Elder Path

Elder Path Concierge consulting service for trouble shooting & navigating life’s challenges when aging. Woman owned business. Licensed Insurance Agent.

Licensed Funeral Pre-planning Specialist & End of Life family advisor. Senior & Veteran advocate offering a complimentary Elder Plan Review. Elder Path provides compassionate senior care guidance in Chattanooga and beyond. Get a free Complimentary Senior Assessment and expert advice on assisted living, memory care, pre-need planning, and aging at home.

04/22/2026

This isn't a waiting room. It's a living room. ☕

When you walk through our door at Elder Path, I don't want you to feel like you're at a doctor's office or an attorney's firm. I want you to feel like you just walked into a trusted friend's home.

We'll pour you coffee in a real ceramic mug — not a disposable cup. We'll sit with you. We'll listen. And you'll meet the people who are genuinely here to help: an estate planning attorney, an end-of-life doula, and me, Natasha.

Every cup on our shelf has a little personality, because this work — caring for aging parents, navigating long-term care planning, making the hard decisions — it's deeply human. It deserves a space that feels human too.

I've been through caregiving myself, with both of my parents. I know what it feels like to sit across from someone and not know where to start. That's exactly why I built this space the way I did.

You don't have to have it all figured out before you walk in. You just have to show up. We'll take it from there. 💙

When you're ready, I'm here — link in bio.

04/20/2026

The first step doesn't have to be overwhelming. It just has to be a step. 💙

When families come to me, the most common thing I hear is: I don't even know where to start. And I completely understand that. When you're in the middle of caring for an aging parent — or starting to realize things need to get in order — it can feel like there's an impossible mountain in front of you.

So we start with what I call the Elder Plan Review: a free one-hour consult. Just a conversation. You tell me what you have, what you don't have, what keeps you up at night. And I help you figure out what's actually missing.

I came into this work as a life transitions consultant — because whether it's a new marriage, kids at home, a dementia diagnosis, or aging in place planning, life transitions require someone who knows how to ask the right questions. Someone who can look at the whole picture and tell you: here's where you're solid, and here's where we need to focus.

Are the right legal documents in place? Is there a plan for what happens if care needs change? Are the T's crossed and the I's dotted?

These aren't scary questions. They're the questions that give your family peace of mind.

This is what I call saving lives and funding funerals — and it starts with a single conversation.

Book a free discovery call — link in bio. 💙

04/17/2026

Alzheimer's is heavy on my heart. 💙 It always has been.

I've sat with so many families through the progression. I've watched someone stop recognizing the people they love most. I've seen what that does to a spouse, a child, a sibling. And it never gets easier to witness.

But here's what gives me hope: they are getting so close to a preventative. Research is moving. And in the meantime, community support matters more than ever.

That's why I've been building a team for the Alzheimer's Walk — last year I raised almost $3,000 and this year I'm going for $10,000. Because the families I serve deserve more than just help navigating the present. They deserve a future where this disease has fewer answers.

If you're caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's or early signs of dementia right now, I want you to know something: you can love your parent and still feel completely exhausted. Those two things live side by side, and that doesn't make you a bad child. That makes you human.

Memory care decisions are some of the hardest decisions a family will ever make. I've been through this with so many of my families. You don't have to walk it alone.

DM me the word HELP and I'll walk you through it. 💙

04/15/2026

Every family is different. And every time I get involved, I genuinely don't know yet what I'm going to be helping them with. 💙

That's the nature of this work. Dementia doesn't follow a script. Families don't follow a script. And the hardest part? Sometimes the people closest to the situation are the last ones to accept what's happening.

I had a family come to me recently. They were noticing signs — things at home that were changing, things that were progressing. But a key member of the family wasn't ready to acknowledge it. And without everyone aligned, it's incredibly hard to take the next steps in long-term care planning.

I stayed involved. I kept building trust. And eventually, they understood why having me retained — having someone to coordinate, advocate, and help them see all the options clearly — mattered so much.

There's no judgment here. Not accepting a diagnosis, especially when it's someone you love, is a completely human response. But I've seen what happens when families wait too long. The T's don't get crossed. The I's don't get dotted. And then a crisis happens and everything has to move fast.

If you're starting to notice memory care signs in someone you love, you don't have to have all the answers. You just have to start the conversation.

When you're ready, I'm here — link in bio. 💙

04/13/2026

They tried to discharge her on a Friday night. He lives two hours away. She has no living relatives. And someone had to step in. 💙

This is one of those cases I'll never forget. A gentleman was introduced to me through the attorney in our office. He'd just been named executor of trust for a woman with no local family — and the hospital was pushing for a quick discharge to a nursing home, saying it needed to happen fast.

