Community Health Innovation Announcement

In April 2026, Stacey Eisenberg, senior care expert, owner of A Place At Home - North Austin, and community educator for the Alzheimer’s Association Capital of Texas Chapter, announced the release of Peter’s Memory Beads, a tactile brain health tool inspired by a lifetime of personal experiences in senior care and designed to support the mission of the Alzheimer’s Association.

Available now at https://seniorkareexpert.com/beads/, the product offers individuals and organizations a way to actively engage the mind while contributing to Alzheimer’s research and support services.

Who Was Peter and How Did His Story Inspire This Brain Health Tool?

Decades before founding her home care agency, Stacey Eisenberg spent time in a nursing home where her mother worked. It was there that she met Peter, a resident who would leave a lasting impression on her life and career.

Peter lived to the remarkable age of 116. But what stood out most was not just his longevity, it was his presence. He remained engaged, aware, and connected in ways that inspired curiosity and admiration.

One of his daily habits was simple: he would sit and count beads. This repetitive, tactile activity helped him stay focused and grounded. It wasn’t framed as therapy or science at the time. It was just something he did. But its impact was undeniable.

Years later, that memory stayed with Stacey. It became a quiet but powerful example of how small, consistent actions can support mental clarity and connection over time.

How Does Peter’s Memory Beads Help Keep the Mind Active?

Peter’s Memory Beads transforms that early-life observation into a practical tool for today’s families, caregivers, and communities concerned about dementia.

The beads are designed to encourage hands-on cognitive engagement, supporting focus, routine, and memory through simple interaction. This aligns with widely recognized brain health principles, including those highlighted in one of her recent articles about keeping the mind active.

By offering a physical activity that is both calming and mentally stimulating, the tool provides a meaningful way to stay engaged, whether used independently or as part of a caregiving routine.

How Is This Round Rock Collaboration Turning a Personal Story Into Community Impact?

The journey from memory to product became possible through collaboration with RR3D Funfactory, a local 3D printing service that helped bring Peter’s Memory Beads into production.

This partnership reflects the spirit of Round Rock, where local businesses come together to support initiatives that address real community needs.

Beyond individual use, the product is also available for bulk orders, allowing organizations, schools, and community groups to create their own fundraising campaigns centered around brain health awareness.

How Does This Product Support Alzheimer’s Awareness and Research?

Every purchase of Peter’s Memory Beads directly contributes to a larger cause.

All proceeds are donated to the Alzheimer’s Association, turning a simple activity into a meaningful act of support for individuals and families affected by memory-related conditions.

This model bridges personal action with collective impact; giving people a tangible way to participate in the fight against Alzheimer’s while supporting their own or their loved ones’ cognitive well-being.

Quote from Stacey Eisenberg

“I never forgot Peter. Watching him stay present by counting beads shaped how I think about brain health. This is a way to share that lesson and help others.”

About A Place At Home - North Austin

A Place At Home - North Austin provides in-home senior care services across Round Rock, Austin, and surrounding communities. The organization focuses on personalized care, dementia support, and helping individuals maintain independence at home.

Learn more: https://aplaceathome.com/north-austin/about/

Through initiatives like Peter’s Memory Beads, the organization continues to expand its role as both a care provider and a community advocate for aging populations.

Where Can You Learn More or Purchase Peter’s Memory Beads?

• Product page: https://seniorkareexpert.com/beads/
• Brain health resource: https://seniorkareexpert.com/keeping-the-mind-active-one-of-the-most-powerful-things-you-can-do-for-brain-health/
• About the organization: https://aplaceathome.com/north-austin/about/

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Stacey Eisenberg, owner of A Place At Home – North Austin, recently joined more than 1,200 volunteers, advocates, and community leaders at the 2026 Alzheimer’s Association Community Leaders Summit in Anaheim, California.

Representing the Capital of Texas chapter, Eisenberg joined fellow advocates united by a shared purpose: supporting families affected by dementia and advancing the mission to end Alzheimer’s disease.

The annual summit unites volunteers, care leaders, and advocates nationwide to collaborate on education, caregiving support, advocacy, and research awareness.

For Eisenberg, the experience reinforced a powerful message about the community effort required to support families navigating dementia.

“Standing in a room full of people who give their time, their voices, and their hearts to this cause reminded me of something simple,” said Eisenberg. “Ending Alzheimer’s truly takes a village.”

Why Are Community Leaders Gathering to End Alzheimer’s?

The Community Leaders Summit serves as a national gathering point for Alzheimer’s Association volunteers and advocates working on the front lines of dementia support.

Participants explore updates in research, policy advocacy, caregiver resources, and community education programs. The goal is simple but urgent: strengthen the nationwide network of people supporting families affected by Alzheimer’s and related dementias.

