When the family needs to get on the same page.
Caring for a parent can strain even close families. We guide a calm, structured conversation so everyone understands the situation, has a say, and leaves with a plan.
When this helps
Is this where your family is right now?
Families usually reach out for family meetings in moments like these.
Talk it through on a free call- Siblings disagree about what Mom or Dad needs
- One person is carrying most of the load
- Family members live in different cities or states
- A big decision is coming, like a move or more care at home
- Money and who pays for what is causing tension
- Your parent wants a voice in the decision
How it works
From scattered opinions to a shared plan
Every family moves at its own pace. Here is what it typically looks like.
Private conversations
We talk with key family members ahead of time to understand each point of view.
A clear agenda
A simple agenda keeps the meeting focused on decisions, not old arguments.
A guided meeting
In person, by phone or by video, kept respectful and moving forward.
A written summary
Everyone receives the decisions, who is doing what, and the next steps.
What’s included
- Pre-meeting calls with key family members
- A neutral, experienced guide
- Care facts explained in plain language
- Options laid out side by side
- A written summary of decisions and roles
- A follow-up check-in
Good to know
- We are neutral. Our focus is your parent’s wellbeing and a plan the family can live with.
- Your parent can take part as much as they are able and want to.
- We are not attorneys or financial advisors. If legal or money questions come up, we point you to the right professionals.
Questions families ask
Frequently asked questions
Can family members join from out of state?
Yes. Family members can join by video or phone, and everyone receives the same written summary.
How long does a meeting take?
Most meetings run about an hour to an hour and a half, plus short preparation calls beforehand.
What if someone will not participate?
We can still meet with those who are ready and share the summary with everyone, so the door stays open.
Is this a one-time service?
It can be. Many families also use a family meeting as the starting point for ongoing care management.
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Care management is private pay and is not covered by Medicare. Some long-term care insurance policies may reimburse part of the cost, and we can provide documentation for your claim.