Is Your Loved One Alone in a Long-Term Care Facility?
Are you a snowbird who can't visit often — or family living far away, lying awake wondering how your loved one is really doing? I am available. When you can't be there, I am your independent eyes and ears inside the facility.
Advocacy in Action
She called out of the blue about four months ago. We had just met when her 85th birthday arrived — and that morning, Erika Wayman, the business office manager, and I went to celebrate with her. We stood at her door singing, with the strawberry tart and diet ginger ale she had wished for — and the lady was very thrilled. Behind her smile was a home in desperate need of care. This is why Fountain of Dignity exists: every senior deserves someone watching over them, with passion, from the deepest of our hearts.
Free Tool for Families: The Senior Guardian
Neglect hides in silence. Our free Senior Guardian teaches you the signs of senior neglect and abuse, walks you through what to check on every visit, and puts the help numbers one tap away.
See it early. Document it. Act on it.
Open the Senior GuardianI Am Available
You shouldn't have to choose between your life and your loved one's safety. I visit your loved one in their long-term care facility — regularly and unannounced — as an independent professional who answers only to you and your family.
Assessing for Neglect and Possible Abuse
With more than 36 years of nursing experience, I know what neglect looks like — and what abuse looks like. I observe your loved one's condition, care, and surroundings, document what I see, and report to you immediately if something is wrong. No one should suffer in silence.
Assessing for Dignified Treatment
Every person deserves dignity — especially the vulnerable. I check that your loved one is clean, comfortable, well-nourished, and treated with respect by the people caring for them. Small indignities today become big suffering tomorrow; I catch them early.
Regular Reports to Your Family
After every visit, you receive a clear, honest report on your loved one's condition and care — so distance never means being in the dark. If anything concerns me, you hear about it right away, with professional guidance on what to do next.
Advocacy That Speaks Your Language
1. English, 2. Creole, 3. French — because comfort, trust, and understanding begin with being heard in your own language.
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