Who we send your way

The families we connect with memory care partners

  • Spouses caring for a partner who has started wandering at night
  • Adult children whose parent can no longer live alone safely
  • Families moving a loved one out of assisted living as dementia progresses
  • Caregivers struggling with sundowning, agitation or exit-seeking
  • Families looking for a community that will keep their loved one through end of life with hospice

Families always choose their own provider. We introduce options; we don't make the decision for them.

How the partnership works

1

Apply

Tell us about your organization, locations, licenses and the payers you accept.

2

Standards review

We verify licensing and certification and review the items on this page before any family is referred. [Describe review criteria]

3

Partnership call

We walk through how introductions work and the terms of the partnership. [Partnership terms pending attorney review]

4

Introductions

When a family who fits your services and service area asks to be connected, we introduce you with the details they agreed to share.

Memory Care partners: common questions

How much do you share about a resident's behaviors?

With the family's permission, we share what they have told us about stage, behaviors and mobility, so your team can decide quickly whether to schedule an assessment.

Do you work with memory care inside assisted living?

Yes. Stand-alone memory care, memory wings in assisted living and secured units in nursing homes can all apply.

What if a family needs a placement fast?

Some do, especially after a hospital stay or a caregiver crisis. Tell us how quickly you can assess and admit so we can set the right expectations.

In an emergency, call 911. For a mental health or substance use crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), any time.
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