Aging Care
Five Signs Your Family Needs a Care Coordinator
Most families don’t realize they need help until they’re already overwhelmed. These are the signals that it’s time to bring in a professional coordinator.
Trust Guild · February 2026
Aging Care Coordination · Personal Affairs · Advocacy · Family Office Services
One team to coordinate care.
Trust Guild is the coordination layer families need when a parent is aging—one dedicated team managing medical, legal, financial, and daily-life logistics so nothing falls through the cracks.
One Dedicated Team
Vetted Provider Network
HIPAA-Secure Platform
Trusted by NYC Families
When a parent is aging, the work multiplies.
Trust Guild was built for that moment.
Doctors, insurance, finances, housing, family decisions—who coordinates it all?
“Before Trust Guild, I was spending several hours a week coordinating care, paying bills, and handling all of the day-to-day needs of my 80-year-old Dad. Now, I have a 1-hour meeting each week with my Trust Guild Concierge, just to get an update on how things are being handled. It’s a huge relief for me and my whole family.”
— Trust Guild Client, NYC
What We Do
Aging care coordination—
and everything around it.
When a parent needs more help, the logistics multiply fast: medical, financial, legal, insurance, housing, family dynamics. Trust Guild coordinates it all—so nothing slips and no one burns out.
Our Founding Specialization
Aging Parent Coordination
This is why Trust Guild exists. When a parent is aging, the work multiplies—doctor appointments, insurance claims, medication management, housing decisions, family disagreements, and a hundred small things that all feel urgent. We built Trust Guild because we lived it ourselves and couldn’t find anyone to help.
Whether you’re responding to a crisis, supporting a parent from a distance, or getting organized before things get harder—Trust Guild is your single point of coordination.
- Family care conferences and sibling coordination
- Financial coordination with accountants, advisers, and bill-pay services
- Care planning and advance directive facilitation
- Medical appointment coordination and advocacy
- Medicare, insurance, and benefits coordination with brokers
- Senior housing research and transition support
- Home safety evaluation and modification coordination
- Contracted LCSW services (assessments, counseling, crisis response)
- Technology setup and scam prevention
We coordinate and advocate. Clinical, legal, and financial decisions are made by you and your licensed professionals.
Core Service
Personal Affairs Management
The administrative backbone of coordinated care. As your parent’s needs grow, so does the paperwork—insurance policies, legal documents, bills, renewals, provider contacts. We organize it all into one secure system so nothing expires, nothing gets lost, and every provider has what they need.
- Document organization, digitization, and secure storage
- Expiration and renewal tracking (insurance, IDs, subscriptions)
- Household administration and vendor coordination
- Emergency preparedness documentation
- Consolidated reporting across personal affairs
Dedicated team, expert coordinators, and meticulous record-keeping to ensure high levels of personal service.
Core Service
Financial Coordination
Aging adds financial complexity fast: Medicare decisions, long-term care insurance, benefit claims, coordinating between your parent’s CPA, advisor, and attorney. We consolidate the picture, track every obligation, and make sure the right professionals are talking to each other.
- Financial document organization and tracking
- Coordination with CPAs, advisors, and money managers
- Bill and obligation tracking (we track; we don’t pay)
- Insurance coordination with brokers and carriers
- Benefits eligibility research and claims tracking
We coordinate with licensed professionals. We do not handle funds, provide financial advice, or sell insurance.
Planning
Planning & Family Alignment
The conversations families put off until a crisis forces them. We facilitate structured planning across care, finances, housing, and end-of-life wishes—creating clarity and alignment among siblings, spouses, and parents before the pressure is on.
- Care planning and needs assessment
- Advance directive and end-of-life planning facilitation
- Family governance and decision-making frameworks
- Housing transition planning
- Referral to elder law attorneys for legal documentation
We facilitate planning conversations and organize documentation. Legal documents are prepared by your attorney.
Core Service
Advocacy & Provider Vetting
Finding the right home care aide, geriatric specialist, or elder law attorney is overwhelming—and the stakes are high. We research, vet, and coordinate providers so your parent gets the right care from people we’ve already checked.
- Provider research and recommendation
- License, insurance, and reference verification
- Appointment accompaniment and advocacy
- Multi-provider coordination and handoff management
- Ongoing provider performance monitoring
We coordinate with professionals; we do not provide legal, financial, or medical advice.
Who We Serve
For families navigating complexity.
The Busy Professional
High-earning individual or dual-income household. Career demands leave no bandwidth for coordinating aging parents, managing household affairs, or staying on top of financial logistics.
“I can afford to solve this—I just can’t afford the time.”
The Distance Caregiver
Adult child living 100+ miles from an aging parent. Needs trusted eyes, ears, and hands on the ground—and a single point of contact who knows the full picture.
“I need someone I trust to be my eyes and ears.”
The Proactive Planner
Senior or family that wants to get organized before a crisis. Recently widowed, newly retired, or simply thinking ahead. Values the relationship and the infrastructure.
“I want everything in order—for myself and for my family.”
How It Works
From complexity to clarity.
1
Intro
Call
A short, no-obligation conversation about your parent’s situation and what help would look like.
