Resources

Tools that make the next decision easier

Everything here is the same material we walk through with families at the kitchen table. Ask us for any of it and we will send it over, no strings attached.

Free downloads

Four guides, no cost, no strings

Each one asks for a name, an email, and a phone number. Nothing about health, finances, or the home.

Free printable

The 12 month downsizing and home sale checklist

Two printable pages that break the move and the home sale into five calm phases, with dated steps for each one.

  • Five phases from twelve months out through move month
  • Room by room sorting at a humane pace
  • The repairs that actually move the sale price
Get the 12 month downsizing checklist

Free printable

Questions to ask when considering senior living

The questions a brochure will not answer, grouped so you can carry one page onto every tour and compare communities honestly.

  • Costs, contracts, and how rates have actually risen
  • Staffing, care levels, and who is on site overnight
  • Daily life, dignity, and the track record to verify
Get the senior living tour questions

Free printable

The family conversation guide

How to talk about the next chapter without anyone losing trust, including the opening questions and a way to keep siblings aligned.

  • How to prepare before anyone sits down
  • Opening questions that keep the door open
  • What to do when the conversation hits a wall
Get the family conversation guide

Free printable

Signs Mom or Dad may need more support

A printable observation sheet for adult children who sense something has changed but cannot yet name it, organized by what you can actually see.

  • What to look for around the house, not just in conversation
  • Health, memory, mood, and driving signals worth noting
  • How to raise what you noticed without anyone feeling judged
Get the signs more support is needed

At the kitchen table

Other tools we bring with us

Tour day note sheet

A single page to record what you saw and heard at each community, so week old visits do not blur together.

Ask us for this one

Family meeting agenda

A simple structure that keeps siblings aligned and keeps your parent at the center of the decision.

Ask us for this one

Colorado support

Trusted statewide resources

We are happy to help you contact any of these, or to sit with you while you do.

Colorado Area Agencies on Aging

Regional offices offering benefits counseling, caregiver support, and in home service referrals statewide.

Colorado Long Term Care Ombudsman

Independent advocates for residents of assisted living and skilled nursing communities.

VA Aid and Attendance

A benefit that can offset senior living costs for qualifying veterans and surviving spouses.

Health First Colorado (Medicaid)

Long term care eligibility rules and waiver programs for Colorado residents.

You do not have to navigate this journey alone

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