Free family guide
Is Mom or Dad Needing More Help?
Caring for a parent is hard, and you don't have to figure it out alone. Our free family guide walks you through the signs to watch for, what care at home looks like, what Medicare covers, and how to start the conversation.
- 9-page printable guide
- Plain-language answers
- Instant download
Here's your guide, friend.
Thank you for taking this first step. It's a big one. Someone from our care team will reach out to help with whatever you need next.
Open My GuideWhat's inside
Six Things Every Family Should Know
Written for adult children who are starting to worry about a parent and want honest answers before they make a call.
01
The quiet warning signs
A printable checklist of changes in health, the home, mood, memory and daily life that families often miss or explain away.
02
What care at home looks like
The difference between home care, home health and in-home medical care, explained in plain language.
03
What Medicare covers
What's usually covered, what isn't, how the 80/20 split works, and which insurance plans we accept.
04
Talking with a parent who resists help
Gentle, practical ways to bring it up, with words that tend to land better than "you can't do this anymore."
05
Questions to ask any provider
A checklist for comparing care options, whether you choose us or someone else.
06
Taking care of yourself, too
Simple ways to share the load and avoid burnout while you look after someone you love.
Is this guide for you?
Most families start right where you are: worried, a little unsure what's normal, and not quite ready to pick up the phone.
That's okay. This guide gives you the answers first, on your own time, so you feel ready for whatever comes next.
- Mom asked the same question twice in ten minutes
- Dad has fallen, or almost fallen, more than once
- There's been a recent ER visit or hospital stay
- The pill organizer doesn't add up anymore
- You live far away and worry between visits
- You're stretched thin and not sure where to start
How it works
Your Guide in Under a Minute
No long forms and no medical details. Just your first name and email.
Tell us where to send it
Enter your first name and email. Phone is optional.
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Your guide opens instantly. Read it on your phone or print it for the family.
Reach out when you're ready
Our care team will follow up to help with whatever you need next, and care usually begins within one to two weeks.
When you're ready for more support
Physician-Led Care That Comes to Your Parent
Through our COMPASS program, Seniority Healthcare brings coordinated medical care to seniors at home, so fewer problems get missed between office visits.
- Every patient gets a physician or provider, a nurse case manager and a care coordinator
- Visits at home weekly, every other week or monthly, depending on what your parent needs
- Primary care, chronic condition management, medications, behavioral health and care coordination
- 24/7 on-call access to a provider for every patient
- Your parent can keep their current doctor, or we can serve as their primary care team
Insurance
We accept Medicare and most PPO and Medicare Advantage plans, including Aetna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Highmark, Horizon and Blue Cross Blue Shield. Not sure about your plan? We'll check your coverage before anything else.
See the full list of accepted plans, or send your parent's insurance information to referral@seniorityhealthcare.com.
Questions families ask
Family Guide FAQ
Is the family guide really free?
Yes. The guide is free, and there's no obligation. Enter your first name and email, and it opens right away.
Who is this guide for?
It's written for adult children and family members who are noticing changes in an aging parent and want to understand their options before making any decisions.
How do I know if my parent needs more help at home?
Common signs include falls or near-falls, medication mix-ups, missed appointments, recent ER visits, changes in memory or mood, and trouble with everyday tasks like bathing, cooking or keeping up with the house. No single sign means something is wrong, but several together are worth a closer look. The guide includes a full printable checklist.
Does Medicare cover in-home medical care?
Medicare Part B covers medically necessary visits from doctors and other providers, including visits in the home. Original Medicare usually pays 80% of the approved cost, and a supplemental plan typically covers the other 20%. Medicare Advantage plans each have their own rules.
What insurance does Seniority Healthcare accept?
We accept Medicare and most PPO and Medicare Advantage plans, including Aetna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Highmark, Horizon and Blue Cross Blue Shield. Not sure about your plan? We'll check your coverage before anything else. We don't accept Medicaid at this time, but if your parent has both Medicare and Medicaid, we can help as long as Medicare is their primary insurance.
How soon can care start?
Care usually begins within one to two weeks of your first call, and sometimes sooner.
Where does Seniority Healthcare provide care?
We provide physician-led care at home for families in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and Delaware.
You don't have to figure this out alone.
Get the free family guide and know what to look for, what's covered, and what to ask.
This guide is for general information and isn't medical or insurance advice. Coverage varies by plan. If your parent is having an emergency, call 911.