Working in aging and eldercare means navigating more than services and systems. It means understanding people, families, risk, relationships and the realities that don't always fit neatly into a policy or process.
Practical expertise for professionals working in aging and eldercare.With more than 20 years in the aging sector, I work with professionals, organizations, and business owners who need an experienced perspective on the challenges, decisions, and opportunities in front of them.
My consulting work draws on decades of experience in senior living, eldercare planning, entrepreneurship, family dynamics, and professional education. Sometimes that means helping an organization think through a new program or service. Sometimes it means working through a particularly complex issue. And sometimes you simply need someone who understands this industry well enough to ask the right questions.

Areas I can help with:
Aging & Eldercare Expertise
Bring a real-world aging and eldercare perspective to programs, services, resources, and organizational initiatives.
Family Dynamics & Complex Situations
Explore how family relationships, cognition, capacity, conflict, and caregiving realities may affect the people your organization serves.
Program & Resource Development
Develop or review educational programs, professional resources, client-facing materials and initiatives related to aging and eldercare.
Industry & Business Strategy
Draw on my experience building and operating businesses in the aging sector to work through growth, positioning, service development, and industry-specific challenges.
Professional Education & Training
Identify knowledge gaps within your organization and explore opportunities for customized education or training.
Bring me the complicated stuff.You don't need to arrive with a perfectly defined problem or know exactly what kind of support you need. If it involves aging, eldercare, family dynamics, or the professionals who serve older adults, we can start with the problem in front of you and determine what would actually be useful.