Your Parent Just Had a Health Crisis.
You Don't Know What to Do Next.
You're Not Supposed to Figure This Out Alone.
Get a plan in 48 hours. Know exactly what to say to doctors, facilities, and family. Stop making decisions out of panic.
Does This Sound Like Your Life Right Now?
Endless Phone Calls
"The hospital wants to discharge them tomorrow and you're not ready. Every agency you call gives you different information.."
Overwhelming Paperwork
"Your mom/dad just fell, had a stroke, got diagnosed, or ended up in the hospital"
"You're Googling "nursing home vs assisted living vs home care" at 2am.."
Hidden Benefits
"You're terrified you're going to make a $50,000 mistake because you don't know what questions to ask"
Caregiver Burnout
"You have a full-time job, your own family, and now you're supposed to become an expert on Medicare overnight"
"Your siblings aren't helping (or worse, they're criticizing your decisions)"
Here's What Usually Happens Next:
- You spend 40 hours Googling. You call 15 agencies. You get 15 different answers.
- Or you panic and sign whatever the hospital social worker puts in front of you.
- Then 3 months later, you realize:
"I thought I was making the right choice for my mom, but the facility turned out to be the wrong fit. The insurance did not cover what I was told it would, and I ended up spending $10,000 that I never should have had to spend. After all of that, my mom still isn’t safe or happy, and I am completely burned out from trying to fix everything, protect her, and make the right decisions under so much pressure"
There's a Better Way.
The 90-Day Caregiver Relief System
When we start, we’ll look at this together.
Three steps. One goal: You get your life back.
STEP 1: Emergency Clarity Session
60 minutes • Delivered within 48 hours
This is not an intake call. This is the conversation that stops you from making a $50,000 mistake out of panic.
You Get:
📋 The Decision Map (1-page document) "Here are the 3 decisions you need to make this week, what each option actually means, and what questions to ask before you decide"
💬 The Script The exact words to say to the doctor, discharge planner, or nursing home so you don't get railroaded
✅ The 72-Hour Action Plan What happens Monday, what happens Wednesday, what happens Friday — so you know exactly what to do next
STEP 2: Weekly "Conversation Prep" Calls (Week 1-12)
30 minutes every Monday for 12 weeks
You don't just need one conversation. You need 10.
With your mom. With the doctor. With your siblings. With the facility. With the insurance company.
Every one is a trap if you don't know what you're walking into.
Here's What Happens On Every Call:
✓ "What conversation do you have this week that you're dreading?"
✓ "Here's what they're going to say to you"
✓ "Here's what it actually means (in normal English)"
✓ "Here's what you should ask"
✓ "Here's the answer you're listening for"
You're not walking into that meeting alone anymore.
STEP 3: Unlimited "I Need to Talk This Through" Support
Text • Email • Voice Note
Before the conversation: "I'm meeting with the nursing home in 2 hours. What should I ask?"
After the conversation: "They just told me she needs $8K/month for memory care. Is that real?"
Response time: 4 hours. (2 hours for emergencies)
This isn't "customer support." This is having someone in your corner who knows what's coming before you do.
BONUS: The "What They're Not Telling You" Document Library
Instant access to the guides most families never see:
📄 "How to Talk to a Doctor Who Won't Listen" The 5 questions that force them to actually explain what's happening
📄 "The Real Cost of Memory Care in NYC" What facilities actually charge vs. what they tell you on the phone
📄 "Medicaid Asset Protection For Normal People" How to protect your mom's house without hiring a $10K attorney
📄 "What 'Discharge Tomorrow' Actually Means" And how to delay it if you're not ready
📄 "The Sibling Conversation Template" How to split caregiving duties when one person is doing everything
📄 "The Medicare vs Medicaid Cheat Sheet" What each one covers (and what it doesn't)
These aren't blog posts. These are the exact scripts and frameworks Alexey has used for 15 years working with 200+ families.
Together, we create a clearer plan so you feel more supported and less alone navigating care decisions.
Free 15-minute intro call. No pressure — just clarity about your next step.
How We Support You
A clear process, steady support, and no surprises.
Week 1-2
Crisis Triage
✓ Stabilize whatever emergency brought you here
✓ Figure out what's actually urgent vs. what just feels urgent
✓ Create the plan so you can sleep tonight
Week 3-6
The Hard Conversations
You're not doing this alone.
✓ You have the talk with your mom about what she actually wants
✓ You have the talk with your siblings about who's doing what
✓ You have the talk with the doctor about realistic prognosis
✓ I'm on the call with you.
Week 7-12
Building The Long-Term System
✓ Set up the care plan so it doesn't fall apart in 3 months
✓ Get the Medicaid/Medicare/insurance sorted
✓ Find the services that actually work (not the ones the hospital pushes)
✓ Create the "If Something Happens" emergency plan
By Day 90
You got your life back
✓ You know what your mom wants
✓ You have a plan everyone agreed to
✓ The paperwork is handled
✓ You're not waking up at 3am wondering if you forgot something
Your situation is unique. We take time to understand it.
No two families go through caregiving or healthcare decisions the same way.
You may be dealing with a hospital admission, discharge planning, an urgent decision, or a situation that has been building over time. We take time to understand what matters most and help you find clear next steps.
From one conversation to ongoing support, we meet you where you are.
Barbara, Caregiver.
"During my father’s rapid decline with Alzheimer’s, Alexey helped us with information, filling out confusing forms, and provided emotional support. He was always there when we needed him"
Polina, Caregiver
" When I brought my 92 years old mother from abroad, Alexey provided ongoing support to me as a caregiver for 9 years, and helped to obtain the home care services and kept the hours from reduced at fair hearings."
Support Built Around Your Situation
A daughter contacted us after her father was discharged from rehab without enough support at home. We helped coordinate equipment, follow-up care, insurance communication, and caregiver planning so the transition home felt safer, clearer, and more manageable.
Start Here If Care Feels Urgent or Overwhelming
Leaving the hospital soon?
Trying to coordinate care at home?
Confused by insurance, Medicaid, paperwork, or next steps?
Start with a free 15-minute intro call.
We’ll listen, understand what’s happening, and help you decide the next best step.