For Vermont professionals and community organizations

Give a family one clear place to compare the next care step.

Discharge planners, social workers, elder-law professionals, fiduciaries and community organizations can direct a family to the help-at-home, senior-living or not-sure path.

Privacy-first handoff

Start with routing facts—not a case file.

The initial request needs a town, broad care path, timing and a contact person. It should not contain diagnoses, medical records, medication lists, Social Security numbers, insurance documents or financial-account data.

  • Obtain appropriate permission before submitting another person’s contact information
  • Use your own contact details if the family has asked you to coordinate
  • Select “A friend or client” on the form
  • Let any later provider use its appropriate secure intake process
  • Call 911 for an emergency; do not rely on the form for urgent response

A limited first step

Share the basic request with appropriate permission.

The family remains free to decline an introduction or contact public resources independently.

Begin the request