Senior Relocations

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After nearly three decades in senior health care; we, at Senior Relocations understand how stressful relocation can be— that is why we work with you and for you to become your one point of contact to accomplish a stress-free move. We bring the compassion, organization and expertise that is necessary to take the stress out of your move.

• Unlike many move managers we at Senior Relocations have the expertise in Geriatric Care Management and Health Care Management that can assist you at the outset of your search for the right senior care facility. From helping you plan the best option of where to relocate, then deciding what to take, what to give to family or what might be donated. To finally setting up the new house we handle each and every aspect of your relocation.

• It is our mission to protect both you and your belongings thereby assuring your safety and peace of mind. Our clients choose from a menu of services and are as involved in the process as they desire to be.

• We have not completed the job until YOU are satisfied and every element of your pre-approved moving plan is accomplished.

• We are mature former corporate professionals who have joined efforts to approach the care and relocation of seniors as a passion of the heart.

• At any age relocation is one of lifes more stressful events. However, as we age it becomes even more stressful. The physical effort involved in packing, coordinating movers and realtors, loading boxes and unpacking possessions is just too much. By the time we are in our sixth, seventh or eighth decade we have accumulated many, many possessions and memories. Many of which could not be replaced. The sorting through and movement of these items requires special care and understanding for your peace of mind. For these reasons the services of senior move managers such as Senior Relocations are invaluable. When we arrive at your home there is the sense of relief that comes with knowing that you have a trusted advocate to assist you. We are often likened to the daughter or son who lives next door.