The social workers at Sage provide emotional support, counseling, discharge planning, and help patients and families navigate the healthcare system and access community resources during their recovery.

Social work services can assist with emotional coping, provide guidance on understanding your treatment plan, help with family communication, and coordinate support services for you and your family.

Yes, our social workers are available to offer support to family members as well, providing counseling and guidance to help them manage the challenges associated with a loved one’s hospitalization and recovery.

Our social workers can connect you with resources like home health services, financial assistance, transportation, assistance groups, and other community programs to support your recovery.

Absolutely. Social workers play a key role in discharge planning, helping to coordinate a smooth transition from the hospital to home or another care setting by ensuring that all necessary services and supports are in place.

Social work services are available to all patients and their families. You or a loved one can request a social worker through your nurse, physician, or other team members at any time during your stay.

Yes, social workers provide counseling for patients dealing with emotional distress, anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenges related to their illness or hospitalization.

Social work services are typically covered by insurance as part of your overall care. We recommend checking with your insurance provider for specifics regarding coverage. If you have any additional questions about insurance or need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact our office for more information or guidance.

While social workers cannot provide legal or financial advice, they can help connect you with appropriate community resources, advocacy groups, or referrals to professionals who can assist with those concerns.