About Us

For over five years, our founder had the privilege of working in the senior living industry, starting at the front desk as a receptionist and eventually growing into leadership roles like associate administrator, operations manager, and marketing director at multiple senior living communities. Through those experiences, he witnessed firsthand the profound impact that assisted living and senior care communities can have—not just on seniors, but on their families as well.

He saw seniors thrive in an environment where they received the care, companionship, and dignity they deserved. He watched families find peace of mind, knowing their loved ones were in a safe and supportive community. And he saw the incredible work of senior care advisors, who made these life-changing transitions easier, smoother, and less stressful for both seniors and their families.

But he also saw the other side—the frustration and confusion families faced when trying to navigate the senior care search alone. He witnessed impersonal, profit-driven lead aggregators push seniors into communities without truly understanding their needs, simply to collect a referral fee. He watched senior living operators struggle with the inefficiency of these services, receiving leads that weren’t the right fit—ultimately making the transition harder, not easier, for seniors and their loved ones.

That’s why he founded Senior Advisor List—to change the way families find senior care. Instead of overwhelming families with endless facility listings, we connect them with trusted, local senior advisors who take the time to listen, understand, and guide them to the right community for their needs.

Our goal is simple: To make the senior care search personal, stress-free, and centered on what truly matters—helping families find a home where their loved ones can thrive. This isn’t just a business. It’s a mission built from years of experience, a deep understanding of the industry, and a commitment to doing things the right way—for seniors, their families, and the communities that serve them.