Before creating Seniors Living Independently, I spent more than 20 years in
high tech and corporate America as a manager and executive. That background
shaped how I approach this work: with organization, clear communication,
follow-through, and calm problem-solving.
My commitment to senior support became personal when I took on responsibility
for my parents and other family members as they aged. Over several years of
helping them remain safe, supported, and as independent as possible, I saw how
much families need a trusted local person who can notice changes, help with
practical needs, and keep everyone informed.
That experience led me to transition into senior support work. I am a certified
EMT and have also served as a care manager in a large senior community, where I
worked with residents with a wide range of mobility needs, including individuals
experiencing Parkinson's, dementia, and other age-related changes.
I created Seniors Living Independently because I believe older adults should
be supported in staying independent at home for as long as possible. The mission
is simple: provide practical, compassionate, non-medical help, home observations,
coordination, transportation, and family updates so seniors can continue living
with greater confidence and independence.