Three flexible options to meet your needs:
Scope-Based Packages: For a defined phase with specific needs that entail a set number of sessions. Common packages include: advance directives or advance care planning, legacy planning, stuff & belongings audits, care network building, and after-death & memorial planning. (Click here for more on the packages I offer.)
Hour Bundles (“Retainer”) for flexible support: “Blocks of hours” at a $150 hourly rate, with flexibility based on my sliding scale below.
Vigil care and on-call blocks during active dying phases: Flat per-full day/per-night rate (e.g., $500 – $1,000/day)
Rates for Individuals & Families
Tier 1: Supported Rate ($40– $70 / hr)
Select this rate if paying for care would create significant financial hardship or strain your ability to meet your needs while accessing support like this.
You frequently worry about meeting basic expenses (housing, food, healthcare).
You are navigating significant medical debt, live on a fixed income, or are underemployed.
You do not have access to financial savings or family support in times of need.
Tier 2: Standard Rate ($150 – $175 / hr)
Select this rate if you are comfortably able to meet your day-to-day needs without major financial stress.
You can reliably afford housing, food, and living expenses.
You have some expendable income.
You may have debt or childcare costs, but they do not prevent you from living your life comfortably.
Tier 3: Supporting / Abundance Rate ($200– $250+ / hr)
Select this rate if you have financial security and would like to help subsidize care for someone in need.
You own a home, hold investments, or have access to generational wealth/savings.
You take annual vacations, buy new items regularly, and have ample expendable income.
Choosing this tier helps ensure my services remain available to families with fewer resources.
A Note on Financial Equity & My Sliding Scale
I believe everyone deserves dignified, compassionate end-of-life care, regardless of their financial circumstances. At the same time, maintaining a sustainable practice allows me to show up fully for the families I support.
To balance accessibility with financial sustainability, I use a trust-based sliding scale. I do not ask for income verification or financial proof—I trust you to self-select the tier that honestly reflects your current financial reality.