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Guardian Senior Solutions

Care Manager (Private Geriatric Care Management)

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What they do

A Nursing Home or Home Health Administrator manages staff and operations at a long term care facility. Oversees admission and care of residents, staff hiring, billing and finances, compliance with regulatory requirements and building maintenance. Maintains professional licensing requirements. Manages staff, recordkeeping, billing, finances, and other administrative work for a home health care program, where aides assist clients with personal, household and some health-related services in their homes.

$101,912 / year median in California

+15% projected growth

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Job Description

Care Manager (Private Geriatric Care Management) Guardian Senior Solutions Irvine, CA Job Details Part-time | Contract $4,000 - $5,000 a month 15 hours ago Qualifications Master of Social Work Interpersonal skills Hospice experience Working with geriatric patients Public assistance program guidance Working with seniors Medicaid health insurance Driver's License Client management Working with families Social Work Geriatrics Full Job Description Care Manager (Private Geriatric Care Management) Guardian Senior Solutions | Orange County, CA (field-based + remote)
Compensation:
Base + performance incentive The role in one sentence You are the private social worker a family wishes the hospital had given them — sitting at the kitchen table, sorting out what's actually needed, and staying with them until it's handled. How we work Care comes first. Always, and completely. When a family calls us, the first conversation is about the person, not the money. What's happening. What's changed. What the client can still do and what they can't. Who's been carrying the load and how close they are to breaking. You assess, you build a plan, and you get care in place — in-home support, a community, a hospice referral, whatever the situation actually calls for. You see it through. Only after the care picture is settled and stable does anyone at Guardian raise the question of how to pay for it, and only for the families who need help with that question. Plenty won't. They'll get a plan, get their care coordinated, and be on their way, and that is a complete and successful outcome here. We are function across five verticals — care coordination, real estate, mortgage, insurance, and life settlements — so when a family does hit a funding wall, we have real answers instead of a shrug. But that capability sits behind the care work, not in front of it. You will never be asked to open with it, steer toward it, or bring it up before a family is ready. Everyone gets a plan Not every family who calls us is going to be a private-pay client, and we don't treat that as a wasted call. If the right answer is a county program or a nonprofit, that's the answer, and you give it to them clearly and specifically — with a name, a phone number, and what to ask for. You'll be expected to refer families to: Council on Aging - Southern California — HICAP for unbiased Medicare counseling, the Long-Term Care Ombudsman program, and the Answers resource guide Caregiver Resource Center OC — respite, caregiver counseling, and family support through St. Jude OC Office on Aging — the Area Agency on Aging Information & Assistance line and resource directory Age Well Senior Services — South County transportation, meals, and case management IHSS through the OC Social Services Agency , Medi-Cal, Meals on Wheels OC, and Adult Protective Services when the situation calls for it We tell families up front what we do, what it costs them, and how we're paid. Then we give them a plan. Every time, whether or not there's a dollar in it for us. What you'll do Conduct in-home and bedside assessments: functional status, cognition, safety, caregiver capacity, family dynamics Build written care plans with real timelines, real cost ranges, and a clear next step Coordinate and monitor in-home care, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing placements — including the follow-through after move-in, which is where most agencies disappear Attend care conferences, discharge planning meetings, and physician appointments when a family needs an advocate in the room Connect families to county and nonprofit resources whenever those are the right fit Recognize when a family's real constraint is funding, and — once care is handled — bring in our home equity and insurance specialists at the right moment Build referral relationships with hospital case managers, SNF discharge planners, elder law attorneys, private fiduciaries, and physician groups across Orange County Deliver required client disclosures accurately and completely, and document them Manage your caseload in our CRM What we're looking for Required Clinical or social work credential: LCSW, LMSW, MSW, RN, or equivalent geriatric care management experience 3+ years working directly with older adults and their families — case management, discharge planning, hospice, or private care management Real command of the Orange County care landscape: communities, agencies, county programs, cost structures, waitlists, who is good and who isn't The specific temperament this job requires: enough patience to sit with a family member who needs an hour to get to what they're actually afraid of, and enough discipline to still run a full caseload. Both. Neither one alone is enough Working literacy in how families fund care — long-term care insurance, VA Aid & Attendance, Medi-Cal eligibility basics, home equity. You don't need to be an expert on day one, but you need to be curious about the money, because the money is what decides most of these cases Reliable transportation, valid CA driver's license, comfortable in homes and hospitals Preferred CMC, CCM, C-ASWCM, or ALCA membership CDP or dementia-specific training Familiarity with reverse mortgage, HECM, or home equity strategies for care funding Existing referral network in South OC Compensation & structure Competitive base with performance incentive Warm inbound volume from our marketing engine — you are not cold calling We will pay for continuing education, certification, and licensing if you want to cross-train into the funding side Small team, direct access to the founder, genuine influence over how care management gets built here Guardian Senior Solutions is an equal opportunity employer.
Pay:
$4,000.00 - $5,000.00 per month
Work Location:
Hybrid remote in Irvine, CA 92618