About Horizons Geriatrics
Meet Sandie Corr-Dolby, RN-BC CCM
Sandie is a registered nurse with nearly thirty years of experience developing and supervising programs for elders with acute, chronic and progressive health and emotional concerns.
A+ Rated
BBB Accredited
Nearly 30 Years of Dedicated Elder Care
Sandie has designed programs for home safety, health maintenance and improved quality of life for elders in residential, assisted living or a nursing home setting. Her nursing background includes Board Certification as Care Manager, and as a Pain Management Specialist.
She has Certificates in Gerontology, Advanced Adult Health Assessment, Psychopharmacology and Congestive Heart Failure. Sandie has also worked extensively in the areas of wound/burn management, end of life and palliative care, case management for elders and those with disabilities.
Credentials & Certifications
- Registered Nurse, Board Certified (RN-BC)
- Certified Case Manager (CCM)
- Certificate in Gerontology
- Certificate in Advanced Adult Health Assessment
- Certificate in Psychopharmacology
- Certificate in Congestive Heart Failure
- Pain Management Specialist
Our Values
Respect
We treat others as we would like to be treated. We acknowledge that everyone is right from their perspective.
Honesty
Communicating honestly. We only make the agreements we are willing, able, and intend to keep.
Compassion
We always try to understand and appreciate the customer's needs in every situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Geriatric Care Management and how Horizons Geriatrics can help.
A Geriatric Care Manager (GCM) is a professional who specializes in the complex care needs of an older population. The GCM has expertise in managing the special physical, psychosocial, emotional, medical, safety and cultural issues that affect the quality of life of elder persons.
Geriatric Care Managers assist clients and their families with the complex care needs of the elder population by providing options, simplifying complex medical and social processes and coordinating care.
An elder or their loved ones who are concerned about current functioning or medical challenges, or anticipating such challenges, would benefit from the help of a GCM.
No, Medicare does not pay for GCM services. Some Long Term Care Insurance policies will reimburse you for the GCM, but typically GCM services are private pay. We will send you a bill monthly or charge your credit card and send you a receipt, whichever you prefer.
Yes. It is often beneficial to have the GCM attend medical appointments to help coordinate care, especially when more than one doctor is prescribing medications or treatments.
Yes. If you request this service, the GCM will either provide it or arrange for someone to do so.
Yes. The GCM will help you coordinate, supervise and plan for care provided by others.
Yes. The GCM will pre-pour medications into weekly planners and help ensure medications are being taken correctly.
Yes. We will do the research and present you with findings so you can make an informed decision.
Yes. The GCM will help facilitate moving belongings, arranging storage, and getting you settled.
Your GCM will help ensure everyone caring for you knows your medical and social history, arrange for someone to be with you if needed, and coordinate with hospital staff for discharge planning.
Ready to Get the Quality Care You Need?
Contact us now to schedule a free initial consultation. Sandie will listen to your situation and help you understand what kind of support would make the biggest difference for your family.