Sea Coast Seniors is Community Outreach created in 2019 by Nancy Puder. It is designed to assist older adults and their families with late in life decisions. We do this through education and our resource team of senior industry professionals. Most adult kids come to us feeling overwhelmed because a loved one has taken a fall or a crisis has occurred recently and the family has realized that some action must be taken soon. Our goal is to respond quickly and help to create a simple plan based on our personal evaluation and then assist in implementing the steps needed to reach the that goal.
Sea Coast Seniors is more of a free service available to homeowners and their families. We are not an official non-profit and we don’t want to mislead anyone by claiming non-profit status. We keep it simple… We help and don’t charge.
Our seminars are always FREE. If we have a private consultation and determine that we can be of service to you, we will arrange and connect you with industry professionals and those fees would be calculated individually according to that vendor’s fee schedule. Private consultations are with no obligation by either party.
Watch this 3 minute video to see why we do this.
Our resource team is comprised of highly skilled and like minded professionals. Our resource team is comprised of trust, probate and elder attorneys, fiduciaries, Insurance professionals, In home care professionals, senior community placement professionals, direct relationships with many of the senior communities large and small, financial advisors, conservatorships, house cleaners, repairmen, contractors, painters, lawn care, move management, organizers, estate sales, home staging and more.
Give us a call with no obligation to discuss your situation. Call or text (805) 710-2415 or email nancy@nancypuder.com
As a VIP, you will receive a personal invitation to any upcoming events or broadcasts and be eligible for a FREE consultation with one of our team members. As always there is no cost to be a VIP. click Yes, I would like VIP status.
