Emily Tannenhauser

I founded Mind My Care around a simple observation: New York families are doing their best to manage care for the people they love — parents, partners, kids — on top of jobs and lives of their own, and the system gives them nowhere to put the load. Appointments pile up. Records go missing. Referrals never arrive. Someone in the family becomes a full-time coordinator without the training or the hours.

Mind My Care exists to be that someone, professionally. I work one-on-one with a deliberately small number of families, taking personal responsibility for every appointment, record, referral, insurance question, and follow-up — and closing the loop on each one.

My approach is proactive rather than reactive. Many of the families I work with are perfectly healthy today; they come to me to get their affairs in order, stay ahead of what’s coming, and have a trusted professional already in place when they need one. You don’t need a diagnosis to need a plan.

I work in person across New York City and keep my roster small on purpose — every family I serve gets my full attention, and every question reaches me directly, not an intake line.