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Placement Services

Finding the right senior living community shouldn’t be overwhelming. At Stacy’s Helping Hand, we personally guide you through every step—from understanding your loved one’s care needs to choosing the perfect community that feels like home.
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Guiding Families with Expertise, Integrity, and Compassion

At Stacy’s Helping Hand, we understand how overwhelming it can be to find the right senior living option. With more than 300 facilities and communities in the Denver metro area, each with different pricing, reputations, care levels, and cultures, families often struggle to know where to begin. Our role is to make this process easier and more compassionate.

Our neutral stance ensures that every suitable option is explored, providing families with unbiased information to make well-informed choices. Pam, the owner of Stacy’s Helping Hand, is the Past President of the Colorado Placement & Referral Alliance (CoPRA). She helped write Best Practices and Code of Ethics for Placement Agents. We assure you that your needs will always come first.

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Our Services

We listen closely to your family’s story, needs, and goals, and then provide personalized placement services that include:

  • In-person assessment to get to know your loved one personally and assess their physical, cognitive, and emotional care needs, as well as financial aspects and geographical preferences.
  • Narrowing down options so you don’t waste time touring communities that aren’t a fit.
  • Scheduling and attending tours to help you ask the right questions, and then reviewing the pros and cons of each option.
  • Ongoing support once your loved one has moved into the community to ensure your loved one settles in and is doing well.
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What You Can Expect from Us

A Compassionate and Trusted Expert

We are committed to providing a compassionate and empathetic approach to assisting seniors. As experts, we are not only knowledgeable about the challenges seniors face but also possess a deep understanding of the emotional aspects tied to transitions and decisions that come with aging. This ensures that seniors and their families feel understood, respected, and supported throughout the process.

A Neutral Party That Refers to All Appropriate Communities

At Stacy’s Helping Hand, we act as a neutral intermediary, helping seniors and their families navigate the often complex landscape of available support services and communities. We have a wide network of connections within the senior care industry, which allows us to provide well-informed recommendations tailored to your needs and preferences. This neutral approach ensures that seniors receive advice and referrals based solely on what is best for their unique situation.

Someone Who Empowers Seniors to Be Part of the Decision, as Much as Possible

At Stacy’s Helping Hand, we understand the importance of involving seniors in the decision-making process regarding their own care and living arrangements. We work closely with seniors to ensure their voices are heard and respected as much as possible, allowing them to actively participate in decisions about their future. This empowerment helps seniors maintain a sense of control and dignity during what can often be a challenging and vulnerable time.

3 Months of Follow-up After the Transition as Your Advocate, Liaison, and Sounding Board

Stacy’s Helping Hand goes above and beyond by providing ongoing support even after the initial transition is complete. For three months following the transition, we continue to serve as advocates for the senior and family and act as liaisons between the senior and the chosen community or service providers. This ensures a smooth adjustment and addresses any concerns that may arise. Moreover, acting as a sounding board means that seniors and their families have a trusted partner to discuss any issues or uncertainties that arise post-transition.
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