A Change Is A Foot Inc

A Change is Afoot was formed due to the need of simplifying the senior housing industry. The living choices for seniors are numerous, and our mission is to create the most positive fit for each individual's unique needs. Often, seniors find that living in the old homestead no longer brings the joy it once did. It can be lonely, boring, and can lead to a feeling of insecurity. A person alone often eats poorly due to lack of interest, which lends itself to poor physical and mental health and…

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A Change is Afoot was formed due to the need of simplifying the senior housing industry. The living choices for seniors are numerous, and our mission is to create the most positive fit for each individual's unique needs. Often, seniors find that living in the old homestead no longer brings the joy it once did. It can be lonely, boring, and can lead to a feeling of insecurity. A person alone often eats poorly due to lack of interest, which lends itself to poor physical and mental health and premature illnesses. Living alone can even be dangerous or deadly.
Due to sudden illness, family members may be left with the charge of finding housing for a relative, which can be a daunting and overwhelming task. We provide the vital information to allow you to make an informed decision, which will leave you with the peace of mind that you or your family member will have a happy living situation through the later years of life.We work with our clients on a one-to-one basis to find the best fit. Our services are on an hourly basis or as brokers (no fee) it is your choice!

About Us
Stan McKenzie, President of A Change is Afoot lectures on Alzheimer disease to professional groups and service organizations. He is an active Rotarian, former volunteer chair for the Alzheimer Association Memory Walk, and now volunteers his time in Disaster Relief through the Red Cross.

Stan McKenzie graduated from the Stanford University
sponsored Orthopedic Physician Assistant program.
For a decade and a half, he owned a company specializing in total hips, knees, and other implants. He also had a Physical
Therapy equipment/rehab division that focused on advanced healing and therapy techniques. He annually taught thermal modality and "The Body Electric" courses to Therapists and Physician Residents at University of Washington. Categories:   Referral Services | Social Services

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