Making decisions about senior care can feel overwhelming—especially when care needs change over time. This resource library is designed to help individuals, families, and caregivers better understand care options, recognize when additional support may be needed, and prepare for care transitions with confidence.
These guides are educational in nature and intended to support informed decision-making. ElderPath Care Coordination and Transitional Support does not provide placement or referrals and does not recommend specific facilities or providers.
Learn how to recognize common signs that may indicate it is time to consider assisted living for a loved one. This guide explores changes in daily functioning, safety concerns, health management, and social well-being.
Understanding different care levels is essential when planning for current or future needs. This guide explains the differences between care levels, helping families match care needs with appropriate support.
Discover the key differences between memory care and assisted living and learn how cognitive conditions affect care needs. This guide helps families understand which environment may be more appropriate.
Changes in behavior, health, or daily routines can signal that additional support may be needed. This guide outlines common warning signs families and caregivers should watch for.
Senior care costs can vary widely based on care level, location, and services. This guide breaks down common cost components, payment options, and financial considerations to help families plan.
Preparing the right questions can help families better understand care environments and expectations. This guide provides a comprehensive list of questions to consider when visiting care providers.
The information provided in this resource library is for educational purposes only. ElderPath Care Coordination and Transitional Support does not provide placement services, does not recommend specific facilities or providers, and does not offer medical, clinical, or legal advice. All care decisions should be made by individuals, families, and licensed professionals.
If you have questions about a care transition or would like support coordinating care and services, we invite you to contact ElderPath Care Coordination and Transitional Support.
ElderPath Care Coordination and Transitional Support provides senior care education, care coordination, and transitional support to individuals and families throughout Southern California, including Rancho Cucamonga, the Inland Empire, Los Angeles County, and Orange County.
Senior Care Education
Assisted Living Resources
Memory Care vs Assisted Living
Senior Care Planning Guides
Understanding Senior Care Costs
Care Transition Education