Senior Advocacy • Care Coordination • Senior Life & Family Coaching • Transition & Urgent Support
Clear Guidance • Organized Support • Greater Peace of Mind
Helping older adults and families navigate healthcare, caregiving decisions, and changing support needs through ongoing monthly advocacy, stand-alone coaching, and short-term Transition & Urgent Support.
Monthly advocacy enrollment: New monthly-plan clients begin with the $199 Initial Care Assessment. Stand-alone coaching and Short-Term Transition & Urgent Support have separate enrollment processes.
How We Help
Services are personalized according to each client’s needs, authorization, location, selected plan, and agreed scope of support.
Senior Advocacy
Support that helps older adults and families prepare questions, communicate concerns, and remain informed and involved.
- Appointment preparation
- Appointment accompaniment when included in the selected plan or agreement
- Non-clinical appointment notes
- Questions for healthcare providers
- Organization of follow-up information
- Support communicating client preferences
Care Coordination
Organization and communication support when several providers, facilities, services, or family members are involved.
- Authorized provider communication
- Appointment and service organization
- Home-health service coordination
- Assisted-living communication
- Rehabilitation and transition support
Authorized Family Communication
With appropriate permission, we help designated family members remain informed and connected.
- Appointment summaries
- Non-clinical visit observations
- Care-coordination updates
- Upcoming tasks and next steps
- Document sharing through approved systems
Wellness Observations & Advocacy
Scheduled, non-clinical observations that may help identify changes or concerns requiring family or professional follow-up.
- Scheduled wellness visits
- General home-safety observations
- Fall-risk awareness
- Documentation of non-clinical concerns
- Authorized communication of observations
Resource Navigation
Guidance identifying possible community and professional resources based on the family’s stated needs.
- Home-care resources
- Transportation options
- Meal and nutrition programs
- Veterans resources
- Community support programs
Hospital & Rehabilitation Support
Non-medical advocacy and organization during hospitalizations, rehabilitation stays, discharges, and care transitions when included in the selected plan or short-term service agreement.
- Hospital and rehabilitation advocacy support
- Care-meeting preparation and participation when scheduled
- Discharge-planning support
- Follow-up appointment organization
- Authorized provider and family communication
Support for Different Types of Situations
Choose education and planning through coaching or focused, scheduled advocacy and coordination through Short-Term Transition & Urgent Support.
Senior Life & Family Coaching
Coaching is designed for older adults and families who need education, practical guidance, decision support, and a clearer action plan without enrolling in ongoing advocacy.
- Caregiving decisions and planning
- Family communication strategies
- Support preparing difficult conversations
- Long-distance caregiver guidance
- Aging and transition planning
- Personalized next steps
Transition & Urgent Support
Focused, scheduled, non-medical advocacy and care coordination during a hospital stay, rehabilitation stay, discharge, relocation, caregiver absence, sudden change in care needs, or another time-sensitive transition.
- Urgent Support Engagement: $250 minimum, including up to two hours
- 30-Day Transition Support: $1,495, including up to 10 hours
- Hospital, rehabilitation, and discharge coordination
- Authorized provider, facility, and family communication
- Documentation, research, and appointment participation within the agreed scope
- Additional service time billed at $125 per hour with prior approval
The initial review and immediate needs assessment are included in the first two hours of an Urgent Support Engagement. Services are provided during published business hours, subject to availability, and do not include emergency response or 24-hour support.
Explore Transition & Urgent SupportSenior Life & Family Coaching
A supportive place to ask questions, organize concerns, understand options, prepare conversations, and move forward with a more confident plan.
Stand-Alone Coaching
For families who need education, guidance, and practical planning but do not need ongoing advocacy or coordination.
- Private one-on-one guidance
- Caregiving and transition planning
- Discussion of possible resources
- Personalized action steps
Coaching Add-Ons
Coaching may be added to an active monthly advocacy plan for additional education, planning, and accountability.
- Essential Support Plan: one monthly session for +$125 per month
- Enhanced Advocacy Plan: two monthly sessions for +$299 per month
- Comprehensive 360 Advocacy Plan: four weekly sessions for +$450 per month
- Available only with an active monthly advocacy plan
- Scheduling subject to availability
When Coaching May Help
Coaching may be appropriate when a family needs direction and planning rather than active communication with providers or facilities.
- A new diagnosis or changing needs
- Caregiver stress
- Family disagreement
- Future or transition planning
- Questions about available care options
Who Benefits From Our Services?
- Older adults living independently
- Adult children supporting aging parents
- Families coordinating care from a distance
- Individuals transitioning after hospitalization or rehabilitation
- Families navigating multiple providers or services
- Authorized healthcare surrogates
- Authorized agents under a power of attorney
- Court-appointed guardians seeking outside non-legal support
- Families needing coaching, advocacy, or transition support
More Than Advocacy. A Trusted Presence.
Elder Guardian 360™ provides non-medical advocacy, coaching, communication, organization, observation, and care coordination so older adults and authorized family members can feel more informed and connected.
We help organize important details during appointments, hospitalizations, rehabilitation stays, care transitions, recovery periods, family decision-making, and changing support needs.
Our role is to support communication and planning—not to replace medical providers, legal professionals, financial professionals, licensed caregivers, or authorized decision-makers.
What Makes Elder Guardian 360™ Different?
Independent, personalized support centered on dignity, communication, organization, and the client’s preferences.
Advocacy With Purpose
We help clients and families prepare questions, communicate concerns, organize information, and remain involved in the decision-making process.
Coaching When Decisions Feel Overwhelming
We help families work through concerns, prepare conversations, understand options, and create realistic next steps.
A Bridge Between Families and Providers
With appropriate authorization, we support clearer communication among clients, families, providers, facilities, and services.
Coordination That Reduces Gaps
Appointments, follow-up information, transitions, documents, and authorized updates are organized and communicated more clearly.
Local Support for Long-Distance Families
Families outside Pinellas County can receive local, scheduled advocacy and authorized communication for a loved one in the area.
Clear Non-Medical Boundaries
We provide advocacy, coaching, organization, and coordination without presenting ourselves as a medical provider, home-care agency, guardian, attorney, or emergency service.
Need Support for an Older Adult or Family?
Whether you need ongoing monthly advocacy, stand-alone coaching, or Transition & Urgent Support, Elder Guardian 360™ can help your family become more informed, organized, connected, and confident about the next steps.
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