Advocacy that Scales with Need

Peace Plan

Light advocacy with steady reassurance

Designed for older adults who are largely independent and families who want calm visibility without intrusion.

What this includes

• Monthly on-site visit focused on check-in, home awareness, and follow-through

• Weekly virtual or phone check-ins to maintain continuity and notice changes early

• Observation of day-to-day patterns and home conditions

• Clear, periodic communication with family as appropriate

Advocacy focus

Presence without pressure. Peace supports independence while ensuring someone responsible is paying attention. Families gain reassurance without over-management, and older adults retain full autonomy.

Care Plan

Active advocacy with consistent involvement

Designed for situations where more regular attention is needed to maintain stability, safety, and confidence at home.

What this includes

• Weekly on-site visits for active oversight and follow-up

• Ongoing virtual or phone touch points between visits as needed

• More proactive observation, coordination, and follow-through

• Regular, structured communication with family

Advocacy focus

Problems are addressed earlier and with more continuity. Transparency increases while independence is still preserved. Care provides a stronger safety net without shifting into medical or institutional care.

Legacy Plan

Deep advocacy with long-term stewardship

Designed for complex situations or families who want the highest level of continuity, presence, and long-range support.

What this includes

• Twice-weekly on-site visits providing sustained awareness and engagement

• Frequent touch points and rapid follow-up as situations evolve

• Deeper coordination, documentation, and continuity over time

• Ongoing family communication to support informed, confident decisions

Advocacy focus

Legacy offers the greatest level of transparency and stewardship while still honoring the older adult’s authority and dignity. It is designed to reduce uncertainty, stabilize complex situations, and support long-term aging in place with clarity and respect.

How Advocacy Progresses Across Plans

As plans increase, presence becomes more frequent, observation becomes more proactive, and communication becomes more continuous. Independence remains central at every level; what changes is the depth of advocacy and the consistency of oversight.

Plans can adjust over time as needs evolve, always guided by dignity, consent, and what best supports life at home.

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If you’re unsure which level is appropriate, reach out. We’ll talk through the situation and determine the right fit.