For Caregivers & Families
This page is for you — whoever is doing the researching, the scheduling, and the showing up for someone you love.
You Are Welcome Here
Caregivers are welcome in every consultation and every fitting — not in the waiting room, in the room. If you're the one who found this page, you're already doing the work of caring for someone; you don't have to hand that off at the door here.
What Caregiving Costs
I built this clinic after watching my mother, Donna Jean, spend eight years fighting multiple myeloma — and after watching my father carry the quiet weight of caregiving alongside her: the appointments, the scans, the days her body wouldn't do what she wanted it to. That weight rarely gets acknowledged out loud. It should.
How to Prepare
Come to the first conversation together if that's easier. Bring questions about timing, insurance, and what to expect at a fitting — I'd rather answer them now than have either of you carry them alone into appointment day.
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