Your trusted local Aging Life Care Professional®
Since 1993, we have worked alongside families navigating one of life's most complex challenges, helping them understand their options, coordinate care, and make sure the right things happen.
Alder and Honora have now partnered to serve families in Greater New York and the surrounding communities, bringing together the local expertise this area has relied on for years with the depth and resources of a national organization.



what makes alder different
Hands-on help, not just recommendations
Alder's Aging Life Care Professionals assess the situation, build a plan, coordinate across every provider and system involved, and follow through. We attend appointments. We make calls. We know the communities in your local area, the agencies that hold up under pressure, and the nearby resources most families have never heard of.
We are here to give you the most honest guidance we can and then do the work alongside you.
Traditional Consultants
Alder care professionals
Facility Guidance
Hand you a list of nursing homes
Tour facilities with you and help you choose
Home Modifications
Suggest home modifications
Coordinate contractors and oversee installation
Medical Appointments
Recommend you “talk to your doctor”
Attend appointments and advocate for you
Care Planning
Provide generic care plans
Implement personalized solutions daily
Our New York Team
Local Expertise. Backed by Alder.
Alder's Greater New York team grew out of Honora Care Management & Consulting, a practice founded in Westchester County that has been serving families in this area for years. When Alder expanded to Greater New York, we did so by bringing that team on board — because local knowledge built over years of doing this work is not something you can replicate from the outside.
Our Greater New York Aging Life Care Professionals know the local hospitals, communities, agencies, and resources firsthand. They have worked inside this system long enough to know which providers are genuinely excellent, which transitions require extra attention, and which local resources are worth knowing about.
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Clinical leadership that shapes the future of aging care

Credentials
Susan Keating, CMC has been working in the field of aging services since 2001. She was the Founder and President of Honora Care Management & Consulting, based in Mamaroneck, NY, which has now partnered with Alder. Providing professional, unbiased, and objective advice is the cornerstone of Susan’s approach. She is a Certified Care Manager and an Advanced Professional member of the Aging Life Care Association — the professional gold standard of care management.
In addition to her work at Honora CMC and Alder, Susan is the President Emerita of Aging Life Care Association’s NY Chapter. She has served on the board of At Home on the Sound, an aging-in-place village for Larchmont/Mamaroneck, and the Westchester Professional Advisory Council. Susan is currently a member of the Business Council Westchester, has been a guest lecturer at Hunter College’s Brookdale Center for Healthy Aging, and presents at a variety of professional and community-based forums.
- President Emerita of Aging Life Care Association’s NY Chapter
- Advanced Professional member of the Aging Life Care Association
- Member, Business Council Westchester
- Past board member, Westchester Professional Advisory Council
- Past board member, At Home on the Sound
- B.S. in Social Work from Adelphi University
- Advanced Certificate in Long Term Care from Long Island University
- Care Manager Certified (CMC) from the National Academy of Certified Care Managers
- Current Board of Directors, Aging Life Care Association (ALCA)




Who We Are
For over 30 years, our team of experienced Aging Life Care Professionals has helped families navigate the complexities of aging with compassion, clarity, and hands-on support.
5,000
Families helped
15 yrs
Of average life care manager experience
4.5/5
Average customer rating
30+
Years of service
Ready to Talk?
Find out whether Alder is the right fit for your situation. There is no obligation, just a conversation with a local care professional who can help you figure out what comes next.








