A care coordination team meets with each participant to develop and manage an individual health care plan. Our program physician develops, monitors and supervises each participant's medical care and treatment plan. Hopkins Elder Plus provides all prescription medications. If medically necessary, Hopkins Elder Plus will provide walkers, canes, wheelchairs, hearing aides, eyeglasses and other equipment. Nursing care treatment, education and counseling are available to participants and their families.
Nurses also administer and monitor medications.
Occupational, physical and speech therapy are available if prescribed by the care coordination team. Podiatry, psychiatry, dentistry, optometry and audiology are available, if medically necessary. Other specialties are available by referral. Individual and family counseling and assessment of social and medical needs. Social workers may also assist participants in obtaining community services.