About Natasha
I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Dementia Care Specialist with more than 15 years of experience across military, federal, and community-based healthcare systems.
I founded Sunset Senior Concierge™ to give older adults and their families something that can be difficult to find in complex care systems: one trusted professional who knows their situation, helps connect the pieces, and stays personally involved.
Professional Background
My background includes active military service in the U.S. Air Force, followed by clinical and leadership roles across federal and community healthcare systems. For more than 15 years, I’ve helped older adults, veterans, and families navigate complex medical, behavioral health, and long-term care decisions with confidence.
My experience includes serving as Officer in Charge of the Family Advocacy Program, providing clinical services for military personnel, their families, and the United States Secret Service, as well as coordinating geriatric care within the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The Values Behind Every Recommendation
Philosophy + Our Commitment
Philosophy
I believe aging services should be relationship-driven, transparent, and grounded in dignity. My role is not to take over, but to guide families through complex systems with clarity and steady support.
As a veteran and clinician, I understand the importance of trust, confidentiality, and steady communication. Sunset Senior Concierge™ was created to help older adults remain independent while giving families trusted guidance, personalized support, and peace of mind.
Our Commitment
At Sunset Senior Concierge™, every client is treated with dignity, compassion, and respect. We proudly serve individuals and families of all backgrounds, identities, orientations, beliefs, and family structures.
Our goal is to create a safe, welcoming environment where every person feels seen, respected, and supported.
Who I Help
Adult children coordinating care from a distance or unable to be available at every appointment
Veterans and their families
Older adults who want to remain independent
Families navigating dementia or complex medical needs