CEO, Tracy Johnson presented last week at the 2026 Estate Planning Institute with the Georgia Bar Associ...
02/10/2026

Our Founder and CEO, Tracy Johnson presented last week at the 2026 Estate Planning Institute with the Georgia Bar Association.
Her talk was Boomer Planning: A Team Sport

Successful planning for aging adults requires collaboration, and we were proud to share the stage with Heather D. Nadler of Nadler Beirnath, LLC. and Barbara Scurry of Senior Partners.

When families have a team, they are supported instead of overwhelmed and better decisions follow.

We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to these conversations and for the professionals committed to serving families with care, clarity, and respect.

Many family caregivers tell themselves the same thing: “It’s stressful, but we’re handling it.”And in many ways, you are...
02/09/2026

Many family caregivers tell themselves the same thing:
“It’s stressful, but we’re handling it.”
And in many ways, you are.
You’re showing up.
You’re solving problems.
You’re keeping things moving.
But here’s what often gets missed:

Managing doesn’t mean it’s not costing you.
It shows up quietly
in time pulled from work
in constant mental load
in family tension
in decisions that never really stop

Caregiving rarely breaks all at once. It compounds.

If this resonates, you’re not alone, and you’re not behind.
You’re at the point where clarity matters.
👉 Follow us for calm, practical guidance for families caring for aging loved ones, before things reach a breaking point.

Team lunch this week! We loved spending time together and sharing meaningful conversation. Moments like these strengthen...
02/06/2026

Team lunch this week! We loved spending time together and sharing meaningful conversation. Moments like these strengthen our connection as a team. They remind us how important it is to slow down and be present together.

Thank you, Susan Phillips, for the thoughtfulness, care, and attention you pour into every client experience. This is a ...
02/05/2026

Thank you, Susan Phillips, for the thoughtfulness, care, and attention you pour into every client experience. This is a true testament to your impact, and to the way you bring clarity, organization, and calm to what is often one of life’s most stressful transitions.

02/04/2026

Most families don’t think about these questions until they’re forced to.

But in moments of illness, hospitalization, or sudden change, clarity matters more than intention.

Here are three questions every adult child should be able to answer:

1️⃣ Where are your parents’ passwords stored?
Bank accounts, email, utilities, medical portals—access matters when time is tight.

2️⃣ Do they have legal documents, and where are they?
Power of attorney, healthcare directives, wills. Knowing who and where saves precious time.

3️⃣ Who can make decisions if they can’t?
Medical. Financial. Personal. This needs to be clear—before it’s urgent.

These aren’t easy conversations.
But they are loving ones.

Following this page means more guidance like this: calm, practical, and centered on dignity and planning.

Our favorite thing is hearing from our families. ❤️
02/02/2026

Our favorite thing is hearing from our families. ❤️

01/28/2026

Talking with an aging parent about care works best when it’s about discovering what they value and what helps them live confidently.

Here are 3 conversation starters that help include your parent in their care decisions:

1️⃣ Have you thought about what kind of living situation would feel best for you if you ever needed more support? This invites personal preference, not assumptions.
2️⃣ What daily tasks feel easiest and which feel harder or do you not enjoy doing anymore? This opens discussion about independence and support needs. Instead of you telling them.
3️⃣ What changes would make your home safer or more comfortable now? Helps let your parent define their sense of safety.

💬 Have other questions that have worked well for you? Comment below.

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