About Us
Meet the Team
Nicole Kulas MS, CCM, CDP
Founder and CEO
Nicole holds a Master’s degree in Long-Term Care, Senior Housing, and Aging from the University of North Texas, along with a graduate certificate in Applied Gerontology. Inspired by her experience helping her grandparents manage chronic conditions, she became passionate about advocating for older adults. Nicole has served as a volunteer Ombudsman in nursing homes, a Certified Benefits Counselor with the Department of Aging and Disability, and has also contributed her time to Meals-on-Wheels, military organizations, and the Alzheimer’s Association. She is a Certified Case Manager (CCM) and a Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP).
Outside of work, Nicole enjoys spending time with her husband of over 25 years and their three adult sons. She also loves reading, playing tennis, and continuing to support veterans and their families by helping them navigate complex medical and government systems.
Jenny Rendleman
Engagement Specialist
With nearly a decade of experience in elderly care companionship, Jenny is committed to enriching the lives of seniors through compassionate and personalized support. She brings a unique blend of expertise and empathy to every interaction, passionately advocating for seniors to feel safe, respected, and valued. Jenny holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of North Texas. She has been married to her husband, Scott, for 24 years, and together they have two children.
Diana Andre
Engagement Specialist
Diana has been caring for others since a young age, helping tend to elderly family members and developing a lifelong passion for service. She studied dental science and went on to manage patient dental care programs for all ages for over 20 years. As the spouse of a military veteran, Diana has volunteered extensively in both military and local communities, often accompanied by her certified pet therapy animal. Together, they have brought comfort and connection to individuals in dementia care units, hospitals, elementary schools, and libraries. A California native now living in Texas, Diana is also a certified Master Gardener, a passionate crafter, and continues to find deep fulfillment working with older adults.
AgeWell Care Management in the Dallas Morning News
In the final years of her mother's life, Barbara Fairfield enlisted the help of a geriatric care manager.
Now Fairfield, 76, is planning to hire one again -- this time for herself, anticipating a time she'll need assistance. Caring for a senior "is not something you should do without professional guidance," she says.
For seniors and their families navigating the complicated maze of care, geriatric care managers can be a lifesaver, says Courtney Smith, elder support program director for the Senior Source, a Dallas nonprofit agency.
"The senior care system is so big and there are so many different areas," she says. "A senior who's been in the hospital may need to go to rehab or to assisted living, or maybe the senior can go home but needs resources to live independently. It's all very intimidating". . . read more
