Help Seniors Downsize With Dignity + Ease with Reavanti (Ep 68)

Downsizing or transitioning to a new living situation can be especially overwhelming for seniors and their families. In my recent episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Zach Gariti, founder of Reavanti, a company specializing in senior move management.

Here are 3 key takeaways:

• A Personalized, Stress-free Approach: Reavanti manages every aspect of a senior’s transition—from sorting and packing, to donating and selling unwanted items, all the way to recreating familiar home environments in new spaces. Clients remain at the center of the process, but without the heavy lifting (literally and figuratively!).
• Flexible, Compassionate Support: The timeline is tailored to each client’s needs. Whether it takes days or more than a year,  they can adjust to clients’ schedules, family situations, and emotional readiness.
• Specialized Care for Memory Challenges: For clients moving into memory care, Reavanti emphasizes recreating familiar surroundings (even arranging photos and setting up favorite TV shows!) to ease transitions and maintain comfort, dignity, and a sense of control.

If you’re helping a loved one—or know someone who is—navigate a major move, check out Reavanti or connect with a senior move manager in your area. 

Contact Zach with Reavanti - https://reavanti.com/

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