Your trusted advisor when an aging parent needs help making a change.
We step in to support families caring for aging parents — handling logistics to get you from overwhelmed to organized.
We help when an aging parent can’t live alone — and you need help managing their affairs.
Guardian Path Advisors exists for families and seniors who suddenly find themselves in a panic moment: an elderly parent had a fall, health change, a safety concern, a loss, or a realization that “something has to change—now.”
We help people who care deeply about their aging parents, spouses, or relatives—but don’t have the time, proximity, or emotional bandwidth to manage every aspect of a move to assisted or independent living facilities. Some family members may live in another state, are balancing careers and children, or simply feel overwhelmed by the scope of what needs to happen.
If you know a transition is necessary—but you’re stuck, unsure where to start, or afraid of missing something important—Guardian Path Advisors can step in and move things forward with clarity and care.
The Problem Families Face: Plenty of professionals. No one owning the whole process.
Families of elderly parents are often told, “You just need to call the right people.” And while there are many capable professionals involved in aging and transitions, each one operates in a narrow lane:
Doctors and care managers oversee medical needs—but not the countless non-medical logistics outside their focus.
In-home caregivers provide essential daily support when needed—but someone must find and coordinate with them.
Real estate agents will sell your home—but won’t handle clearing it out, repairs, or handle other assets as part of the equation.
Movers help for a day—but don’t prepare, organize, or manage what comes before or after.
Financial advisors manage investments—but don’t sell assets, consolidate accounts, cancel subscriptions, chase down bills, plan monthly finances, or execute the budget.
Senior living communities help you choose their independent or assisted living facility—but do not negotiate the contract for you, plan the move, or manage the transition.
Attorneys handle specific documents—but only once you know what’s needed and can get on their timeline.
What’s missing is a single trusted person whose job is to connect the dots, own the process, and make sure things actually get done.
Guardian Path Advisors was founded because we personally lived through these gaps—and knew families deserved better.
What We Do: We guide. We organize. We execute.
Guardian Path Advisors serves as a trusted guide and executor during transitions for aging parents that can’t live alone. We organize critical information, coordinate with the right professionals, communicate with all family members, and keep plans moving forward—not just discussed.
Think of us as high-end transition project management for seniors and their families, especially when family members are remote or overwhelmed and know their parent can’t live alone.
We don’t replace your professionals—we make them work together, on your timeline, with someone accountable for the outcome.
How It Works.
Intro Call — 30-minutes to understand your situation, urgency, and needs.
Personalized Plan — we create a clear, tailored plan for what needs to happen, in what order, and who needs to be involved.
Ongoing Partnership — a flat-fee, year-long engagement where we organize, coordinate, and execute — so you’re not doing it alone.
Why Guardian Path Advisors.
Guardian Path Advisors is built on real, lived experience with aging senior transitions—not theory.
Our founder has personally navigated major transitions for aging or elderly parents, in-laws, extended family members, and loved ones across multiple states. That experience brings not only credibility, but empathy, practicality, and calm leadership.
Our philosophy is simple:
Act in the family’s best interest
Reduce stress and uncertainty when a parent can’t live alone
Manage the affairs for aging parents with care, trust and discretion
Move forward steadily—even when things feel overwhelming
Families don’t just want advice. They want someone they can trust to take ownership and help them through.