We have provided a full range of personalized services to senior and home-bound individuals in the Denver metro area for over 15 years. Our mission is not home-health care, medical care, or simply companionship. Rather, we provide support, friendship, transportation and outings for those whose families can't be with them around the clock.

Care Management

While we provide daily companionship and concierge services, we also take a comprehensive care management approach to our client relationships. We have a diverse and deeply experienced staff of concierges, and we make every effort to pair clients with the best fit. From there, we work with clients and their families to develop care plans, implement them, and alter them as necessary as things change. Our knowledge of the entire care continuum and focus on care management makes us unique. We are there to make sure your loved ones age independently - as they would want to - while at the same time giving you peace of mind.

Concierge Services
Just a few of our service offerings include:
* Transportation and Errands
* Outings and Exercise
* Companionship and Socialization
* Protective Oversight and Safety
* Problem Solving
* Transitional Services

We not only provide transportation to and from hospitals, doctor offices, therapy centers and other care facilities, but we wait with patients, ensure discharge instructions are clear, and then take clients back to their home. This allows for less stress and confusion for the client as well as the family and has proven to have better outcomes for the health of the client

Specialty Services
We take pride in our flexibility, and our ability to customize our services to fit the needs of our clients. That service includes being available for long-term travel accompaniment, be it simply a vacation, or to visit family for the holidays.

To provide the best care possible for our aging adults, we must have the ability to be creative and develop innovative solutions. Elder Concierge Services has taken on this challenge by making the lives of the elders in our care not ones of exile, but ones of continued engagement.