New Blog Announcement!
Transitions With Care has been assisting older adults, their families, and estate professionals in the Billings area since 2014. We’ve been blessed by the support of our community—and by the opportunity to serve our clients through some of life’s biggest transitions.
At the heart of what we do is simple: provide guidance, connect resources, and help make the impossible feel possible for the people who choose to work with us.
We also believe there are still many individuals and families in Billings who could use support—but may not know where to start, or even that help is available. Our goal is to help more people transition from the home they’re in to the home they need to get to… with less stress, fewer unknowns, and a clearer path forward.
It’s in that spirit that we’re launching our blog.
This blog is for anyone with change in their heart—or on the horizon.
Our goal is to share the knowledge we’ve gained from working in real homes, with real people, in real situations: homes that are minimally occupied, homes filled to the brim, and homes that have been lived in by the same family since the Kennedy Administration.
We’ll be covering a wide variety of topics, including:
• How to prime your mind for change
• How to build momentum once you get started
• What you really need to keep for your next home
• What can stay, and what needs to go
• What items your kids actually want (and what they don’t)
• What repairs or updates may be worth making before selling
We would love to pass along this knowledge and continue our legacy of service to the community.
Be on the lookout in the coming weeks for new posts to begin dropping on our website at transitionswithcare.org. We’ll be publishing new blog content every other Friday at 6:00 AM.
If you’d like to be notified when new posts go live, follow us on Facebook and Instagram, or check the website every other Friday morning.
Be ready—and we hope you find a few nuggets of wisdom that help you (or someone you care about) begin doing the work that needs to be done.