I operate Genuine on a mission to give families a solid foundation built on mutual trust and respect. To support that aim, I offer a complimentary phone consultation to help us get acquainted, discuss your family’s needs, and determine whether my services are the right fit.

This conversation is an opportunity to ask questions, share concerns, and begin exploring immediate needs and possible goals — at no cost to you.

Whether you’re caring for someone at home or supporting a loved one in a community setting, dementia can bring moments of uncertainty. My consulting work helps families better understand what’s happening and find practical ways forward — always centered on the person, not just the diagnosis.

Together, we’ll talk through your unique situation, identify realistic next steps, and create small adjustments that bring more ease, safety, and connection into daily life.

Consulting is billed by the hour, and a written summary of each conversation is provided at no additional cost.

One-on-one visits in the home that honor each person’s individuality and comfort. Every visit begins with curiosity and flexibility — allowing the day to unfold naturally around conversation, meaningful activity, or quiet companionship. Using a gentle Yes-And communication style, I follow a person’s lead rather than correct, building trust and confidence over time.

I meet your loved one where they are, helping each day feel calm, familiar, and full of small moments that matter.

One-on-one visits within assisted living or memory care communities that center on genuine connection and emotional well-being. Each visit is shaped around the person — who they are and what brings them comfort. Conversation, shared interests, a coffee shop visit, fresh air, joining community activities, or quietly encouraging friendships with other residents — each moment is an opportunity for connection.

I help your loved one feel part of their surroundings and at ease in their day.

The most meaningful results often come from combining Companion Care with Dementia Care Guidance. Together, these services allow me to support both the person living with dementia and the family navigating care decisions — whether care happens at home or within a residential community.

When paired, families receive consistent updates, ongoing insight, and a deeper sense of continuity — so care feels connected rather than fragmented. This approach allows me to notice changes early, communicate effectively with staff or care partners, and help everyone stay aligned around comfort, dignity, and quality of life.