Senior care issues are often complex, confusing, and difficult to resolve. In addition, there are typically several different parties involved in the process. For example, a typical family may have three or four adult siblings along with their spouses and children, some of whom are also adults. Some family members may live close to your aging loved one, while others may live out of town or even on the other side of the world.

With so many differing opinions and geographical separations, it is easy for miscommunications to occur and for hard feelings to develop. Elder care mediation can help by bringing the parties together for a constructive dialogue. The impartial mediator focuses on current and potential future conflicts, and how to peacefully resolve them in a way that protects your aging loved one’s best interests.

Do you have relatives that live out of the area and can’t meet with you face-to-face? No problem. Through our virtual mediation services, we can facilitate mediation sessions involving multiple parties from anywhere in the world. As long as they have a high-speed internet or stable phone connection, we can arrange a live remote session with all the stakeholders.

At Advanced Mediation Solutions, we work closely with family members who are in need of elder care mediation. We will open the lines of communication. We will help families develop creative solutions to caring for a loved one, ever-mindful of maintaining the elder’s best interests and dignity. And when possible, elders may also take part in the process.

It is sometimes important to solicit opinions from elder law attorneys, geriatric care managers, psychotherapists, and other elder-care experts. We have close relationships with trusted sources who can provide the information you seek.