Pediatric Care
Adult-Care
Elderly-Care

Pediatric Care

Adult Medical
Social Work

Guidance, advocacy, and resource coordination for the life challenges that affect health and recovery.

What We Do

Adult medical social workers help patients and families address emotional, financial, social, and practical barriers to care. Services may include psychosocial assessment, short-term counseling, benefits navigation, community-resource coordination, and transition planning.

Who This Service Is For

We support adult patients with a wide range of diagnoses, functional needs, and medical complexities. Common populations may include:

Adults adjusting to a new diagnosis, disability, or major change in function

Patients whose recovery is affected by financial, housing, transportation, or insurance barriers

Patients and caregivers needing emotional support or help coordinating resources

Adults preparing for a change in care setting or long-term support needs

Areas of Focus

  • Adjustment to illness, disability, loss, and changing family roles
  • Depression, anxiety, caregiver stress, grief, and crisis support
  • Disability, insurance, waiver, financial, and community-resource navigation
  • Housing, food, transportation, employment, and social-support barriers
  • Patient rights, advocacy, care conferences, and advance-care discussions within scope
  • Hospital-to-home, outpatient, long-term-care, and community-reintegration planning

Specialized Care May Include

Care is individualized according to each patient’s needs, provider orders, plan of care, authorization, and service availability. Support may include, but is not limited to:

Adjustment and Caregiver Support

Short-term psychosocial support for patients and families navigating health-related change.

  • Adjustment-to-illness counseling
  • Caregiver stress and family support
  • Grief and crisis intervention

Benefits, Resources, and Transition Planning

Practical guidance that connects patients with services and reduces barriers to recovery.

  • Insurance and disability-resource navigation
  • Housing, food, transportation, and financial referrals
  • Hospital-to-home and community transition planning
  • Coordination with agencies and support programs

Not sure if this is right for you?

Contact us if social, emotional, financial, or practical barriers are affecting care at home.

Refer A Patient To Our Care

Healthcare providers can submit referrals easily. Parents can also request appointments for their children.

Customer Support

+1 (555) 707-1234

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We Accept Insurance Plans

We work with most major insurance providers to make quality
pediatric care accessible to all families.

Where we serve?

Two local offices supporting patients and families across 11 Florida counties and expanding.

LEGEND

Northeast Florida • Region 4

7 Countries
Served

COUNTY COVERAGE

Baker • Clay • Duval • Flagler • Nassau • St. Johns • Volusia

Central Florida • Region 7

4 Countries
Served

COUNTY COVERAGE

Orange • Seminole • Osceola • Brevard

Services offered

Skilled Nursing

Physical Therapy

Occupational Therapy

Speech-Language Therapy

Respiratory Therapy

Medical Social Work

Home-Health Aide

Coverage depends on the service you need.
Contact us to see if our services are available in your area.

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