ASSISTED SENIOR SERVICES!!!

Donna Nichols • October 11, 2023
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What is assisted senior services? Assisted senior services means we work for the senior and we do it for FREE!! What does your senior need? Whatever it is, we have your back! Just give us a call at 386-847-2322 and we will assist you today!!



•        We are your local placement advisors.

Do you need independent living, assisted living or memory care? Do you know which one you need? We do, call us for a FREE consultation today!

•        We are “boots on the ground” advisors.

The large, corporate placement companies have never set foot in the communities they serve, but we have! We visit each community before we work with them.

•        We know the ins and outs of the communities we represent and visit them regularly.

We know how long the staff has been working there and how many times they’ve had turnovers.

•        We know every open bed in Volusia and Flagler counties.

While we visit the communities regularly, we are in communication with them daily. Therefore, we know who has beds available each day and we communicate this amongst our team to be the very best advisors to serve YOU!

•        We can assist you with home health care, if needed.

We can recommend home health companies to come in and assist you in your home, or in an assisted living community. We can also recommend private caregivers if you would prefer.

•        We host 4 Alzheimer’s/dementia caregiver support groups a month and they are as follows:

Every 1st Friday of the month at the Port Orange Presbyterian Church located at 4662 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Port Orange.

Every 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Trinity Lutheran Church located at 485 Turnbull Bay Rd., New Smyrna Beach.

Every 3rd Tuesday of the month at Aberdeen located at 50 Allwood Green Blvd., Ormond Beach.

Every 4th Wednesday of the month at Villa Grande on Saxon located at 450 Alessandra Cir., Orange City.

All our support groups begin at 10:30 in the morning. Reservations are not necessary.

•        We have been in business since 2012.

Why is this important? This means we have been around for over 10 years and have worked closely with all the communities and the staff. We know who has been in this business for a long time and who has not. We know which communities have the best to offer you and your loved ones and which do not (based on your unique needs).

•        We serve Volusia and Flagler counties.

While we service the State of Florida, our focus is Volusia and Flagler counties. We have advisors in Jacksonville, Orlando, and Tampa as well. We can also place you or your loved one in another state. Please don’t hesitate to call us for your placement needs wherever they may be.


As you can see, Assisted Senior Services can do many different things for you! We work for the senior and their family and there is never a charge for our services. What do you have to lose? Call us today at 386-847-2322 or visit www.assistedseniorservice.com to find out more.



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By Donna Nichols September 5, 2025
In a world that often moves too fast, senior advisors offer something rare and essential: time, understanding, and a steady hand. Unlike their counterparts in the business world, senior advisors in elder care aren’t focused on profit margins—they’re focused on people. Who They Are Senior advisors in this space are often seasoned professionals, caregivers, or community advocates who help older adults and their families navigate complex decisions. They may work in senior living communities, nonprofit organizations, healthcare systems, or independently. What They Do • Guide families through transitions: Whether it's choosing assisted living or downsizing a home, senior advisors help make sense of it all. • Advocate for dignity and autonomy: They ensure that older adults’ voices are heard and respected in every decision. • Connect to resources: From transportation and wellness programs to Alzheimer’s and grief support, they know where to turn. • Offer emotional support: Sometimes, the most valuable thing they offer is a listening ear and a calming presence. Why It Matters A senior advisor isn’t just a resource—they’re a lifeline. They help families breathe easier, empower older adults to make informed choices, and bring compassion into moments that can feel overwhelming. If you’re reading this and thinking, “That sounds like me,” you’re not alone. Many of us play this role informally, answering questions, calming nerves, and connecting dots. Whether you’re a professional advisor or a trusted neighbor, your presence makes a difference.  If you or someone you love is facing a big decision and could use a calm, caring guide—we’re here. No pressure, no jargon, just real people ready to help. Call us today on 386-847-2322 to start the conversation. Sometimes, the first step is simply knowing you’re not alone.
By Donna Nichols September 4, 2025
September brings a quiet kind of magic—the golden light, the hint of fall in the air, and a moment to honor the everyday heroes who’ve shaped our lives with love, laughter, and legendary stories: our grandparents. Whether you’re a grandparent yourself, a grateful grandchild, or someone who’s been “adopted” by a wise elder in your life, Grandparents Day is a chance to pause and celebrate the beautiful bridge between generations. What Makes Grandparents So Grand? • They’re walking history books—with tales of jukeboxes, moon landings, and the original recipe for Sunday gravy. • They’re master cheerleaders, showing up with hugs, cookies, and the kind of encouragement that sticks for life. • They’re wisdom whisperers, offering advice that somehow makes more sense with each passing year. And let’s be honest: they also have the uncanny ability to make you feel like the most important person in the room. A Legacy of Love Grandparents teach us that love doesn’t have to be loud to be lasting. It’s in the quiet gestures: the handwritten birthday card, the saved newspaper clipping, the way they remember your favorite snack or ask about that thing you mentioned weeks ago. They remind us that resilience is built over time—through hard work, humor, and a whole lot of heart. Their stories carry lessons we didn’t know we needed until we suddenly find ourselves living them. And for those who’ve lost a grandparent, this day can be bittersweet. But it’s also a chance to honor their memory—by sharing their stories, cooking their favorite dish, or simply whispering a thank-you into the September breeze. Celebrate with Us: A Little Fun for the Big Day This Grandparents Day, we invite you to: • Share a memory: What’s one moment with a grandparent that still makes you smile? • Send a shoutout: Post a photo or quote from your favorite grandparent on social media and tag us.
By Donna Nichols August 14, 2025
On August 21, we pause to celebrate the heartbeat of our communities—our senior citizens. This day isn’t just about marking a date on the calendar. It’s about recognizing the wisdom, resilience, and warmth that older adults bring to every conversation, every gathering, and every generation. Wisdom That Lights the Way From stories of first jobs and family traditions to lessons learned through love and loss, seniors carry a lifetime of insight. Their experiences are more than memories—they’re guideposts for those still finding their way. Today, we honor those stories and the voices behind them. Connection That Matters Whether it’s a neighborly wave, a shared recipe, or a quiet moment on the porch, seniors remind us that connection doesn’t need fanfare—it just needs heart. National Senior Citizens Day is a chance to say, “We see you. We value you. We’re better because of you.” Ways to Celebrate Host a storytelling circle or memory-sharing event Share a favorite photo and the story behind it Create a “Senior Spotlight” wall with quotes and wisdom Invite younger generations to learn a skill from a senior (gardening, baking, crafting) Spend time—listen, laugh, and learn A Day of Gratitude Let’s make August 21 a day of genuine appreciation. Whether you’re a senior yourself or someone lucky enough to know and love one, take a moment to reflect on the richness they bring to our lives. Their legacy is living, breathing, and beautifully unfolding every day.  This is a day to be celebrated every day! Senior citizens bring so much fulfillment to our lives, and we need to embrace the moments we spend with them, for they are precious.