Local eyes and ears when you cannot be here.
Many of the families we serve live hours or states away. We become your eyes, ears and advocate on the ground, so you can make decisions with real information instead of guesswork.
When this helps
Is this where your family is right now?
Families usually reach out for long-distance support in moments like these.
Talk it through on a free call- You live out of state and cannot be there day to day
- Phone calls leave you unsure what is really going on
- You are flying in for every crisis
- No one is going to your parent’s appointments with them
- A neighbor or friend has been filling the gap
- You need someone local you can actually call
How it works
From guessing to knowing what is really going on
Every family moves at its own pace. Here is what it typically looks like.
Tell us what you are seeing
A free call to talk through what is happening and what you need eyes on.
We visit in person
We see your parent, look at health, safety and daily life, and report back honestly.
Visits and written updates
Scheduled check-ins and appointment advocacy, with updates you can forward to siblings.
Someone local who responds
If something happens, we are there, and you hear it from us first.
What’s included
- Scheduled in-person visits with your parent
- A written update after every visit
- Advocacy at medical appointments
- Coordination with local providers and caregivers
- One point of contact for siblings in different cities
- Help planning your trips so they count
Good to know
- We cover Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
- Updates can be shared with as many family members as you choose.
- Care management is private pay and is not covered by Medicare.
Questions families ask
Frequently asked questions
How often do you visit?
As often as your family needs. Most long-distance families start with monthly or twice-monthly visits and adjust from there.
How do we stay in the loop?
You get a written update after every visit, and we can copy siblings in different cities so no one is relying on secondhand news.
Can you go to appointments with my parent?
Yes. We attend appointments, ask the questions you would ask if you were in the room, and send you what was decided.
What happens in an emergency?
We respond locally and contact you directly, so you are not finding out hours later or piecing it together from a voicemail.
Related services
Other ways we can help
Care Management
One professional holding the whole picture for your parent.
Learn more →Family Meetings
Get everyone on the same page about your parent’s care.
Learn more →Hospital-to-Home Support
Plan the move home after a hospital or rehab stay.
Learn more →All services
See everything we offer South Florida families.
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Schedule a Free Intro CallPrefer to reach out directly? Call (754) 241-4283 or email hello@eldervisor.com
Care management is private pay and is not covered by Medicare. Some long-term care insurance policies may reimburse part of the cost, and we can provide documentation for your claim.