Gotta love the AICPA -- they have a publication called "The Tax Adviser" that has a lengthy explanation of geriatric care managers, that will answer every question you have except whether their services are tax deductible.  

https://www.thetaxadviser.com/issues/2019/jun/geriatric-care-managers.html

Maybe because the answer is obvious?  Yes, social workers can be considered "licensed health care practitioners."   They are allowed to write the plans that make long-term care expenses qualify for a tax deduction.  

No question in my mind that this is deductible, but maybe I'm staring at the wrong part of the ceiling.  Where did that CPA come up with a disallowance for "administrative"?  When was the last time you broke out administrative costs from a doctor or hospital bill?  Does your health insurance bill "administrative" separately?