We work with older adults, families and caregiver in a wide range of situations, helping to navigate the complexities of aging.

We have deep expertise in working with people with dementia, Parkinson’s Disease, neurodegenerative diseases, and other chronic illnesses. We take pride in welcoming clients from the LGBTQ+ community. And we are especially attuned to the needs of people aging without given or chosen family to support them ("solo agers"). 

Our goal is to enhance quality of life, encourage independence, and provide a safe and supportive living environment. We also offer expert knowledge and support for families during periods of stress and change.

How We Help Our Clients

Meet with Your Elder Experts to:

  • Explore options for living independently or at an assisted-living facility, retirement community, or nursing home
  • Understand which benefits and insurance you are entitled to
  • Learn about programs that are available for your family members or care partners
  • Receive guidance around how to discuss difficult issues with family and those closest to you
  • Make decisions about your future that feel right

Your Elder Experts can help when:

  • You need someone at medical appointments to help understand instructions and make sure they are followed, provide accurate history, and communicate the current situation
  • You need guidance on resources, medical care, or end-of-life decisions
  • Your family needs help with communication and decision making
  • You want a professional to help mediate differences of opinion about care options
  • You live at a distance or don’t have a close relationship with the person you care about but want to be sure they are well cared for
  • You live in Greater Boston and need advice about how best to move your parents closer to you
  • You need help coaching you through education and support while caring for someone with dementia
  • You want to know if your relative or person you care about is receiving all the benefits and services for which he/she is eligible
  • You need someone to coordinate a range of services, including medical, home care, and community supports

Your Elder Experts can:

  • Provide much-needed respite
  • Help you through a medical or emotional crisis
  • Advocate to get appropriate medical care and social services
  • Guide you to appropriate housing
  • Explain available community resources
  • Help with decision making and planning
  • Provide reassurance when you are on the right track
  • Coach you through education and support while caring for someone with dementia
  • Provide education about end-of-life care

Meet with Your Elder Experts to:

  • Learn how to best plan for your future
  • Find out which resources are appropriate for you
  • Understand which benefits and insurance you are entitled to
  • Explore options for living independently or at an assisted-living facility, retirement community, or nursing home
  • Learn about programs that are available for your family members or care partners
  • Receive guidance around how to discuss difficult issues with your family
  • Help you understand the progression of dementia and its challenges
  • Make decisions about your future that feel right

Meet with Your Elder Experts to:

  • Learn how to best plan for your future
  • Find out which resources are appropriate for you
  • Understand which benefits and insurance you are entitled to
  • Explore options for living independently or at an assisted-living facility, retirement community, or nursing home
  • Discuss difficult issues with care providers as well as those you are close to
  • Help you understand the progression of dementia and its challenges
  • Make decisions about your future that feel right
  • Get help when you need someone at medical appointments to help understand instructions and make sure they are followed, provide accurate history, and communicate the current situation

Meet with Your Elder Experts to:

  • Learn how to best plan for your future
  • Find out which resources are appropriate for you
  • Understand which benefits and insurance you are entitled to
  • Explore options for living independently or at an assisted-living facility, retirement community, or nursing home
  • Coach you through education and support while caring for someone with dementia
  • Learn about programs that are available for your family members or care partners
  • Receive guidance around how to discuss difficult issues with your family
  • Make decisions about your future that feel right

“I have rarely felt so well taken care of.”

- Adult son who sought our help following his 88-year-old mother's stroke

From one-time consultation to ongoing care management

Learn more about our Aging Life Care Services