Proactive Quality of Life Intervention & Psychosocial Care Management
Post-assessment flags of social isolation, low affect, or behavioral health gap in a high-risk older adult — without acute psychiatric indication.
- 1Quality of Life & Psychosocial Assessment
GCM administers validated well-being instruments to establish a baseline across physical, psychological, social, and spiritual domains — going beyond the clinical snapshot to understand the whole person.
GCM Lead - 2Individualized Care Plan Development
Life-history and preference-based interviewing informs a meaningful engagement plan. Goals are framed around what brings the member purpose, connection, and joy — not a generic activity checklist.
GCM Lead - 3Case Assistant Coordination
GCM supports the family in hiring and orienting a Case Assistant who follows the care plan — accompanying the member to outings, family events, and personally meaningful activities.
GCM + Family - 4Monthly Monitoring & Written Status Report
Progress tracked against established goals. Formal written report issued to the referring provider and client representative — documenting goal attainment, emerging concerns, and plan modifications.
GCM → Referring Provider