One person who knows the area
National referral sites often pass your information to several communities or call-center agents at once. A Move for Mom works differently: you get one local placement professional who has been inside the communities near Mom and tours with you.
What local knowledge adds
- Which communities are actually good, beyond the brochure, and how they've changed over time
- Small homes: 848 of South Florida's 1213 state-listed ALFs (licensed or renewal in review) have six or fewer beds [1]. They rarely advertise, and they vary a lot.
- Pricing reality: what communities actually charge, including care-level fees
- Logistics: traffic, bridges, and how far you'll really drive to visit
- Hurricane plans that hold up
At no cost to your family
Your family never pays us. How we're paid.
Questions to ask any placement service
- How are you paid, and by whom?
- Who will see my information?
- Will you show me communities you don't have agreements with?
- Have you personally toured the communities you're suggesting?