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Whether you are an individual seeking support/guidance as you age or a group of loved ones needing a neutral party to help navigate a loved one’s care direction, we are here to help.

We strive to provide the most affordable services for your needs and your wallet. Book a free 30 minute appointment slot to find out more about hiring Support for Aging.

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Ways Support for Aging Can Help Care Partners and Families

  • Personalized Resources and Skill Building

    Tailored guidance addressing supportive options, planning for the future, or emotional support.

  • Coaching and Education

    Valuable information on issues related to aging with dignity and meeting specific challenges.

Examples of How We Can Help Care Partners and Families

  • An older man with his head leaning on one of his hands looking discontent

    A person with an active career and whose father lives at home worries that he is not getting enough stimulation since they telework and are often unavailable.

    Support for Aging can provide custom enrichment opportunities for your father at a mutually agreed upon time and place.

  • A busy mother sitting in her office on the phone with two children fighting for her attention

    A mother of three is worried about her own mother who has had two falls recently, one without injury and one with a broken ankle. She has her hands full with her family, and yet also loves her mom and wants to help her.

    Support for Aging can provide coaching and support to help adult children.

  • A dad with one child on his shoulders and two hanging from his arms

    An entrepreneur's mother is in memory care and cannot really advocate for herself. Due to the man's job and children who need care, he cannot be there as often as he wants to be. He wants to know his mom is being treated well and is engaged.

    Support for Aging can provide extra support and engagement for your parent.

  • A couple pushing their older mother in a wheelchair on a walking trail

    A couple began helping their parents who are starting to need more assistance at home. They are not receiving support from their siblings and are frustrated. It’s complicated.

    Support for Aging can coach sibling communication techniques. Having outside support helps.

  • A young woman doing research on an iPad looking frustrated

    An adult child is helping her parent find the right rehabilitation care facility and is overwhelmed by the number of choices. Discharge is happening in a day or two.

    Support for Aging can help narrow down the choices, presenting 2-3 options rather than 10.

  • “I respect and admire Marti Bailey. She has the deep knowledge to guide families through personal transitions, the compassion to know when to be silent, and the professionalism to manage the business side of census. She's a friend, a peer and the consummate resource for me, her clients and her business.”

    — Shelley Harris, formerly Regional Director for Sunrise Senior Living

Problem Solving for Alzheimer’s Care Partners

We hold monthly interactive sessions where we discuss practical solutions and strategies for caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer's and other diseases that cause cognitive symptoms.

Whether you're a family member, spouse, neighbor, these events are designed to provide you with valuable tools to navigate the challenges of caring for someone with Alzheimer's and related illnesses.

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with other care partners and learn from experts in the field. Register now and let's tackle these challenges together!

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