We are a Financial Gerontology Consultancy
How are aging issues impacting your business?
We address issues at the intersection of economics and aging. Our primary focus is on reducing caregiving needs, costs, and burdens to reduce the negative impacts on your organization’s clients, policyholders, and/or employees. Our diverse expertise in gerontology, environmental psychology, design, city & regional planning, caregiving, senior living, public health & policy, and neuroscience-based learning provide a full complement to your expertise so you can minimize the challenges you are facing. We equip you to transform aging-related problems into positive solutions for your people and your firm. Improve lives and the bottom line.
ESTHER GREENHOUSE, M.S., CEO
Esther is a visionary who has been shaping the field of aging for three decades. She is a longevity strategist with a unique constellation of expertise in gerontology, environmental psychology, design, city & regional planning, and caregiving. Esther is also an environmental gerontologist–an expert in the impact of the built environment on the wellbeing of older adults. She is an internationally recognized expert on older adults and aging, caregiving, design for aging, Aging in Place, Age Friendly Communities, and Universal Design. An enthusiastic speaker, award winning trainer, impactful facilitator, she has the ability to make unique connections and create a paradigm shift…she is a catalyst for positive change and innovative strategic solutions.
Sarah Gould, Ed,D.
Heather Altman, drPH
Heather has over 25 years of experience in the public health and aging services sector. She specializes in advancing community-based initiatives focused on service delivery, workforce development, and policy and planning, with particular emphasis on improving serious illness care, aging care options, and caregiver supports.
Julia Glassman, M.S.
The Professional Is Personal
Esther’s work is not only a lifelong professional mission, it is deeply personal, too. She combined her unique expertise with her commitment to enable her mother to delay or prevent a move to a care facility via successful aging in place. This resulted in a delay of 7 years and a savings of $500K-1.5Million (US), an inheritance for heirs, and dignity and choice for her mother.