Family Eldercare

In-Home Counseling

Helping older adults by empowering them to improve their circumstances, enhance dignity, and quality of life.

Family Eldercare's counseling team

Through the process of talk therapy, we help older adults transition and cope with issues related to aging. Therapy sessions are offered in the comfort of the client’s home or virtually. Anyone 55+ can request a referral by filling out the online intake form below.

For information about insurance or the referral form, please email counseling@familyeldercare.org.

Family Eldercare’s counselors specialize in empowering clients to maximize their strengths and independence. Professional, compassionate staff provide counseling/therapy for a wide range of challenges including:

  • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • Caregiver Stress
  • Family Conflicts
  • Decreased Coping Skills
  • Loss of a Spouse or Adult Child
  • Life Transitions & Medical Issues
  • Early Stages of Dementia
  • Emotional Trauma
  • Unresolved Grief
Online Intake Form
If you are having a mental health emergency please call:

911    |   24/7 Crisis Hotline: 512.472.4357    |   Suicide Hotline: 800.273.8255

I feel like my counselors give me 120% of their services, they are excellent.
Counseling Client
Have had several Therapists—no one better than my current therapist, Tom U. who continues to help me through multiple family deaths as well as husband of 22 years.
Counseling Client
Life saving, life changing, safe-haven. Everything a human being could need that is not tangible.
Counseling Client
I had been in a hospital and had seen a psychiatrist there for depression, and got on new medications. They also recommended I see a therapist, and so that's what I did. That has been very helpful.
Counseling Client

Complete our online intake form.

If you need assistance completing the form please call 512.483.3580 or email counseling@familyeldercare.org.

Anyone, as long as the potential client is wanting and able to participate in talk therapy. It can be the client, a friend, family member, or health professional.

No; but if a doctor, PA, or NP is making the referral it would be helpful to get a copy of their note with the reason for the referral.

We define homebound as someone who is unable to get out to meet with a therapist on a regular basis. This can be because of inability to drive safely due to physical and/or emotional reasons.

No, we focus on one to one counseling. We can meet occasionally with caregivers if it is for the purpose of helping the client.

We accept Medicare Part B, some Medicare Advantage plans, and secondary insurance. We are currently in network with United Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, and Humana.

We accept clients who are elderly and/or disabled and are homebound if they are Medicare eligible. That includes 65 and older. We may also accept younger clients as young as 55 who are chronically disabled.

Currently Medicare does not have treatment length limits.

Typically, they are 60 minutes, however, some insurances will only cover up to 45 minutes. The length is also dependent on the client’s ability to maintain focus.

Yes, we currently provide Teletherapy to new clients through our Electronic Medical Records format. We will continue to provide Teletherapy as long as it is covered by Insurance companies.