Be an Asset
The definition of an asset is a useful or valuable quality, person, or thing. At SeniorAsset, we strive to be an asset to our clients, providing them value by making their lives easier.
Flexibility
Need someone to come twice a month to do laundry and help with cleaning? We’ll do that. Need someone to come twice a week to prepare meals? We’ll do that. We offer a range of services with low minimum time commitments. We’re there to make our clients’ lives better, whatever this looks like for them.
Transparency
We believe transparency makes both sides happier. We charge a flat hourly rate. Our only added fee is 50 cents per mile for transportation. We don’t require contracts or security deposits; you can stop service whenever you desire with a 24 hour notice.
THE TEAM (JUST ME)
TYLER LEONARD
Founder/Caregiver
Tyler grew up in South Carolina and came to Minnesota to attend college. After graduating from Carleton College with a degree in Economics in 2014, Tyler worked for several years as a Systems Analyst for a manufacturing company. Tyler got a concussion that didn’t get better several years ago and was forced to change careers to something involving less computer time. He met a friend of a friend, who convinced him to start SeniorAsset.
Tyler has over 2 years of experience as a caregiver. He’s dementia-certified through the Alzheimer’s Association and is CPR, AED, and First Aid certified through Red Cross. Tyler has managed his own health issues and can relate better to those further in the aging process than most people his age. He has experience working with a variety of senior clients, including:
- Serving those with Alzheimer’s / dementia, including companionship (chatting, play games, etc.) and providing respite for full-time caregivers.
- Providing assistance with technology, including setting up auto-pay, transferring information from old I-Pads to new ones, and setting up cordless home phones.
- Other activities such as cooking and providing round trip transportation to medical appointments.
When Tyler isn’t working, he enjoys spending time with his wife, son, and friends, watching college football, and getting outdoors.