01 / HOME & COMMUNITY
Support where life happens
- Home health
- Hospice
- Adult day care
MEET THE PERSON BEHIND THE PERSPECTIVE
Kris
Pueblos
Nurse with geriatrics experience
Care is personal. The information people use to make care decisions should be clear, grounded, and human too.
I bring a nursing perspective shaped by geriatrics experience to Care and Living Guide—helping make complex care and living questions easier to explore, while keeping each person’s dignity and choices in view.
Explore my care-setting experienceEXPERIENCE ACROSS CARE SETTINGS
Care looks different in every setting.
My nursing and geriatrics experience spans home-based, supportive, residential, and skilled care environments. Each setting brings its own routines, needs, and questions.
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02 / RESIDENTIAL & SKILLED
Care across living settings
- Assisted living facilities (ALFs)
- Memory care units
- Skilled nursing facilities (SNFs)
- Care homes
- Nursing homes
- Independent living facilities (ILFs)
NURSING & LEADERSHIP ROLES
Clinical leadership in home health and hospice
- Home Health RN Supervisor
- Hospice Director of Nursing (DON)
- Hospice Clinical Manager
WHAT GUIDES MY WORK
Experience should make information feel more human—not more complicated.
My geriatrics experience informs the way I think about care: start with the person, explain the choices plainly, and make room for the questions that matter in real life.
See the person first
Older adults are individuals, not a diagnosis or a checklist. Their preferences, routines, strengths, and goals belong in every care conversation.
Make care choices easier to understand
Medical services, daily support, living arrangements, and payment are connected—but they are not the same thing. Clear explanations help people ask better questions.
Keep information grounded
Guidance should show where its information comes from and make it clear when a reader needs to confirm details with an official program or local provider.
HOW THAT PERSPECTIVE SHOWS UP
Clear next steps for the questions families are already asking.
Care and Living Guide covers choices that can feel tangled: support at home, assisted living and other residential options, memory care, skilled services, costs, and coverage.
My goal is to help readers understand what a guide can answer, what still depends on their location or situation, and which questions to take to an official source or local professional.
Explore Care and Living GuideA NOTE ABOUT PROFESSIONAL REVIEW
My nursing experience informs the site’s perspective; it does not mean that every guide received an individual clinical review. Each resource’s stated review status describes the checks completed for that specific resource. For personal care decisions, confirm what applies with the appropriate licensed professional or official program.
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