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In-Home Care & Care Management

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 In-home Care

Do you or a loved one need a little bit of extra help in your home? Chores, errands, and personal tasks can be difficult or unsafe for many individuals to perform on their own. When your loved one requires assistance with bathing and dressing, our personal care services are designed just for their needs.

With our experienced and caring staff, your loved one can remain in their home and continue living independently for longer. Our customized care plans will match your loved one’s needs exactly, so they can enjoy care services that are uniquely tailored to them. Our compassionate caregivers are here to provide your loved one with exceptional support, while giving you the peace of mind you deserve.

Our personal caregivers offer assistance with activities such as:
  • Personal grooming, bathing, toileting, and hygiene tasks
    Mobility and transfers
  • Medication reminders and monitoring (administration)
  • Companionship
  • Light housekeeping, meal planning, and meal preparation
    Shopping and errands
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Niki Tucker

Director of In home care and care management agency
Niki provides families with compassionate guidance to ensure their loved ones receive the right level of care at home. Backed by a comprehensive license from the State of Oregon, she coordinates specialized care plans that balance safety, comfort, and independence. With 24-hour support and a team of vetted and trained caregivers, Niki ensures that every client receives professional, reliable care tailored to their unique needs.
Contact Me On:
503.583.2292
niki@seastarseniorservices.com

Care Management

  • A care manager is a professional with a background in social work, medicine, gerontology, or occupational health.
  • Care managers assist by providing guidance, referrals, advocacy, consulting, and education for clients and families as they navigate the new and often bewildering world of aging.
  • A Care Manager can help in the following ways:
  • Health Care Advocacy
  • Care managers will attend medical appointments with clients and advocate for needed treatment, procedures, specialty appointments, and more.
  • Liaison
  • Care managers often step in for families who are far away and serve as a "point person" between professionals caring for the senior to ensure that all interested parties are kept informed of developing issues.
  • Financial
  • Care managers can assist with navigating confusing insurance questions or help with bill paying.
  • Housing
  • Is it time to move someone to a higher level of care? Care managers can help find the right place for their next home.
  • Professional care managers have a large network of vetted resources at their fingertips, ranging from financial advisors and elder law attorneys to mobile home salons and pet care.

Care managers can assist seniors in navigating the challenges of aging with expertise in the following domains

Health and Disability. Financial. Housing. Families. Local Resources. Advocacy. Legal. Crisis Intervention.

Get Intouch With Niki to learn more!

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