Stacy’s Helping Hand

Denver, United States

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Locally owned, Stacy’s Helping Hand was founded in 2007. We’ve helped hundreds of overwhelmed families dealing with one of the most stressful situations in their lives… having to transition an elderly loved one.

Stacy’s Helping Hand takes the time to learn about each senior and their specific needs. Our service saves families time and money, and alleviates the stress that comes from managing all of the details and sifting through the choices.

We have personally evaluated and visited more than 300 Denver Metro facilities. Stacy’s Helping Hand is dedicated to providing outstanding, caring service and help that you can trust. The core values at the heart of our company are:

Listening and assisting with empathy and authenticity

Speaking with compassion and respect

Acting with honesty, integrity, and insight

Meet the Business Owner

Pam S.

Business Owner

Pam Silverberg, CSA

Owner/​Senior Transition Specialist

Pam is a long time resident of the Denver area. In 2009, her Uncle Paul fell and was subsequently diagnosed with dementia. He lived with them for a short time with the support of home health care. Due to the stairs and his level of dementia, she needed to transition him to an assisted living facility. Her experience taught her she would enjoy helping seniors and their families alleviate the emotional stress of a housing transition. After several years of working side-​by-​side with Stacy, she bought Stacy’s Helping Hand in 2013.

She has never forgotten how overwhelming it was to have to research and tour dozens of communities. Pam says, «That is why this service is so amazing. We can act as a liaison by assessing the situation, helping ask the right questions, and saving our clients time and stress.» Pam jokes that it took her until she was 45 years old to find work that she is passionate about. She looks forward to waking up each