Senior Care Authority Adds Staff to their team in Florida and New York Locations

Dec 9, 2022

Senior Care Authority franchise owner Cynthia Perthuis announced that Laura Davis, Debra Hussey, Darlene Spars and Bruce Nathanson have recently joined Senior Care Authority New York and Southwest Florida.

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Senior Care Authority Adds Staff to their team in Florida and New York Locations

Senior Care Authority is pleased to announce the addition of four new team members in its Florida and New York locations. Senior Care Authority franchise owner Cynthia Perthuis announced that Laura Davis, Debra Hussey, Darlene Spars and Bruce Nathanson have recently joined Senior Care Authority New York and Southwest Florida.

“Senior Care Authority continues strong growth, and his is the place for professionals who care about providing concierge care options to the growing population of Baby Boomers.

With the addition of these talented professionals, the team is stronger and more prepared than ever, with well over 150 years’ experience in senior living. This means families can rest assured as they are navigating this maze, Senior Care Authority staff will use collective experience, wisdom and compassion to continue providing the highest level of service to families seeking senior care placement services,” said Cynthia Perthuis, owner of Senior Care Authority New York and Southwest Florida.

The team is dedicated to helping seniors and their families find the best possible assisted living arrangement as well as other services for families with an older loved one. Considering assisted living for a loved one, looking for advice, or simply do not know where to start, please contact the offices for a no fee consultation. The knowledgeable advisors are available to answer questions and help find the right community to fit the needs.

Bruce Nathanson, MBA, CDP, has over 20 years of experience working with seniors in the healthcare and senior housing industries. He assists seniors and their families with finding the best suited assisted living or memory care communities based on their needs, is an advocate of Senior Care Authority’s EASE program, and works directly with professionals in his field to develop referral partner relationships. Bruce lives and works in New York. Bruce can be contacted at (212) 913-9963.

Laura Davis has 22 years of experience working with seniors and their families in assisted living, including independent communities, skilled nursing, memory care, rehabilitation, Hospice, and In-home care solutions. She is experienced with helping people through planned and unplanned life-changing events and approaches every situation with patience and understanding. Laura lives and works in Southwest Florida and may be contacted at (239) 330-2133.

Debra Hussey has over 25 years of experience working with seniors and their families. Her genuine love and respect for seniors is what inspires her and she feels privileged to work on their behalf as an advocate and consultant. Debra also enjoys working with the future generations and is passionate about supporting early literacy for children and is an active volunteer at Grace Place in Naples, Florida. Debra lives and works in Southwest Florida and may be contacted at (239) 330-2133.

Darlene Spars has over 20 years of experience working with seniors. She specializes in assisting seniors to streamline living options that fit their individual needs and requirements with a customized solution. Darlene is well versed in senior living communities throughout Southwest Florida and is uniquely capable of narrowing down the choices based on her client’s needs and desires. Darlene lives and works in Southwest Florida and may be contacted at 239-330-2133.

About Senior Care Authority

Senior Care Authority® was founded in 2009 and currently serves 75 locations in 28 states. The network consists of professionally trained and experienced local advisors who assist families with the overwhelming challenges associated with selecting the best options in assisted living, memory care, nursing care, and navigating through a complex healthcare system. Learn more at seniorcareauthority.com.

Contact Information:

Cynthia Perthuis

www.scanyfl.com

212-913-9963 (NY)

239-330-2133 (FL)

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Organization: Senior Care Authority
Address: 755 Baywood Drive Suite 200 , Petaluma, California 94954, United States
Phone: +1-888-854-3910
Website: https://www.seniorcareauthority.com

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