Lcacareers

Lcacareers

Client Services Advisor

Remote (Massachusetts, US) · Contract

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 20 days ago
HubSpotCRMLeadershipCommunicationCollaboration

About the role

  • As a Client Services Advisor at Alder, you'll be the first point of contact for families navigating complex care decisions.
  • This full-time role is best suited for someone with a background in care management or elder care intake - someone who can bring both clinical fluency and genuine warmth to every conversation.

Responsibilities

  • Own the intake process from first contact through internal handoff, ensuring timely and accurate information sharing.
  • Enter and manage referral and client data in HubSpot, tracking all follow-up and documentation.
  • Maintain responsive relationships with community partners and providers.
  • Support the coordination and scheduling of consultations, including pre-visit and post-visit follow-up.
  • Collaborate with the Manager of Client Relations and leadership to ensure seamless assignment to the appropriate care manager.
  • Data, Systems & Reporting - Maintain clean, up-to-date records in HubSpot, including intake progress, referral activity, and client engagement data.
  • Whether offering occasional consultations or urgent crisis support, we tailor our involvement to meet each individual's unique needs.

Requirements

  • Urgent Case Support - Triage urgent calls and provide temporary support to clients when immediate attention is required.

Nice to have

  • Actual compensation may vary based on factors such as licensure, years of experience, and other relevant qualifications.

Compensation

  • In accordance with the Massachusetts Pay Transparency Act, the expected salary for this position starts at $75,000 annually.

Company info

  • At Alder, we value our team as our greatest asset.
  • We offer a supportive, mission-driven work environment where your contributions make a meaningful impact every day.

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