About - Compassionate Senior Solutions

Compassionate Senior Solutions offers an unprecedented, caring approach in helping to transition seniors and their families. We provide an in-depth consultation with each family, and personally accompany our clients to the communities we identify as most suitable. We advocate on their behalf and simplify the search process, alleviating tension so families and their aging parent can make a rational, informed decision. We customize the search for each client and never send out generic referrals based on a computer-generated form.

Meet Sandra Heller

Sandra Heller founded Compassionate Care Solutions in 2006 because she saw a need for the struggle that families endure while placing their elderly loved ones in assisted living communities. "We never wanted to be internet-based," says Sandra of her mission in starting the hands-on, concierge-style service as an impassioned advocate for families to ensure they find the most appropriate living environment for their aging loved one.

With more than 12 years of experience in the senior living placement business, Sandra has worked with hundreds of families, and treated each and every one with compassion, professionalism and a caring heart.

"Sandra Heller knows the features of numerous communities and makes recommendations based upon each client's individual interests and needs. I relied heavily on Sandra’s expertise and have been grateful for her patience, compassion, availability and trustworthiness."J. Perlmutter, Client

Around Town & In The News

For Sandra, providing much-needed, compassionate support is not just a career, but a passion and a way of life. Sandra often gives of her time and contributions to local organizations, such as the Beauty Bus Foundation, which delivers beauty and grooming services to the chronically and terminally ill and their caregivers.

Sandra also regularly volunteers at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and checks in on seniors and their families in assisted living facilities throughout the area. She can often be seen with her furry comforting companion, Shayna, who has been trained and certified as a POOCH (Pets Offering Ongoing Care and Healing).

"People who have Alzheimer's or dementia see a little poodle stroll in and it changes the whole landscape immediately," recounts Sandra in a recent feature article of her "partnership" with Shayna. View the full article here »»

Sandra is also frequently featured in local news as an industry expert, offering tips on recognizing when it is time to transition to senior living, and how to make that transition more comfortable. View her article in the Jewish Journal »»