Services · Ann Arbor & Southeast Michigan
Every good plan starts with understanding the full picture. Our care planning assessments identify problems, offer solutions and give your family a clear, step-by-step road map.
How We Help
The assessment is a thoughtful conversation and review that looks at the whole person, not just a diagnosis.
We meet with you and your care partners to discuss your situation and any concerns you may have.
We look closely at what is working, what is not and what options are available.
We devise a practical plan to address issues while emphasizing strengths.
We review financial, legal or medical issues and offer referrals to appropriate service providers.
We help determine your goals and create a road map to assist you in achieving them.
If you would like continued support, we can coordinate services and stay involved as needs change.
Who It Helps
Stefanie Palant Sinks, MSW, LMSW, has worked with older adults and their families for many years and has led this private geriatric care management practice in Ann Arbor since 2013.
Our assessments promote autonomy and person-centered care, so the plan reflects what matters most to your loved one. Contact us to schedule a conversation.
How It Works
Call or reach out to share what is happening. We will talk through your concerns and how we may be able to help.
We meet with you and your care partners, identify problems and create a step-by-step plan that builds on strengths.
We coordinate services, advocate with providers and stay involved as needs change, so you are never navigating alone.
Common Questions
We meet with the older adult and their care partners to discuss the situation and concerns, then identify problems and possible solutions. The result is a step-by-step plan that builds on strengths.
The older adult and the care partners involved in their life, such as a spouse, adult children or other family members. Family members who live far away can also be included.
You receive a clear plan with recommended next steps. Some families carry out the plan on their own, while others choose ongoing care management for continued coordination and advocacy.
No. Many older adults use an assessment to plan ahead, set goals for the future and stay independent longer.
Related Services
Stefanie Sinks Geriatric Care Management serves older adults, families and care partners in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County and across Southeast Michigan.
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