SL 305 - Continuum of Senior Services
This course will introduce you to the spectrum of services available to the elderly in America. Evolving models of care delivery and senior living will be explored. Emphasis is placed on local care coordination, with a goal of providing streamlined, effective services without duplication or gaps.
The leader in senior living, while not necessarily providing direct care personally, will oversee the provision of care to his/her clients. Acting as a patient advocate, he/she will ensure that all needs are met through the development of relationships with other service providers. Students will explore the issues faced when a necessary service is not provided locally, and the leader needs to evaluate adding a service line.
Prerequisites & Notes
SO 310
Assignment Overview
TBD - course is not available until January 2016.
Course Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this courses, students will be able to:
- articulate the spectrum of services and care delivery models available to the elderly
- access information on new and evolving types of service delivery to the elderly
- develop partnerships and relationships with other senior service organizations in the community
- explain the variety of senior living options available
- apply basic principles of care coordination to seniors in his/her community
- recognize the potential need to diversify the service offerings of his/her senior living community in response to the clientele’s needs
Credits: 3 Offered: January 2016
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