Meet Lisa Satin

Lisa Satin, Founder

Lisa Satin earned her B.S. degree in Speech and Hearing Science from the University of Washington. Following her graduation, she continued her career as a Research Technician at the University of Washington Health Sciences through the Department of Otolaryngology in the mid-1980s.

Over the next 20 years, Lisa raised two wonderful children while dedicating herself to helping clients transition to assisted living or Adult Family Homes for various needs. She became a trusted resource for families by thoroughly researching and pre-screening residential communities to ensure the best fit for each unique situation. Her hands-on experience has given her a deep understanding of the desire to remain at home for as long as possible, as well as the challenges involved in finding the right place when living at home is no longer safe or feasible. Lisa recognizes that this transition can be emotionally overwhelming, often accompanied by fear, but she finds fulfillment in guiding individuals through the process and helping them achieve peace of mind and a positive outcome.

“Nearly 25 years of working with and volunteering for seniors led me to a place where I knew I could make a difference and further develop my expertise in senior care. Since starting my company, I have pursued every opportunity to expand my knowledge about aging and related issues. I am a Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) through the National Society of Certified Senior Advisors, a long-time board member and education chair in the Association of Senior Referral Professionals of Washington, and a past president of the Senior Care Coalition of Greater Seattle and the Eastside. Additionally, I am an active member of the NW LGBT Senior Care Providers Network, where I enjoy procuring speakers for our monthly meetings to promote greater competence regarding LGBTQ aging issues. I continue to participate in CMSA and its Washington chapter, WMCMA, for the clinical education and invaluable collaboration with our many brilliant local members.

I strongly support organizations and causes that serve the senior community, including The Alzheimer’s Society, the APDA Northwest Chapter, senior centers in King and Snohomish counties, and various nonprofit groups dedicated to senior care. I believe that supporting these resources completes the circle of care for our clients.”

-Lisa Satin