2
Comprehensive
Assessment
A 90-minute assessment across health, housing, insurance/benefits, finances/logistics, family dynamics, and daily needs.
3
Coordination
Plan
Within 7 days, a plan with priorities, owners, and timelines. We start execution immediately.
4
Ongoing
Management
Proactive coordination plus a monthly operating report and regular check-ins, based on your plan.
Membership
Starting at $350/month
Choose the level of coordination you need. Every tier includes a dedicated team, secure systems, and clear scope.
Foundation
Get organized fast: essential coordination + personal affairs management.
- Welcome assessment and plan
- Personal affairs management
- Care coordination (monthly)
- Monthly status report
Comprehensive
Proactive coordination across aging care + financial/insurance logistics + planning.
- Everything in Foundation
- Financial & insurance coordination
- Planning & alignment facilitation
- Care coordination (weekly)
Concierge
White-glove support with deeper hands-on execution and priority responsiveness.
- Everything in Comprehensive
- Dedicated care manager
- Care coordination (2x weekly meeting)
- Technology setup & support
- Quarterly in-person review
- 8 included hours/month
About Trust Guild
A Guild Protects its Members.
Why Trust Guild Exists
When our founder’s uncle was in crisis, there was no single, trusted partner to help—just a fragmented maze of providers, paperwork, and impossible decisions made under pressure. We built Trust Guild to serve as the one team that understands the full picture, coordinates across every dimension, and treats your family with the dignity they deserve.
Our Independence
We’re not financial planners, attorneys, or clinicians—by design. That independence means we never compete with the people we recommend. Instead, we build close relationships with the best service providers so our clients receive priority treatment and achieve better outcomes.
HIPAA Compliant
All client data encrypted at rest and in transit. Strict access controls and audit trails.
Clear Boundaries
We are transparent about what we do and don’t do. Scope clarity protects your family.
Vetted Network
Every provider we refer is licensed, insured, and reference-checked.
Full Documentation
Every interaction documented. Monthly reports. Complete accountability.
Insights
Perspectives on family coordination.
Practical thinking for families navigating complexity.
Family Office
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Common Questions
Questions families ask us.
We coordinate the logistics of caring for an aging parent—medical appointments, insurance and benefits, financial tracking, provider vetting, family communication, and daily-life administration. Instead of one family member trying to manage it all, your family gets a dedicated team with systems, expertise, and a single point of contact who knows the full picture.
No. We don’t provide hands-on care, medical treatment, or clinical services. We’re the coordination layer—we manage the relationships between your parent’s doctors, care providers, attorneys, financial professionals, and insurance companies. When your parent needs a new provider, we research, vet, and coordinate the transition.
Yes—this is one of our most common situations. We serve as your trusted team on the ground in the NYC tri-state area: attending appointments, following up with providers, monitoring the situation, and keeping you informed with regular updates and a monthly report. You stay in control without needing to be physically present for every detail.
That’s exactly how most client relationships evolve. Trust Guild provides what’s traditionally called “family office services”—professional coordination of personal affairs, financial logistics, insurance, planning, and provider management. Many families come to us for an aging parent and then expand to broader coordination. We scale with your needs.
No—and that’s by design. We are coordinators and advocates. Because we never compete with the people we recommend, we can focus entirely on finding the best providers for your family. When your situation calls for clinical, legal, or financial expertise, we connect you with vetted, licensed professionals and stay involved to ensure seamless coordination.
After your introductory call, we schedule a 90-minute comprehensive assessment covering health, housing, insurance/benefits, finances, family dynamics, and daily needs. Within 7 days, you receive a written coordination plan with priorities, action items, and timelines. We begin executing on urgent items immediately. You’ll also get access to our secure client portal.
Membership starts at $350 per month. We offer three tiers—Foundation, Comprehensive, and Concierge—based on the depth of coordination your family needs. Every tier includes a dedicated team, documented processes, and regular reporting. For context, a traditional family office costs $1M–$3M per year. Trust Guild brings the same coordination infrastructure at a price point designed for families with real complexity.
We follow HIPAA compliance standards for all protected health information. All data is encrypted at rest and in transit. We maintain strict access controls, audit trails, and breach notification procedures, and use HIPAA-compliant tools for storage, communication, and video conferencing.
Get Started
Tell us about your situation.
Every engagement starts with a conversation.
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Schedule a consultation or call us directly.
Schedule a ConsultationNot sure what you need? We’ll help you triage in the first call. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll point you to the right resources.
Partner With Us
Built on trusted partnerships.
Trust Guild works closely with vetted accountants, attorneys, financial advisors, and social workers to deliver whole-family support. If you serve families navigating aging, we’d love to connect.
Accountants
Partner with us to ensure your clients’ operational and financial logistics are coordinated alongside their accounting needs.
Estate Attorneys
Collaborate with Trust Guild to ensure your clients’ estate plans are supported by the day-to-day coordination that makes them work.
Financial Advisors
Partner with us to serve clients who need coordination beyond financial planning—and gain a trusted referral relationship.
Social Workers
Join our clinical network as a contracted LCSW providing assessments, counseling, and crisis support to Trust Guild families.