Choosing a care home for someone you love is personal. Quality Care Referral Network helps families find assisted living, memory care and residential care homes that fit their loved one’s needs, budget and way of life, at no cost to you.
We treat every family with kindness, respect and understanding.
We help you find reliable care providers you can count on.
We take time to understand your loved one’s unique needs.
We’re here to guide and support you every step of the way.
Answer a few quick questions and Dorothy Reese will reach out to talk through options that may fit. It takes about two minutes, and there’s no obligation.
You will never receive a bill from Quality Care Referral Network for our consultation, search, or placement assistance. Participating providers compensate us for successful referrals. You remain responsible for the provider’s regular housing, care, and other agreed charges, so always ask for a written explanation of costs before signing.
We begin with a conversation about your loved one’s daily care needs, budget, preferred location, and the things that make them feel at home. Then we help you identify suitable care homes and communities to consider, whether you’re planning ahead or facing an unexpected change.
From assisted living to memory care, we help you find a setting where your loved one is safe, comfortable and respected.
Help with bathing, dressing, meals and medications in a safe, supportive home.
Learn moreSettings with dementia-trained staff, supervision and calming routines.
Learn moreSmall, family-style homes with fewer residents and familiar caregivers.
Learn moreShort-term stays that give family caregivers time to rest.
Learn moreFast, organized help when going home isn’t the safest option.
Learn moreCare homes and professionals: learn about our referral process.
Learn moreThe right home is more than a room. It’s friends at the table, games of bingo, outings on sunny days, and caregivers who know your loved one by name.
A clear path from your first call to move-in day, with a real person beside you.
Share care needs, budget, location and routines.
We identify homes and communities that may fit.
Tour, meet caregivers and get written pricing.
Your family makes the final, informed choice.
We stay available through the transition.
Owner Dorothy Reese brings 33 years of hands-on senior care experience and first-hand knowledge of daily life in a care home. She understands the importance of attentive caregivers, respectful communication, and a setting that can truly meet a resident’s needs.
That experience helps families look beyond appearances and ask meaningful questions about staffing, care practices, safety, and state licensing.
Yes. Quality Care Referral Network does not charge families for consultations, care searches, or placement assistance. Participating care providers pay us when a referral results in a move-in. Your family remains responsible for the provider’s normal housing, care, and other agreed charges, so always ask for written pricing before you sign.
No. You decide which homes and communities to visit and whether to move forward with any of them. Our job is to help you understand and compare your options, never to pressure you toward a particular provider.
No referral service does. Our suggestions depend on provider relationships, available information, your loved one’s care needs, and current availability. Feel free to ask which providers are included in your search and whether a provider compensates us. You are always welcome to explore other options too.
Our search focuses on the Collin County area, including Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Richardson, Fairview, Prosper, Celina, Melissa, and Anna. Some of these cities extend into neighboring counties, so tell us the exact area you prefer and we will confirm whether we can help.
Yes. We help families explore providers that offer memory support and prepare questions about staffing, dementia training, supervision, and Alzheimer’s certification. The provider and your loved one’s clinical team decide whether a setting is appropriate.
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