The future doesn’t have to be uncertain. We help individuals and families have clear, proactive conversations about aging, care, and legacy — before it’s urgent, emotional, or out of your hands.

You don’t need to be in crisis to plan ahead. You just need the courage to start.

Golden Agreements brings over 20 years of expertise and facilitation in preparing for the complexities of aging with compassion and understanding. The organization addresses sensitive topics such as driving, financial support, healthcare, living arrangements, and independence expectations. These crucial conversations encourage open communication, foster shared understanding, and set clear expectations within family dynamics.

Golden Agreements has an advisory board including a psychiatrist, a family psychologist, critical care doctor, end of life specialist, social worker, financial planner, estate planner, physical therapist and aging consultant.

At Golden Agreements, we recognize that discussing these matters can be daunting. That’s why we provide a framework for support, guidance, and peace of mind to plan for life's transitions. Facilitating these discussions with a neutral third party can ease the process, alleviating some of the emotional weight often associated with such subjects. The dedicated team assists your family in navigating this very difficult discussion. Our team does not replace your team, but offers insight and thoughtful discussion for the family in planning for the future.

To ensure all involved parties are informed, Golden Agreements includes documents for the family and letters that clarify agreements for your family aging professionals. We believe it is essential that everyone on the "team" has access to the relevant information to facilitate seamless communication.

By request only, Golden Agreements offers Aging Blueprints, a service that reviews existing documents to ensure that your agreements are appropriately reflected in legal contexts. While Stephanie is not a medical or legal professional, she is adept at helping families identify the necessary topics and important questions to address with their professionals. This compassionate approach ensures that your family feels supported and understood throughout the aging process.