Stacey’s work with seniors is deeply personal and driven by the relationship she had with her grandfather as an adult. The bond she had with him gave her a deeper understanding of aging from his perspective, especially the balance between safety, autonomy, and dignity. Stacey saw how aging unfolds not in isolation, but within families—through changing roles, shared histories, and meaningful conversations. This shapes how she approaches her work: honoring voice, preserving autonomy, and helping families navigate decisions with clarity and respect.

With over 25 years of experience and a Master’s degree in Social Work from NYU, Stacey brings both clinical expertise and heartfelt advocacy to seniors and their families. Her experience spans across the full continuum of long-term care. Through previous leadership roles in social services and management, she brings a unique combination of clinical insight and organizational expertise to her work.