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Sacramento, California (PRWEB) August 16, 2012

Now, Assisted Transition, one of the leading elder care referral/senior placement services, can offer a solution. Assisted Transition is a free Elder Care Referral Service. Finding local, long term care for every senior is their specialty! They take away the confusion and help seniors understand what option is best for them: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes or Home Care. Because they care, they offer free guided tours to their clients. They will personally drive their clients, or their family members, for free to the locations that meet their personal, financial, and geographic preferences. Their Elder Care Advisors are ready to answer questions and can even offer resources to help find financial assistance. Free, personalized, guidance is available in Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado, San Joaquin, Solano, and Yolo Counties with the opening of a new office in West Sacramento, CA.

?Family members begin an emotional rollercoaster ride when trying to balance caring for their elderly parents or grandparents while still living their own lives,? advises Dee Bailey with Assisted Transition in Sacramento. ?Families get exhausted, confused and burned out. It is in the best interest of everyone involved to see what senior living options are available. But with so many options, people in this situation need to know it?s okay to ask for help.?

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Omaha, NE (PRWEB) August 02, 2011

Chris Blaine and Dave Parke are casualties of the recession who?ve bounced back in a big way, thanks to franchising. Parke was riffed from his job as an executive with the new accounts card division of a major credit card company when the entire division closed. Blaine was laid off from a new position as VP of Brand and Advertising at a credit card insurance company that nixed plans to expand amid the recession.

Considering their respective industries and the current economic climate, neither Blaine nor Parke were surprised by their job fate. Both also had severance packages, which allowed them some flexibility. And like many of the millions who have left or lost jobs in the recent recession, the two explored their options.

?Did I want to go back to corporate America?? Blaine asked himself. A young family of four boys and the prospect of frequent travel convinced him to look for a business that he could call his own. Blaine and his family moved from Omaha, Nebraska, to purchase a Home Instead Senior Care