He had no time to research anything. Didn't know what questions to ask. Didn't know his rights. Didn't know that a hospital cannot discharge a patient to an unsafe situation, no matter what the pressure feels like in the moment.

So I made the calls. I reached out to my network. I made sure he understood: she doesn't have to go anywhere until there's a safe, appropriate place for her.

This is what elder care advocacy actually looks like — being the calm voice that knows the rules when everything feels chaotic.

If you're navigating a hospital discharge situation, a sudden diagnosis, or a crisis with an aging parent and you feel like you don't know what you're allowed to push back on — you're allowed to push back. And I can help.

You don't have to figure this out alone. Comment your biggest question 👇

04/10/2026

Yes, we have a dog park. 🐾 And yes, that was very intentional.

When you're caring for an aging parent, sometimes the only thing keeping you going is your dog. I get that. A lot of our families have service dogs. Some of our clients do too. And when you're already juggling so much emotionally, the last thing you need is to worry about where your furry companion goes while you're in a meeting.

At Elder Path, we believe the whole person matters — not just the paperwork side of caring for elderly parents. That means the dog comes in. We have treats. There's a dog park out back. You can throw a ball, decompress for a minute, and then come inside ready to focus.

It sounds like a small thing. But when you're in the thick of a caregiving season — when everything feels heavy and complicated and nonstop — small things matter enormously.

This is a place where you can be human. Where you don't have to leave parts of yourself in the car to get help.

I've been through this with my own family. I know how isolating it can feel. You deserve a space that actually sees you — all of you.

DM me the word HELP and I'll walk you through it. 💙

04/08/2026

One of the biggest frustrations families tell me about? Running all over town to get things done. 🏃‍♀️

Running to the bank for a notary. Running to the post office. Trying to coordinate the financial advisor, the insurance agent, the attorney — everyone's in a different building, everyone has different availability, and meanwhile the caregiving doesn't stop.

That's one of the reasons I love our space at Elder Path. We have a private overflow room where families can bring all of those people together in one place.

Need something notarized? Done. Want the financial advisor to review documents with you? We can make that happen here. Have a senior living community that wants to sit down and walk through care transition options with your family? Come here. Don't make the family drive five places.

Long-term care planning doesn't have to be a logistical nightmare. It can be organized, calm, and centralized — when you have the right guide helping you navigate it.

This is what I tell every family: stop trying to coordinate everything yourself. That's what I'm here for. Let me be the hub.

If you're at the stage where you're trying to get everything in order for your aging parent and it just feels like too much — that's exactly the moment to call me.

Book a free discovery call — link in bio. 💙

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04/07/2026

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04/06/2026

When families come to us in the middle of a hard season, sometimes the kids come too — and that's okay. 💙

We have a room at Elder Path that most offices don't think to include: a quiet space with soft lighting, tissues, toys, water, and crayons. Kids can sit on the floor and just... be kids. They don't need to carry what the grown-ups are carrying.

Because here's the truth: when you're helping an aging parent figure out care options — assisted living decisions, estate planning, what comes next — it's a whole-family conversation. And the whole family deserves to feel safe while it's happening.

What I love most about how we built this space is that nothing has to be interrupted. The attorney can step in. Our end-of-life doula can come sit with the family. I can facilitate. And the little ones can just color.

I've seen so many families walk in wound tight as a spring and leave feeling like someone finally has a handle on things. That's my job. That's what I want for every single family that comes through that door.

If your family is at that point where you're realizing you need more than just a plan — you need someone to actually hold the plan with you — that's what Elder Path is for.

When you're ready, I'm here — link in bio. 💙

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from all of us as Elder Path! Soak up all the moments with your friends and family!

04/03/2026

When life changes in a moment, it helps to have someone who already knows the path forward.

At Elder Path, we understand that families are often making decisions during some of the most stressful and emotional times of life. Whether it is a sudden medical event, a hospital discharge, or realizing a loved one can no longer live safely at home, knowing where to turn can feel overwhelming.

That is where we come in.

Through years of clinical experience and strong relationships within our local community, we can quickly connect families to the right resources, providers, and support systems. Our goal is simple: help you move from crisis to clarity with a plan you can trust.

You do not have to navigate these moments alone. Elder Path helps families find the next right step.

04/01/2026

Chattanooga Families should not have to figure everything out on their own.
At Elder Path, we help by connecting families with the right resources, services, and support when they need it most.

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Chattanooga, TN

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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