The Caregiving Concierge
One private hour with Nicole, and a written 30-day plan built for your family. For the facility decision, the family conflict, the new diagnosis, or the discharge you have 48 hours to answer.
$197 one time. No subscription, no application, no waitlist. Plan delivered within two business days.
One hour. One plan. Written down.
Families pay geriatric care managers $150 to $200 an hour for this kind of guidance, and usually walk away with notes they took themselves. The Concierge session ends with a document.
- A private hour with Nicole, by video or phone, on your family's situation specifically
- A written 30-day plan delivered afterward: the exact next steps, in the order to do them
- Who to call, what to ask them, and what a good answer sounds like
- What each step is likely to cost, and what to have ready before you make the call
- The conversation to have with your parent or your siblings, and how to open it
$197, one time. No subscription, no application, no ten-family waitlist. Book it when you need it, and book it again if the situation changes.
This is education and strategy, not medical, legal, or financial advice. Nicole's job is to make sure you walk into every professional conversation prepared.
What the 30-day plan actually contains.
Not a summary of the call. A working document you can hand to a sibling, take to an attorney, or read at 11pm when you cannot remember what you agreed to do first.
- Week by week. What to do in the next 7, 14, and 30 days, sequenced so nothing waits on something you have not done yet.
- The paperwork list. Which documents you need, which you already have, and which one is most likely to stop you cold.
- The money picture. What this stage typically costs, and the benefits families in your situation routinely miss.
- Your call list. The specific offices, roles, and people to reach, with the question to open each conversation.
- The family assignment. Who does what, in writing, so one person stops carrying all of it.
Book your session.
Before you book, have these ready, so the call starts where you actually are:
- What's happening with your parent right now
- The decision or deadline in front of you
You'll be taken to Nicole's scheduling page to pick a time. $197, paid at booking.
What happens next, and when. You pick a time and get an immediate confirmation email. Nicole sends a short intake question two days before the call so the hour is spent on your situation instead of background. Your written 30-day plan arrives within two business days of the session. If something urgent lands before your call, email us and we will move you up when we can.
Before you apply.
How is this different from a geriatric care manager?
A geriatric care manager is usually hired by the hour to handle a specific task in a specific place, and you leave with the notes you took yourself. The Concierge is one strategy hour that ends in a written 30-day plan: what decision is in front of you, what it will cost, who needs to be in the room, and what order to do things in.
The two are not in conflict. Part of Nicole's job is telling you when you need a local care manager, an elder law attorney, or a benefits specialist, and what to ask when you call them.
Is this medical, legal, or financial advice?
No. This is education and strategy. Nicole is not a doctor, an attorney, or a financial advisor, and will not pretend to be one. She makes sure you walk into every professional appointment knowing what to ask and what a good answer sounds like.
Is this a subscription?
No. It is $197 one time for one hour and one written plan. Nothing renews and nothing bills again unless you book another session yourself.
If you want ongoing support between crises, the Compass Community is $47 a month or $394 a year, and you can cancel the day your caregiving journey ends.
When do I get the 30-day plan?
Within two business days of the call. It arrives as a document you can forward to a sibling, take to an elder law attorney, or read at 11pm when you cannot remember what you agreed to do first.
What if I need to reschedule or cancel?
Reschedule free with 24 hours notice, using the link in your confirmation email. Cancel with 24 hours notice for a full refund. Caregiving does not run on a calendar and we do not pretend otherwise.
Can I book more than one session?
Yes. Many families book once at the wake-up call and again when the care plan decision arrives. Each session is priced the same and produces its own 30-day plan.
My parent lives in another state. Does that work?
It works, and long distance caregiving is one of the situations the Concierge handles best. Sessions are by video or phone. Where a benefit or rule is state specific, Nicole tells you plainly and points you to the correct local office instead of guessing.