Aging Life Care Management for Los Angeles
Elizabeth Malloy is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), certified Aging Life Care Manager and Certified Dementia Practitioner who has been helping seniors and their families in L.A. since 2015.
Malloy Care Management provides personalized care and support to older adults and their families in the Los Angeles area, with a geographical focus in Beverly Hills / Mid-Wilshire / Hollywood Hills / Hancock Park and Larchmont Village / Los Feliz and Silverlake.
My approach
Clients engage an Aging Life Care manager (also called Geriatric Care Manager) like me to address a broad range of needs. Aging Life Care management involves a client-centered approach, whether that client is aging in place or in an assisted living community. My focus is on helping older adults as they face the emotional and physical challenges that come with aging while also engaging with their families and with resources in their community to optimize their health and quality of life.
I apply a social work lens to my work, advocating for my clients while also encouraging self-determination and autonomy whenever possible.
Crafting a plan that meets your needs.
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Coaching
One-on-one coaching of family members or group consultations in person or by Zoom
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Coordinating
Coordination and participation in client doctor appointments; assistance with coordinating caregivers from community-based home care agencies
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Transition Assistance
Assistance with transitions: from home to assisted living or board and care; from hospital or skilled nursing to home
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Customized Support
This can include suggestion and implementation of services like meal delivery, private chefs, private personal trainers, art therapy, etc.
Elizabeth discovered the field of geriatric care management after managing the health issues of her parents from across the country. Specifically, setting up hospice for her stepmother and participating in all steps of this process (medical, emotional and the fascinating family dynamics of older families) moved her to shift her career away from business to social work.
