How it works
Finding the right place for a parent is a lot to carry alone. Here's what working together looks like, from the first phone call to moving day.
We talk it through
Call or send a message. Tell me what's happening, what your loved one needs, your budget, and where you'd like them to be. No cost, no pressure.
I narrow the options
I match care needs, personality, and budget to the communities and homes I know, and bring you a short list that fits.
We tour together
I schedule the visits and come with you, so you can focus on how each place feels while I ask the questions that matter.
I stay through move-in
From paperwork to moving day, I help coordinate the details and answer questions as they come up.
What to expect on the first call
It's a conversation, not a sales pitch. I'll ask about your loved one: their health and mobility, what a good day looks like for them, what worries you most, your budget, and where family lives. You'll ask me anything you like.
Helpful to have nearby, if you can:
- A general sense of monthly budget and how care will be paid for (savings, long-term care insurance, VA benefits, Medicaid)
- Any discharge date from a hospital or rehab
- Who else in the family is part of the decision
Don't worry if you don't have all of it. We'll figure it out together.
Services
Personalized senior living assessments
We talk through care needs, routines, personality, budget, and location so every option on the list is a real fit.
Assisted living placement
Communities that help with daily routines like bathing, dressing, and medications.
Memory care placement
Secure, specially trained care for Alzheimer's and other dementias.
Independent living guidance
Active-adult and retirement communities for seniors who want less to manage and more company.
Adult family home referrals
Licensed homes in regular neighborhoods with a small number of residents.
Community tours
I schedule the visits and come with you.
Care coordination
Help lining up the pieces: paperwork, assessments, and communication with the community.
Transition support
Guidance through the decision, the logistics, and the emotions of a move.
Local resource recommendations
Movers, elder law attorneys, and other local help when you need it.
Ongoing support through move-in
I'm there until your loved one is settled.
How I'm paid
My help is always free to families. When your loved one moves into a community or adult family home I've introduced you to, that community or home pays me a referral fee. That fee does not change what you pay.
If you choose a place I didn't introduce, or decide not to move at all, you still owe me nothing.
What that means for you
- You always make the final choice. My job is to help you see your options clearly.
- I'll tell you what I know about each place, including the questions worth asking.
- Before any referral, you'll get a written disclosure explaining how I'm compensated.
Questions about any of this? Ask me on our first call. I'm glad to walk through it.
Call today for your no‑cost consultation.
Tell me what's going on. We'll figure out the next step together, at no cost to your family.