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Our services

We are here for you at any point in the process.

In the trenches beside you every day, we're fierce about making sure all care is provided correctly and effectively, with dignity and tenderness. Count on us to hang in there until calm and balance return.

How Can We Help?

Not sure where to start? Tell us what's going on.

Answer one quick question and we'll point you to how we can help.

Our approach

How Do We Help?

We are care coordinators, advisors, and advocates, not a staffing agency. Our interdisciplinary team includes a geriatric psychiatrist, a physician assistant, a dementia-certified care nurse, and experienced care managers who work together to provide comprehensive, person-centered support. We collaborate with physicians, caregivers, family members, and community providers to coordinate care, identify gaps in services, and develop practical solutions tailored to each client's unique needs. We also educate and support families, facilitate communication among care teams, and guide decision-making through every stage of aging and dementia. While your physician remains responsible for diagnosing and directing medical treatment, we serve as your trusted partner in coordinating care, advocating for your loved one, and ensuring that everyone involved works toward the same goals.

Care Planning & Assessments

Beginning with a comprehensive evaluation, we develop individualized recommendations that adapt over time as care needs evolve, ensuring older adults receive the right support at every stage of aging.

Services include:

  • Cognitive and functional assessments
  • Home safety evaluations
  • Personalized care recommendations
  • Family education
  • Planning for future care needs

Behavioral Stabilization & Crisis Intervention

Behavioral changes can be one of the most challenging aspects of dementia. Using our proprietary CARE Method in collaboration with Dr. Barbara Kamholz, we develop individualized strategies to reduce distressing behaviors, improve quality of life, and help individuals remain safely in the least restrictive setting possible.

Services include:

  • Behavioral assessments
  • Dementia behavior stabilization
  • CARE Method interventions
  • Crisis intervention
  • Care facility troubleshooting
  • Family and caregiver support

Medical Care Management & Advocacy

Families often become overwhelmed coordinating appointments, medications, and multiple physicians. We serve as your advocate by helping coordinate medical care and ensuring everyone is working toward the same goals.

Services include:

  • Medication management
  • Psychiatric and medical review
  • Physician collaboration
  • Managing and attending medical appointments
  • Communication with specialists
  • Medical advocacy

Care Transitions

Deciding when it's time to move a loved one can feel overwhelming. Because care transitions are among the highest-risk periods for people living with dementia, we guide families through each step of the decision-making process, helping ensure a safe transition and continuity of care.

Services include:

  • Hospital discharge planning
  • Skilled nursing discharge planning
  • Transition to assisted living or memory care
  • Ongoing care coordination
  • Facility selection and support

Ongoing Care Management

Care needs change over time, and care recommendations should too. Our team provides ongoing monitoring, coordination, and support for complex situations.

Services include:

  • Regular review of care recommendations
  • Monitoring changing needs
  • Coordination with physicians
  • Family meetings
  • Long-term care management
  • Advocacy across care settings
  • Household management

Family Dementia Coaching & Education

Sometimes families don't need ongoing care management — they simply need expert guidance from someone who understands older adults' care needs and dementia. Our one-on-one or small group sessions help families gain confidence, reduce stress, and make informed decisions.

Topics include:

  • Understanding dementia progression
  • Managing behaviors and communication
  • Home safety strategies
  • Preparing for physician appointments
  • Care planning and future decisions
  • Community resources and support
  • Caregiver confidence and burnout prevention

Available as single consultations, multi-session packages, or ongoing support.

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Frequently asked questions

When it matters this much, there are no dumb questions, only unasked ones. We want you to feel completely at ease reaching out and examining all aspects of our services compared with your needs.

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Give us some details about your situation and we'll start assessing it even before we speak, at no charge. The first 30 minutes of consultation are free. It's an educational half hour with no sales or pressure. Straight talk, real answers, expert advice.