Two ways to work together
My work begins with understanding the whole situation before offering advice. Sometimes the right next step is more support at home. Sometimes it is assisted living or memory care. We figure that out together.
Aging Transition Consultation
Pricing shared during your first conversation
For families who are unsure what kind of support is needed, or who may not be ready for placement.
- A full assessment of the current situation and safety concerns
- A look at home care, personal care, adult day, respite, transportation, meals, and medication support
- Honest discussion of whether assisted living or memory care should even be explored
- Support talking through family conflict, guilt, and disagreement
- A practical, written next-step plan you can act on
This lane lets me help your family even when placement is not the answer.
Assisted Living & Memory Care Placement Support
Complimentary to your family
For families ready to explore assisted living or memory care. Compensated by the community only if your family moves into one of my partner communities.
- A needs assessment focused on the right level of care
- A curated, honest shortlist of communities
- Tour coordination and tour preparation
- Side-by-side comparison and decision support
- Transition support and a post-move check-in
I will not recommend a move unless I believe it truly makes sense.
Family Decision Support
Not every family relationship is simple. Some families are close and loving, some are complicated, and most are somewhere in between. I help families work through denial, resistance, guilt, and disagreement so you can reach a decision everyone can live with.
Post-Placement Support
A successful transition does not end on move-in day. I help your loved one settle into a new rhythm, get involved in community life, and feel a sense of dignity and purpose, while encouraging your family to stay connected and present.
What we look at together
Every recommendation is individualized. Before suggesting a path forward, we look honestly at how your loved one is really doing and what your family can realistically sustain.
- Safety at home and fall risk
- Medication management
- Meals and nutrition
- Hygiene and daily living
- Isolation and mood
- Cognitive changes and memory loss
- Wandering or exit-seeking
- Caregiver burnout
- Family dynamics
- Budget and finances
- Geography and logistics
- What your loved one actually wants
Let us look at what is really happening.
Tell me what is going on with your loved one. Together we will figure out the next right step, whether that means more support at home, assisted living, or memory care.