Senior Transitions

The Consultation

Whether you're planning your own next chapter or supporting a loved one through theirs, the journey can feel overwhelming. You don’t have to navigate it alone. In my family-centered One-on-One Consultations, I meet with you—on-site or virtually—to explore every option, ease emotional tensions, and create a clear, step-by-step plan so your family can move forward with confidence and peace of mind.

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Essential Documents

Preparing for a home sale or Medicaid application can feel daunting, but the right checklist brings clarity. This essential documents guide helps families stay organized, delegate tasks, and gather everything needed for long-term care coverage. It’s designed to be shared among loved ones, advisors, or a trusted coordinator, with tips for both physical and digital storage.

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Senior Support Resources

Senior Move Managers

Senior Move Managers specialize in guiding older adults through the emotional and logistical complexities of downsizing and relocating. They offer hands-on support with sorting belongings, coordinating movers, arranging estate sales or donations, and setting up the new home for comfort and safety. Their goal is to reduce stress, preserve dignity, and make transitions feel manageable, whether moving to a smaller residence, senior living community, or aging in place with modifications.

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Elder Law Attorneys

When it comes to aging well, legal clarity is just as important as financial security or housing stability. Elder law attorneys specialize in helping seniors and families protect what matters most—whether it’s preserving assets, planning for long-term care, or navigating Medicaid and estate decisions. From wills and trusts to guardianship and healthcare directives, these professionals offer peace of mind and proactive solutions tailored to later-life transitions.

Discover more about legal experts in estate planning, Medicaid eligibility, guardianship, and long-term care contracts.

Senior Living Advisors and Placement Agencies

These professionals specialize in helping families assess care needs, explore housing options, and make informed decisions, often at no cost to the family. Their role is part matchmaker, part advocate, and part emotional anchor. They listen deeply, ask the right questions, and walk alongside families through every step of the process—from initial assessment to move-in day.

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Financial & Insurance Advisors

When selecting a financial or insurance advisor, seniors and their families should prioritize professionals who understand the unique challenges of aging. Look for fiduciary advisors with experience in retirement income planning, long-term care strategies, and estate preservation. In Hampton Roads, several trusted firms offer senior-focused services, blending financial expertise with compassionate guidance. This section highlights key local advisors and provides tools to help families ask the right questions, compare fee structures, and make informed decisions with confidence.

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Medicaid and Long-Term Care

Navigating senior care can feel overwhelming, especially when finances and medical needs collide. That’s where Medicaid steps in—not just as health insurance, but as a lifeline for long-term care. In Virginia, Medicaid offers vital support for older adults who need help at home or in skilled nursing facilities, often filling the gaps left by Medicare and personal savings. If you're exploring care options for a loved one, understanding Medicaid eligibility and services is key.

Discover more about Medicaid and how it’s a trusted resource for families and professionals alike.

Considering Aging in Place?

For many older adults, staying in their own home offers comfort, autonomy, and emotional stability. But aging in place works best when supported by thoughtful services that come directly to the doorstep—like in-home physician visits, personal care aides, home safety upgrades, and more.

Explore what Aging in Place can look like, and how families can build a safe, supported plan.