Home Care Organized Around Your Life
A clear care plan helps align services, schedules, routines, preferences, and communication.
What Is a MedSource Care Plan?
A MedSource care plan outlines the approved non-emergency support a client will receive. It documents requested services, preferred schedules, personal routines, communication preferences, and authorized contacts.
The Care Plan Process
- STEP 1
Initial Conversation
Discuss general support needs, preferred schedules, location, and service interests.
- STEP 2
Needs Review
Review which MedSource services match the requested support.
- STEP 3
Plan Development
Document services, routines, schedule preferences, and communication instructions.
- STEP 4
Caregiver Coordination
Coordinate an appropriate caregiver assignment based on approved needs and availability.
- STEP 5
Ongoing Review
Review the plan and document approved changes when needs or schedules change.
What a Care Plan Includes
Every plan documents the practical details needed to support consistent, respectful care.
- Client contact information
- Authorized family contact
- Approved services
- Visit frequency
- Preferred schedule
- Daily routines
- Mobility considerations supplied by the client
- Meal preferences
- Transportation needs
- Communication preferences
- Home access instructions
- Emergency contact instructions
Clear Communication With Authorized Family Members
MedSource will communicate with approved contacts according to the client's preferences, agency procedures, and applicable privacy requirements.
- Scheduling updates
- Approved service updates
- Care plan review discussions
- Contact preference records
- Permission-based communication
Care Plans Should Reflect Current Needs
Existing clients or authorized contacts can request a care plan review at any time.
Request a Plan ReviewCare Plan Questions
Answers to common questions from families and clients. Contact MedSource for anything specific to your situation.