News & Information

Articles of Interest

	Taking Care of Parents Also Means Taking Care of Finances by Walecia Konrad for The New York Times Are you contributing financially to your aging parents' care? Four steps can help you get the support you need.

	So Far Away – 20 Questions for Long-Distance Caregivers Publication from the National Institute on Aging Caregiving can be especially difficult from afar. This 48-page (PDF) booklet from the NIA offers useful insights for long-distance caregivers.

	Patient Money: When Elder Care Problems Escalate, You Can Hire an Expert by Lesley Alderman for The New York Times When caring for an elderly parent gets especially tough, a geriatric care manager may be the best remedy for everyone.

	End of Life Issues - Navigating the Maze by Louis Horvath of Intervention Associates for The Philadelphia Estate Planning Council Preparing for a change of health, though often overlooked, should play a key role in estate and financial planning. Here's where to start. (PDF)

General Information

Needs Assessment
Intervention Associates prepares a professional assessment of each client's needs as the basis of our care plan. See an example.

Follow-up Reports
With ongoing care management, we provide monthly follow-up reports written in narrative style, not in checklist format. See an example.

Warning Signs
People at risk often demonstrate a combination of these symptoms. Does someone you know need help caring for himself?

"What a Professional Care Manager Can Do for You" (video)
This video from the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers provides useful insight into the care manager's role.

News & Events

Intervention Associates participates in and sponsors a wide variety of regional forums and industry meetings on elderlaw, estate and financial planning, and other relevant issues. Executive Director Louis D. Horvath often speaks at these events and his articles appear in related publications.

Intervention Associates 2010 Activities