Senior care planning

Compassionate Guidance for Patients & Caregivers

Guidance when the

path forward isn’t clear

At Elder Path, we’re more than a placement agency or insurance provider—we’re a trusted partner for families navigating the challenges of taking care of aging parents and loved ones. With compassion and experience, we help create a care plan that meets your loved one’s unique needs and brings peace of mind as they move through life’s final chapter.

How does Elder Path
help families?

Our senior care specialists and provide care advice and funeral support for families.

Also check out our FAQ page or Contact Us for More Information.

Step 1:

Complimentary

discovery call

In just a few minutes and a few simple questions we can evaluate whether we can help you or your loved one in their care journey.

Food for thought:

Who is the one who is going to care for you when you need it?

Who is going to pay for it?

I'm Natasha

Founder of Elder path

I am dedicated to providing personalized consulting services focused on enhancing the lives of seniors. Not everyone has the experience in caring for a loved one. I founded this company based on many years of clinical experience, caregiving and advocating for family, friends and residents. We advise of next steps by tapping into amazing local community and national resources. Our goal is to provide a clear path to care and ease the burdens of our families.

Learn More About Natasha

Want to learn more?

Check out our awesome FAQ page with tons of information about Natasha, Elder Path, and what services we offer. Or you can contact Natasha and she will be happy to help!

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