emservices services offered
personal care and health support
daily living and household support
    transportation and errand support

    Getting somewhere is often only part of the challenge. Sometimes you also need someone dependable to help you get ready, get there safely, take care of what needs to be done, and make sure you’re comfortably settled when you return home.

    I provide personalized transportation and assistance for:

    • Doctor, dentist, therapy, and other appointments
    • Prescription pickup and pharmacy visits
    • Grocery shopping and other errands
    • Shopping, banking, and personal appointments
    • Social activities, religious services, lunch, and outings
    • Veterinary appointments
    • Appointment scheduling and coordination
    • Waiting with you when appropriate rather than simply dropping you off
    • Help getting checked in, finding the right office, and navigating larger medical facilities

    And the trip doesn’t necessarily end when we pull back into your driveway. I can help carry in groceries, put things away, pick up a prescription on the way home, or make sure you’re comfortably settled before I leave.

    companionship and lifestyle support

    Sometimes the most important thing you can offer someone is simply your time.

    Living independently shouldn’t mean feeling isolated. I provide dependable companionship for people who would enjoy having someone they know and trust to spend time with, get out of the house with, or simply share part of the day.

    Services may include:

    • Conversation and social engagement
    • Walks, parks, beaches, and time outdoors
    • Lunch, coffee, shopping, or other outings
    • Games, hobbies, puzzles, and other activities
    • Encouragement to stay active and engaged
    • Accompaniment to community events and activities
    • Scheduled visits and wellbeing check-ins
    • Simply spending time together at home

    Companionship doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes it’s a conversation over coffee, a walk by the water, a trip out for lunch, or just knowing someone dependable is going to stop by and see how you’re doing.

    home safety and emergency preparedness

    A safer home starts with noticing the little things before they become bigger problems. I can provide a practical second set of eyes around the home to identify potential hazards, reduce fall risks, and help make everyday living safer and easier.

    Living in Florida also means being prepared for hurricanes, severe weather, power outages, and possible evacuations. For older adults and people with mobility limitations, having a plan in place before an emergency happens can make an enormous difference.

    Drawing on more than 25 years of Emergency Medical Services experience, I can help you or your family develop a practical emergency plan based on individual needs, mobility, transportation, medications, pets, and evacuation considerations.

    Services may include:

    • Home safety and fall risk assessments
    • Identification of common household hazards
    • Smoke and carbon monoxide detector checks
    • Fire extinguisher inspection and placement
    • Basic first-aid kit setup and organization
    • Emergency contact and medical information preparation
    • Hurricane and severe-weather preparedness
    • Emergency supply and evacuation checklist preparation
    • Evacuation planning based on individual mobility and transportation needs
    • Assistance identifying appropriate local shelters and evacuation resources
    • Pool and outdoor-area safety checks

    The goal isn’t to worry about what might happen. It’s to be prepared, so you and your family have a plan if it does.

    administrative support

    Healthcare, insurance, appointments, and paperwork can become overwhelming, especially when you’re already dealing with health or mobility concerns. With more than 35 years of experience spanning Emergency Medical Services, healthcare operations, medical billing, and health and life insurance, I can help make those details easier to manage.

    Administrative support may include:

    • Organizing medical, dental, and insurance paperwork
    • Helping you understand the difference between insurance correspondence, Explanation of Benefits (EOBs), Annual Notices of Change (ANOC), and other healthcare documents vs. those “urgent” advertisements
    • Assistance organizing Medicare and Medicaid correspondence
    • Preparing for medical appointments by making sure important paperwork, insurance information, medication lists, test results, and other requested information are together
    • Assistance with scheduling appointments and making routine phone calls
    • Organizing bills, statements, important documents, and household records
    • Helping complete forms and applications using information you provide
    • Assistance with online patient portals and other healthcare-related websites
    • Helping organize questions and concerns to discuss with doctors, insurers, or other professionals
    • Assistance requesting accessible mail delivery or other accommodations from appropriate agencies and service providers

    Sometimes the hardest part isn’t getting help, it’s figuring out who to call, what the paperwork means, and what needs to happen next. I can help you get organized and work through it one step at a time.