Person-centered care coordination and transition support dedicated to helping older adults, medically complex individuals, and their families navigate changes in care with clarity, dignity, and continuity.
Care transitions—such as moving from skilled nursing to the community, or from assisted living to higher levels of support—can be overwhelming. ElderPath exists to help individuals and families understand their options, coordinate services, and move through these transitions safely and thoughtfully.
We focus on coordination, communication, and advocacy, not placement or referrals. Our role is to support informed decision-making and continuity of care while working alongside healthcare providers, care teams, and authorized representatives.
Person-centered approach
Working with care teams
Transparent service delivery
Guiding informed decisions
At ElderPath, we take a neutral, coordination-first approach grounded in person-centered planning. Every individual's situation is different.
We assess the individual's medical, functional, and social needs to provide comprehensive coordination.
We support informed decision-making rather than directing outcomes, empowering individuals and families.
We coordinate services across providers and care environments to ensure seamless transitions.
We ensure continuity before, during, and after care transitions to maintain stability.
We communicate clearly with families and care teams throughout the coordination process.
We do not make housing or care decisions on behalf of clients—we help organize information and align services.
We do not make housing or care decisions on behalf of clients. Instead, we help organize information, align services, and support individuals and families as they navigate complex systems. All care and housing decisions remain with the individual, family, and licensed providers.
ElderPath supports a wide range of individuals and families navigating care coordination and transitions.
Supporting older adults who want to maintain independence while accessing needed care.
Coordinating care for individuals with changing medical conditions requiring multiple providers.
Specialized coordination for those experiencing dementia or Alzheimer's disease.
Supporting family members navigating complex healthcare systems and decisions.
Guidance through Medi-Cal, Medicare, and private insurance coordination.
Our services are designed to complement—not replace—the roles of licensed providers, managed care plans, and healthcare professionals.
ElderPath provides non-clinical care coordination and transitional support to help individuals navigate complex healthcare systems.
We help compile and organize medical records, care plans, and provider information for better coordination.
We bridge communication between providers and families to ensure everyone stays informed.
We provide guidance and coordination support across care settings to maintain continuity.
We help individuals understand care plans, services, and next steps in accessible language.
We provide ongoing follow-up after transitions to promote stability and address emerging needs.
We work with healthcare providers, social workers, discharge planners, and community partners.
ElderPath assists individuals and families in understanding and navigating publicly funded care programs, including Medi-Cal-related initiatives and community-based services.
We provide education, coordination support, and guidance while working alongside plan-approved and licensed providers.
Education and coordination support for Medi-Cal programs, Enhanced Care Management (ECM), CalAIM initiatives, and Assisted Living Waiver (ALW) programs.
ElderPath does not provide Medi-Cal benefits directly, does not determine eligibility, and does not act on behalf of any managed care plan.
We believe in transparency about what we do—and what we do not do—to ensure clear expectations.
All care and housing decisions remain with the individual, family, and licensed providers. ElderPath does not make these decisions on behalf of clients.
We do not provide medical, clinical, or legal services unless otherwise specified by contract. Our role is to coordinate, educate, and support—not to direct or decide.
Contact ElderPath to discuss how we can support your care coordination and transition needs.