A message from Tara

I choose to work with seniors because this stage of life matters. It may look slower or simpler from the outside, but it holds its own depth — new challenges, subtle changes, and quiet forms of courage. Someone has to slow down enough to see it.

When I spend time with a person, it’s not just a visit. It’s a space where they don’t have to perform or prove anything. They can simply be as they are. From that place, real care becomes possible.

I started Count on Me Senior Care so I could give that kind of attention the type of structure it deserves — work built on relationship and common sense, not on layers of process.

To do the job well, I need direct contact with the people involved: the client, the family, the other supports. When communication flows openly, everyone relaxes and things start working the way they should.