Clarity for caregivers navigating senior care and assisted living
Thoughtful tools and guidance to help you ask better questions, compare care options, and make informed decisions for the people you love
You may be here because
You’re worried your loved one may no longer be safe at home
You’re touring assisted living communities but don’t know what to ask
Your family disagrees about what should happen next
You feel overwhelmed by conversations involving hospice, dementia, falls, and medications
You don’t want to make the wrong decision
Something about the current situation feels off and you don’t know what to do
The ‘Care Clarity’ series below is designed to help you…
The ‘Care Clarity’ Series
These 3 self-directed tools will help you gather the right information and make confident decisions as you make decisions with your loved one about their care.
Start with ‘Safe at Home’ to better understand whether your loved one can remain safely at home with support. Use ‘Home After Home’ when you’re exploring assisted living and need help asking better questions. Turn to ‘Aging Wisely’ when you’re ready for a more comprehensive guide to care planning, changing needs, family readiness, and future choices.
Safe at Home
A Safety Checklist
A simple self-directed tool to help families look more clearly at whether someone they love can remain safely at home. It guides you through home safety, daily routines, care needs, warning signs, and possible next steps to support them now.
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Home After Home
An Assisted Living Fit Assessment
A practical assessment for families exploring assisted living. It helps you ask better questions, compare communities, understand what a setting can and cannot provide, and determine whether it can safely support your loved one’s current and changing needs.
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Aging Wisely
A Care Planning Workbook
A more comprehensive workbook for families preparing for the road ahead. It helps you organize important information, clarify care goals, understand support options, discuss future wishes, and make thoughtful decisions as needs change over time.
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Organization Consulting
Rebecca also supports care teams, assisted living communities, and nursing homes with practical, outcome-focused consulting that strengthens operations, communication, and resident care.
Her work includes mock surveys, corrective action plan support, and quality improvement projects that help communities identify risks, respond to concerns, monitor progress, support staff development, and improve care outcomes.
Why Rebecca
Rebecca Lefebvre is a registered nurse and healthcare consultant with over 30 years of experience navigating complex care environments, family dynamics, and clinical decision-making.
She supports families and care teams by bringing clinical insight, practical strategy, and steady communication to situations that require clarity, empathy, and trust. Her work helps strengthen relationships, improve understanding, and keep the needs of the person receiving care at the center.
Client Testimonial
Rebecca truly helped our family when we needed advice for our parents' living situation.
Her experience and industry knowledge coupled with her compassion and understanding made the experience meaningful and useful for my parents—as well as for me and my brother.
— Julie and Family —