Definition
In senior care, Care coordination refers to organizing providers, services, and information so care works together.
Families weigh this option against other settings — staying at home with aides, adult day programs, assisted living, or skilled nursing — based on safety, medical needs, social connection, and budget.
In California, licensing and terminology for residential settings (RCFE, board and care, memory care) differ from other states. Confirm the facility type on Community Care Licensing records before signing a contract.