How I can help

You've just gotten a diagnosis, or you've been watching something shift for months and you're not sure what to do next. This call is for adult children managing a parent's care from a distance — or from the same city, feeling just as lost.

We'll talk through where your parent actually is, what the BC care system can and can't provide, and what your realistic options are over the next 6 to 12 months. You'll leave with a clear picture and a short list of specific next steps.

This isn't a sales call. I won't be pitching home care services. It's structured thinking time with someone who has navigated this with hundreds of families.

For families who want a thorough, documented care plan they can act on and share with siblings, doctors, or other family members.

We spend 60 minutes going deep — your parent's current situation, what's working, what's at risk, what the care journey ahead likely looks like, and exactly what to do at each stage. Within 48 hours I send you a written summary: the situation as I understand it, the options we discussed, and a prioritized action list.

Families use this when there's a recent diagnosis and they need to get organized fast, when siblings disagree and they need a neutral outside perspective, or when the current care arrangement isn't working and they don't know what to replace it with.

In BC, a referral to a neurologist or geriatrician for dementia assessment can take four to six months. A lot changes in that time. A lot of decisions can't wait.

Through our network of international specialists — including the team at Gini Advanced Care Hospital in Mohali, India, one of the leading outcome-focused hospitals in North India — we connect Canadian families with qualified geriatricians and neurologists within days, not months.

This is not a replacement for your BC care team. It's a qualified second perspective, available on your timeline.