In 2013, I founded Transitions Care Management. Since then, we have been honored to work with hundreds of individuals and families in the great Pacific Northwest. Specializing in the complex medical cases, we offered a vast range of services including patient advocacy, medication management, in-home care support and coordination, resources, counseling, and more, to provide the best quality of life possible during challenging times.
But, I saw a need to offer more.
The complexity of some of our cases required a higher level of care, which we provided excellent resources to fulfill, including skilled nursing services like wound care, anti-coagulation management, ostomy care, and more. It was a natural progression to pursue our home health license to offer those service in-house and create a more comprehensive array of services resulting in a more streamlined continuity of care.
Transitions Home Health Services was founded in 2020 to expand services offered to our care management clients and with a recognized need for people to recover at home.
Stephanie is from the Pacific Northwest and has worked in the health care industry for 12+ years. She began her career as a caregiver and quickly discovered her passion for providing care for an aging population. It was a natural progression that she would attend nursing school, and now holds a Registered Nurse degree from Lake Washington Institute of Technology. Stephanie was honored to be chosen by her peers to give the graduation speech.
Stephanie began her care management career immediately after graduating from nursing school and in 2015 she received her CCM (Certified Case Manager) certification. In 2016, she received her Certified Aging in Place Specialist certificate.
She is a member in good standing of the Aging Life Care Association and co-chair of the local unit chapter.
Understanding the need for professional care management services for a quickly expanding aging population, Stephanie founded Transitions Home Health Services.
In her spare time, Stephanie enjoys photography, playing in the garden, and spending time with her family and pets.
Kelly is a Registered Nurse who has worked in the medical field for over 14 years. Kelly received her Bachelors of Science in Nursing at the University of Washington, where she started her career at University of Washington Hospital. For the past 6 years, Kelly held the position of Branch Manager of the Tacoma and Bellevue offices at Family Resource Home Care, where she worked closely with her clients and their families to coordinate her client’s staffing needs.
Kelly prides herself in carefully and thoughtfully matching caregivers to clients, taking into account the client’s needs as well as client and caregiver personalities. Working with commitment and kindness to provide excellent care and companionship, Kelly has a special talent for creating the perfect client/caregiver match. Those clients of Transitions Care Management that require the services of caregivers will greatly benefit from Kelly’s experience.
Kelly has a high level of understanding with regards to the physical, medical, and psycho-social needs of her clients and works hard to address their issues and needs with respect, integrity, compassion, and professionalism.
Kelly enjoys working with our clients and is always striving to better the lives of our clients so each one of them may have the best quality of life possible.
Kelly has lived in Washington state all her life and in her spare time enjoys the beautiful outdoors (rain and all!), gardening, running, family, and many of the activities our region has to offer.
Ailie Glover, M.A. Gero - Gerontologist Care Manager
Ailie Glover is Transitions Care Management’s Gerontologist Care Manager. Ailie has extensive experience advocating for older adults and their families and helping them navigate their long term care needs. Ailie has worked in a variety of care settings, including skilled nursing, assisted living, life plan communities/CCRCs, memory care, and home care.
Ailie holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Washington State University and a Master’s Degree in Gerontology from Georgia State University where her studies focused on dementia care and long term care administration.
Ailie was born and raised in Olympia and is pleased to be back in the Pacific Northwest after spending fourteen years in Atlanta, Georgia. She now lives in Magnolia with her husband and two young children where she enjoys exploring and beach combing in Discovery Park and working in her yard (despite not having a green thumb).
Ailie is a member in good standing of the Aging Life Care Association
Vicki has been serving in healthcare for over ten years. After gaining experience as a CNA, she went to school to become a Licensed Practical Nurse. She has spent the last five years in Oncology, maintaining leadership roles including training nursing students from Seattle University and teaching venipuncture/IV classes to new employees at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. Since the start of the pandemic, she has been entrusted with the unique opportunity to manage Covid testing for Seattle’s top professional sports teams, including the Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Mariners, Seattle Storm and Seattle Kraken.
After the personal experience of handling and managing care for a loved one, Vicki’s interested in care management was sparked. Combined with the experience she gained contributing to her own family’s care facility, she is committed to providing optimal care and service to clients and is excited to be a part of the TCM team.
Kelly is a Registered Nurse who has worked in the medical field for over 14 years. Kelly received her Bachelors of Science in Nursing at the University of Washington, where she started her career at University of Washington Hospital. For the past 6 years, Kelly held the position of Branch Manager of the Tacoma and Bellevue offices at Family Resource Home Care, where she worked closely with her clients and their families to coordinate her client’s staffing needs.
Ailie Glover is Transitions Care Management’s Gerontologist Care Manager. Ailie has extensive experience advocating for older adults and their families and helping them navigate their long term care needs. Ailie has worked in a variety of care settings, including skilled nursing, assisted living, life plan communities/CCRCs, memory care, and home care.
Vicki has been serving in healthcare for over ten years. After gaining experience as a CNA, she went to school to become a Licensed Practical Nurse. She has spent the last five years in Oncology, maintaining leadership roles including training nursing students from Seattle University and teaching venipuncture/IV classes to new employees at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. Since the start of the pandemic, she has been entrusted with the unique opportunity to manage Covid testing for Seattle’s top professional sports teams, including the Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Mariners, Seattle Storm and Seattle Kraken.