Marianne's Senior Placement Services

Marianne's Senior Placement Services operates out of Redding, California, where folks can get help finding the right place to live when they're older and might need care, and sometimes families just need someone who knows the area and the options for assisted living or memory care, like Alzheimer's care centers, or even small, homey board & care homes that have only six beds but feel like a real house instead of an institution, or bigger apartment-style communities when people want more activity and neighbors, and Marianne Seifert, who runs things, brings over twenty years of experience and a background in psychology and social work to match seniors with facilities that truly fit them, and what families often like is that these placement services don't cost anything to the client, so folks can come in for an in-person talk where staff helps figure out budgets, care needs, and living preferences, and then brings a list of suitable, licensed facilities that range from assisted living to adult family homes-always making sure folks know what paperwork's needed, like TB tests, the medication list, and the Physician's Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST), and while the care settings take private pay only-so Medicare and Medi-Cal don't pay for these-there's always honest answers about what's covered, what isn't, and the differences between skilled nursing, board & care, and residential homes, with clear guidance on long-term care options, and the staff also have a directory called The Senior Source for the community, full of answers to common questions, listings for local places, and explanations about real-life things like incontinence care, 24-hour personal help with bathing, dressing, housekeeping, laundry, meals, and even rides and social activities, and some homes have special programs for individuals living with dementia, where the approach matches the person, and folks in Redding and Anderson often say the agency is reliable and true, staying alongside the client until a good place is found and everyone is sure about it, and it all comes down to helping seniors move into the right environment, with the support they need, and easing the worry for families during a time that can be confusing and overwhelming for everyone.