Questions families ask

I work alongside hospice — gladly. Hospice cares for the medical journey; I help carry the human one, filling the hours between visits with steady presence and helping the whole family feel supported. I will never get in the way of your hospice or medical team.

Not at all. Some families call months ahead to plan calmly, some in the final days, and some after a loss for grief support. Many people reach out simply to learn what's possible. There is no wrong time, and no commitment in a first conversation.

I don't provide medical care — no diagnosing, no prescribing, no managing medications, and no hands-on nursing. I don't give legal advice or act as a funeral director. I add a layer of comfort, presence, and practical guidance around the medical and legal care others provide.

Sooner is gentler than later. Reaching out early means more time to plan calmly and a softer experience for everyone — but I'm just as glad to come in the final days. Whenever you call, you'll be met without rush or pressure.

The first conversation is always free, and I'll be clear about any costs in writing before we begin — no surprises. Care is arranged simply around what your family needs. If cost is a worry, please tell me: I keep a few reduced-fee spots open, and I don't want money to keep you from reaching out.

Yes. I follow your beliefs, traditions, and rhythms — religious, spiritual, or secular. My role is to support what is meaningful to you, never to bring an agenda of my own.

I come to you — at home, in a care facility, or at the bedside. I serve Lexington and the surrounding Thumb of Michigan, including Sanilac and St. Clair counties: Croswell, Sandusky, Port Huron, Marysville, St. Clair, and the nearby communities.

Reach out by phone, text, or the contact form. We'll talk for as long as you need about what's happening and what you're hoping for. If it feels right, we plan next steps together — and if it doesn't, that's completely okay.