Elder Care Consultants

01/22/2026

Elder Care Consultants is seeking healthcare professionals with experience in Aging Life Care Management for part time work.

One position will serve Montgomery, Maryland and areas of the District of Columbia. Another opening will serve Northern Virginia and areas of the District of Columbia.

Details are at https://eldercc.com/experienced-care-manager-needed/

12/02/2025

Unfortunately for many people, as of October 1, coverage for Medicare telehealth services have been significantly reduced or eliminated altogether.

Sorting through the changes can be confusing. Accessing much needed medical guidance and care can be far more difficult especially for seniors who have difficulty getting to doctors, physical therapists, and other providers. Get the details and learn about help available at our blog, https://eldercc.com/medicare-telehealth-coverage-reduced-or-even-eliminated-what-you-need-to-know/

12/01/2025

Elder Care Consultants' Vanessa Bishop shares why “We Had No Idea What Was Coming: Caring for My Aging Father,” by Michelle Cottle (available in The New York Times Opinion Section -11/24/25 ) has an important message for aging life care in the US. The author shares her family’s rapid and painful shift into comprehensive caregiving as her father’s cancer treatment revealed advancing Alzheimer’s. Read Vanessa's thoughts at https://eldercc.com/through-the-lens-of-an-aging-life-care-manager/

11/06/2025

Elder Care Consultants’ certified care managers Amy Evans and Chandis Black will participate in an upcoming panel discussion, “Compassionate Care Within Your Reach.”

This event offers caregivers and professionals an opportunity to learn from a range of experts in the field of aging, healthcare and caregiving. Amy and Chandis will highlight the vital role of Aging Life Care Managers, focusing on how they support individuals and families. They will discuss the customized person-centered approach that guides their work and how care managers collaborate with related professionals to ensure the best outcomes for clients.

Together with other panelists, Amy and Chandis will share insights and expertise gained from their many years in the field of aging life care management.

Harmony at Spring Hill

10/14/2025

Thank you, Carol, for this wonderful testimony about our work.

10/06/2025

We are pleased to serve our clients and their families!

09/23/2025

This is why we do what we do! Senior Care Manager Amy Evans, BSW, CMC just received these beautiful words of thanks from the niece of a client.

"Thanks so much for everything you've done over the last few years to care for [my aunt.] Your willingness to see to her every need and want (including the shopping trips - ha!) most certainly brought her joy. My sincere appreciation also for always keeping me informed and updated. Throughout all of her ups and downs I've always been reassured that you were there to make sure she received the best available care. Your personal attention and connection with [my aunt] made all the difference."

07/30/2025

05/30/2025

A growing subset of older Americans is aging without the traditional safety net of family. These solo agers are individuals over 60 who live alone, have no children, and are geographically or emotionally distant from family.

For solo agers, our heathcare system can pose significant challenges. Learn more about this growing issue and how we can help at our blog.

https://eldercc.com/solo-agers-can-experience-challenges-navigating-healthcare/

04/08/2025

In her most recent blog post, Elder Care Consultants Founder Vanessa Bishop reflects on the power of "I" in Aging Life Care Management.

Using "I" leads to effective communication, establishing trust, fostering positive working relationships with clients and their families, and the ultimate goal of achieving the identified goals of care as a team.

We hope the post will help you develop effective working relationships with your care team.

https://eldercc.com/the-power-of-i-in-aging-life-care-management/

03/06/2025

Effective January 1, 2025 a new rule applies to Medicare A patients when a physician determines a change from inpatient to observation status (OBS) during a hospital stay. The rule allows you to appeal the decision. This has a significant impact on your ability to receive care at a skilled nursing facility (SNF) and your bill.

Learn more and find out how to best manage this situation at our blog: https://eldercc.com/obs-implications-in-hospitals-and-medicare-appeal-actions/