Expect 1-2 hours for each consultation.

Inventory of your support system. Evaluation of strengths and challenges. Evaluation of biological, psychological and social needs.

Let's discuss things that are important to you, such as strategies for home safety, transportation, and medication management.

Where to find more help, and HOW TO ACCESS IT.

Strategies for common care difficulties, such as bathing, mealtime, and leaving the house.

Putting together important legal documents, such as Healthcare Power of Attorney and Living Will.

MoCA (Montreal Cognitive Assessment) is available upon request. This tool can help identify cognitive impairment and determine if further testing is necessary.

We'll learn about types of dementia, process for diagnosis, and what to do next.

What does your loved-one need, and who can help? Navigating these hard conversations can be a challenge, and we can help.

Caregiver respite and self-care resources.

Sometimes legal assistance is a part of the process. Whether it's Estate Planning or Medicaid Planning, an experienced attorney can be a good resource.

You will leave your consultation armed with education, support, and a written, step-by-step action plan.