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Let us walk the caregiving journey with you
At Agewhale, we understand how challenging caring for your older family members can be and we want to make it easier through our personalized care planning and management services. Interested to learn how we can relieve your caregiving burden? Simply fill out our simple form and one of our consultants will contact you for a complimentary 20-minute consultation call.
Our service includes:
Consultation and assessment
- Schedule a video meeting with our care consultant
- Conduct an assessment of your family's care needs
Create a tailored care plan
- Research and compare suitable community resources and services
- Liaise with service providers
Follow up and assistance
- Collect feedback on services used
- Coordinate care arrangements
- Assist with other care needs
Personalized caregiving support
Based on your family's needs, the care plan may include:
Healthcare serivces
Discharge arrangement
Community resources
Emotional support
Family coordination
Caregiving skills
Medication mangement
Rehabilitation training
Home safety
Respite services
Social activities
Finance affairs
Legal documents
End-of-life care
Case Studies 1
Working carer caring for a bedridden family member
"Agewhale’s service is very meticulous. They patiently listened to my needs and requirements and conducted research according to my situation to help me easily find organizations that can provide the services I need. Sincere thanks!"
Situation
Heather struggled to balance her work responsibilities with caring for her bedridden mother. She had never utilized any social services and felt overwhelmed by the complexities of the elder care system.
Outcome
Agewhale provided Heather with a comprehensive care plan that addressed both short-term and long-term needs. They researched and compared various private in-home care services and guided her through the process of applying for government-subsidized community support services, offering a more affordable long-term solution.
*Names and certain details have been changed to protect the privacy of our clients
Case Studies 2
Long-distance carer caring for a family member with cognitive decline
"Agewhale has not only empowered and better equipped me for the caregiving role, but enabled our family to enjoy more quality time with each other. I highly recommend Grace and Agewhale to caregivers who needed support and guidance along the way."
Situation
Lesley, living far from Hong Kong, grew increasingly concerned about her mother’s memory lapses and behavioral changes, suspecting early-stage dementia. She felt overwhelmed by the challenges of long-distance caregiving and ensuring proper care for her mother.
Outcome
Lesley was able to continue her life abroad while effectively supporting her mother after Agewhale provided comprehensive care planning recommendations. These included guidance on cognitive assessments, resources for a live-in helper, cognitive training options, and strategies for managing her mother’s care from a distance.
*Names and certain details have been changed to protect the privacy of our clients
Hear from our clients
I am grateful for the professional information and advice provided when I was feeling lost and helpless, living overseas, and my mother was diagnosed with dementia. It enabled my family and me to promptly provide the most appropriate treatment for my mother and alleviate our anxiety.
Long-distance carer caring for mother with dementiaI feel that Agewhale is a very thoughtful organization. Grace carefully gathers information and relevant resources for me and my family's situation. I am grateful for the efforts and assistance of Agewhale.
Working carer caring for a family member with cancerI obtained a wealth of information about carer support through Agewhale, including community services such as renting equipment and a lot of shared experiences from fellow carers. These resources helped me understand how to connect with caregiving resources in the community. In fact, I wish I had access to this information earlier to avoid some unnecessary detours.
Working carer caring for grandmother with dementia