Danielle spent eight years as a home health occupational therapist, working directly with older adults to support quality of life, independence, and aging in place. That time in the field, in people's homes, watching how care actually gets delivered, gave her a clear-eyed view of where families and their loved ones most often fall through the cracks.

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She brings a holistic lens to complex situations, a commitment to client-centered care, and a genuine focus on building the kind of trust that makes hard conversations possible. She collaborates closely with families, providers, and the broader care team to make sure nothing gets missed and no one has to navigate alone.Outside of work, Danielle is kept busy by her two daughters and a dog named June.