Elder Care Coordination Help
And Compassionate Elder Care Management

At Kentucky ElderLaw, our Elder Care Coordinators (ECC) are not just professionals; they are your partners in navigating the complexities of aging. Our unique, in-house team of dedicated coordinators understands the nuances of elder health care. The team focuses on a holistic approach to elder care coordination to help ensure every aspect of aging is managed with dignity and understanding. We are here with you every step of the way to help with long-term care planning in Kentucky and Indiana.

Crisis Management: We’re Here When You Need Us Most

We recognize that emergencies happen, and they often require a lot of decisions in a short amount of time, which can be traumatic and frightening. In situations of immediate need, such as post-surgery rehabilitation, sudden physical or mental health changes, or living conditions for couples, our ECCs provide swift management and support. We empower families to make informed decisions, even during the most stressful times, ensuring smooth transitions and in the best interest of all involved.

What To Do In A Crisis

If you find yourself facing an elder care crisis, contact us immediately. Our coordinators can intervene in emergencies, providing necessary support and guidance, whether a sudden hospitalization or an urgent care transition. Early engagement with our team can lead to more and better options, so we encourage starting your conversations as soon as possible. Schedule a free consultation today.

Planning for the future before a crisis is ideal. Contact Kentucky ElderLaw today to schedule a free consultation with one of our team members. Discover how early planning can enhance your options and provide you and your loved ones peace of mind. Call us or book your consultation and start your journey to empowered elder care today.

Meet our Elder Care Coordinators

Megan Schweri
Director of Care Coordination

Megan Schweri is a local Louisvillian and seasoned social worker who has worked exclusively with the senior population.

Megan obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from the University of Kentucky in 2003. Megan worked for a locally owned senior community for more than 17 years prior to joining the Ky ElderLaw team, bringing years of experience working directly with seniors and their families with her.

Megan serves on an Advisory Board for healthcare organizations that serve seniors in our community and actively supports and participates in non-profit organizations and groups such as the Alzheimer’s Association and the Stroke Association. She is passionate about promoting health and wellness for seniors in our community.

Caity Bright
Elder Care Coordinator

Caity Bright currently serves as Elder Care Coordinator and was born and raised in Bardstown, KY. With over 11 years of dedication to the elder community, Caity’s career began as an Occupational Therapist working with the geriatric population. Throughout her career, she has specialized in rehabilitation, environmental modification, as a Rehab Director, and guiding individuals through the continuum of care, ensuring they receive the support they need in their later years.
Caity is deeply involved in her local community, serving on the Advisory Board for healthcare organizations focused on senior care. She is also an active supporter and participant in various non-profit organizations dedicated to enhancing the lives of seniors.
Caity holds a Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from Spalding University, which has equipped her with the knowledge and skills to positively impact the lives of the elderly. Her passion for advocating for and empowering older adults continues to drive her work in the field of elder care.

Tsona Gawonisgi
Elder Care Coordinator

Tsona Gawonisgi is an Elder Care Coordinator at Kentucky ElderLaw, where he helps older adults and their families navigate the complexities of aging, healthcare, and long-term care. Tsona joined the firm in February 2026, bringing experience as a social worker and Memory Care Director in a long-term care and rehabilitation setting. His experience working directly with older adults and their families has given him firsthand insight into the challenges that can arise as individuals navigate changing care needs and healthcare decisions.

As part of the Life Care Planning team, Tsona helps families connect with the resources and support they need throughout the aging process. His background in long-term care provides him with a practical understanding of the challenges families face when making healthcare and care-related decisions. Currently pursuing a degree in Social Work at the University of Louisville, Tsona is passionate about advocating for older adults and supporting their families. Through compassion, advocacy, and practical guidance, he strives to help clients and their families feel informed, confident, and supported as they navigate the complexities of aging and long-term care.

Courtney Sidebottom
Elder Care Coordinator

Courtney Sidebottom is an Elder Care Coordinator with Kentucky Elder Law, bringing a clinical background in Occupational Therapy and more than 10 years of experience serving older adults across the continuum of care. Her experience includes working in skilled nursing facilities, long-term care communities, assisted living settings, and an acute care rehabilitation hospital. Prior to joining Kentucky Elder Law, Courtney served as a Director of Rehabilitation, bringing extensive experience in coordinating interdisciplinary care and helping older adults maintain their independence and quality of life.

As part of the Life Care Planning team, Courtney helps clients and families navigate healthcare decisions, long-term care options, care transitions, and aging-related challenges. Her diverse clinical and leadership experience provides her with a comprehensive understanding of the healthcare system and the unique challenges individuals and families face as care needs evolve. Courtney is passionate about advocacy and believes every client deserves dignity, respect, and personalized support. She strives to help families feel informed, empowered, and confident as they navigate complex healthcare and long-term care decisions.

A Journey to Stability

After 287 days in the hospital and ineligible for Medicaid, our client faced an uncertain future. Our team quickly navigated the bureaucratic hurdles to secure Medicaid support and appropriate nursing home placement, safeguarding his dignity and ongoing care needs. Without the knowledge and guidance from Kentucky ElderLaw, this family would have been struggling to support their loved one. We were happy to be trusted to step in and help during this critical time. Be sure to devise a plan and bring you and your loved ones peace of mind before a crisis emerges; call us today to devise a plan and bring you and your loved ones peace of mind.

Schedule a Free Consultation Today

Planning for the future before a crisis is ideal. If you need elder care coordination help, contact Kentucky ElderLaw today to schedule a free consultation with one of our team members. Discover how early planning can enhance your options and provide you and your loved ones peace of mind.

Call us or book your consultation and start your journey to empowered elder care today.

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