Frequently Asked Questions

Care management is a professional service that helps individuals and families coordinate, navigate, and manage healthcare and support needs. This includes assessment, planning, advocacy, and ongoing oversight to ensure care is appropriate, effective, and aligned with personal values. 

Qualitative Care Management does not provide hands-on medical or personal care. Instead, we coordinate and oversee care, advocate for clients, and support families in making informed decisions. We often work alongside home health agencies, caregivers, and medical providers to ensure superior care.

 No. We are not a medical provider. We collaborate with medical professionals and help ensure care plans are understood, followed, and adjusted as needed. 

We primarily serve individuals and families in Central Virginia. Some services may be available remotely depending on the situation. 

Yes. Trauma-informed care is foundational to our practice. We recognize that illness, aging, loss of independence, and caregiving can be deeply emotional and, at times, traumatic. We approach every situation with empathy, respect, and sensitivity. 

Care management can be short-term or ongoing, depending on needs. Some clients require support during a specific transition, while others benefit from long-term coordination and advocacy. 

Absolutely. Many of our clients are adult children managing care from a distance. We act as trusted eyes, ears, and advocates on the ground. 

The first step is a care consultation. From there, we’ll determine the appropriate level of support and develop a plan tailored to your needs. 

We’re happy to talk. 

📞 Contact us or schedule a consultation to learn more.