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What We Do
At Cadence Senior Living Consulting, we want to make it easier for families and their loved ones to make informed decisions when it comes to finding the best fit for independent living, assisted living, or memory care. If staying home is a safe option, we can help with in-home services.
We do all of the research and legwork in helping families navigate the complicated process of finding the right community that meets their needs and lifestyle. This is done at no cost to you.
Benefits of Using Cadence
Benefits of finding a new residence via Cadence Senior Living Consulting is no direct cost to you / the family (our fee is covered by senior living facilities). We do all the legwork, from researching places and reviewing their state certifications, to touring them with you. Each family is unique, so we take the time to sit down with you and pinpoint situational needs. This conversation is very detailed, covering everything from your loved ones’ daily care needs to long-term finances. Then we narrow down the options for independent living, assisted living, skilled care or memory care to two or three choices and set up a tour. We do all the legwork in this complicated process, researching reviews and ratings. We act as your advocate and do not just pass your name onto senior care facilities. After the move, we stay in touch for several months to make sure they are happy.
Why Cadence Senior Living Consulting?
Catherine Cruikshank, Ph.D. Licensed Assisted Living Administrator Certified Dementia Practitioner
With three decades of experience in the field of gerontology and dementia, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise. It all started when her grandfather developed Alzheimer's disease. Catherine Cruikshank Eberle has a master’s degree in Geriatric Administration with a dissertation on Elder Abuse and Neglect. Her Doctoral studies in Gerontology focused on Alzheimer’s disease with an interest in behaviors and family dynamics. Throughout her career, she has committed herself to a psycho-sociological approach when working with individuals suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD). In addition to her research, curriculum, and program developments, she has authored a training manual for understanding and reacting to challenging behaviors, which has been used by facilities across the nation. Cruikshank Eberle has spoken at numerous national and international conferences and has been published in the International Journal of Gerontechnology.
Additionally, Catherine has been the Executive Director of two Assisted Living and Memory care Communities. Prior to those roles, she was The Director of Education for the Alzheimer's Association, FGCC and worked at Chapter, Florida State, and National level projects.
Catherine has resided in the Naples area since 2001.
Communities We Work With
We work with any type of living community and services your loved one might need:
✓ Independent living
✓ Assisted living
✓ Memory care for Alzheimer’s/dementia
✓ Skilled care and rehabilitation units
✓ Ancillary services such as home health equipment and hospice