Our mission: to walk alongside you as you prepare for the caregiving journey-with clarity, care, and encouragement.

 

Jan's Story

A seasoned social worker, devoted mother, and proud grandmother, Jan Marie Johnson brings decades of experience and compassion to her work in the field of human services.

Specializing in supporting those who care for others—including caregivers and professionals within a variety of systems—she has dedicated her career to advocating for dignity, support, and practical solutions.

Her diverse background includes roles in mental health clinics, hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and assisted living communities, where she provided empathetic and effective care to individuals and families facing life’s most complex challenges.

A proud U.S. Air Force veteran, with a deeply human touch,  she approaches every situation with both practicality and heart. Grounded, compassionate, and unwavering in her commitment to service, she continues to make a lasting impact on the lives of those she supports.


Cheryl’s Story

Hi, I’m Cheryl Rothbart. I’ve spent much of my life in healthcare and caregiving—sometimes professionally, sometimes personally, always with heart. I know firsthand that caregiving can feel overwhelming, confusing, and even a little scary—but it doesn’t have to be impossible.

Through Caregiving Partners, I help individuals and families prepare for caregiving and being cared for. Think of it like putting together a puzzle: we help you find the missing pieces so the journey feels a little smoother, a little lighter, and a lot less lonely. Whether you’re actively caring for someone, planning ahead, or haven’t even thought about it yet, I’m here to guide you with practical tools, honest insights, and just enough humor to keep your sanity intact.

I’m also working toward certification as a grief counselor, so I can support families through the hardest seasons of life. My goal is simple: to help you navigate caregiving with confidence, compassion, and a sense of calm—while reminding you that you’re not alone.