Eisenberg found the experience both energizing and humbling.

The event’s signature color, purple, symbolizes the global fight against Alzheimer’s. Throughout the summit, that purple passion filled the room as attendees shared ideas, stories, and strategies to expand support for caregivers across the country.

How Is Dementia Education Expanding in Central Texas?

In Round Rock and North Austin, Eisenberg focuses on caregiver education and practical dementia training.

Many home care agencies claim dementia expertise, but families often worry whether caregivers truly understand the daily realities of memory loss. Eisenberg emphasizes the necessity of ongoing training and community education to bridge that gap.

Through A Place At Home – North Austin, caregivers receive specialized dementia training designed to help families keep loved ones safe, engaged, and supported at home.

The agency also collaborates with community educators to expand dementia awareness across Central Texas.

One of those leaders is Amanda Herndon, Community Care Coordinator for the organization and a Certified Dementia Educator. Through her program Within Reach Care, Herndon leads workshops and training sessions based on the teachings of dementia care expert Teepa Snow.

These sessions help caregivers and families better understand communication strategies, behavioral changes, and engagement techniques that support dignity and quality of life for people living with dementia.

What Is “Peter’s Memory Beads” and Why Is It Being Created?

Eisenberg’s advocacy also extends to a new project inspired by one of her oldest clients.

She is currently preparing to release “Peter’s Memory Beads,” an initiative designed to highlight the importance of keeping the brain active while honoring the life of a beloved client named Peter.

The project reflects a core philosophy behind Eisenberg’s work: meaningful engagement and connection remain vital at every stage of aging.

More details about the Memory Beads initiative will be announced soon.

How Does Community Advocacy Help Families Facing Alzheimer’s?

For Eisenberg, attending the summit reinforced the importance of collaboration between caregivers, volunteers, advocates, and educators.

From walkers participating in Alzheimer’s fundraising events to caregivers supporting loved ones at home, every role contributes to the broader effort to improve dementia care and ultimately end the disease.

The momentum from the summit now returns with her to Central Texas.

Together with fellow advocates, caregivers, and community partners, the work continues.

Until we #EndAlz.

About A Place At Home – North Austin

A Place At Home – North Austin provides in-home care services for seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities across Round Rock, Austin, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, and surrounding Central Texas communities.

Services include companion care, personal care, respite support, and specialized dementia care designed to help individuals maintain independence and dignity while aging at home.

The organization emphasizes caregiver training, family education, and community partnerships that strengthen support networks for older adults and their loved ones.

Learn more: https://aplaceathome.com/north-austin/

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Alzheimer’s Association Community Leaders Summit?

It is an annual national gathering where volunteers and community leaders collaborate on Alzheimer’s advocacy, caregiver support, education, and research awareness.

Why did Stacey Eisenberg attend the summit?

She was selected to represent the Central Texas chapter and participate in national discussions about dementia care, advocacy, and community education.

How does A Place At Home – North Austin support dementia care?

A Place At Home - North Austin provides specialized dementia training to caregivers, ensuring they understand the daily realities of memory loss. The agency collaborates with community educators like Amanda Herndon, who leads workshops based on Teepa Snow's teachings, to enhance dementia awareness in Central Texas.

Who leads dementia education workshops in the organization?

A Place At Home’s Community Care Coordinator Amanda Herndon, a Certified Dementia Educator, offers training programs through her initiative Within Reach Care.

What are Peter’s Memory Beads?

Peter’s Memory Beads is an upcoming initiative honoring one of Stacey Eisenberg’s clients while highlighting the importance of cognitive engagement and memory-support activities.

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Earlier this year, A Place At Home - North Austin was voted Best Home Care Agency by the community in the Best of Round Rock awards, an honor driven by broad public participation and local trust.

That community recognition has now been reinforced on a national level. In its first year of eligibility, the agency earned two 2025 Best of Home Care® honors: Provider of Choice and Employer of Choice.

Together, the awards tell a consistent story, families trust the care, and caregivers choose to stay.

What makes the Best of Home Care® awards different?

The Best of Home Care® awards are administered by BestOfHomeCare.com and operated by Activated Insights. Unlike open voting contests, these honors are based on ongoing third-party surveys of real clients and caregivers conducted every month.

This approach highlights reliability over time, not a single moment, making the dual recognition especially meaningful following the earlier Best of Round Rock community vote.

Why do both recognitions matter together?

Being voted Best of Round Rock reflects how the broader community sees the agency. Earning Provider and Employer of Choice awards shows how people experience it day to day.

For Stacey and Bryan Eisenberg, the connection is clear. Their philosophy of “putting care back in caregiving” begins with supporting caregivers so they can consistently show up for clients with compassion and stability. This means that families know their loved ones are getting the support and care they deserve.

How does this caregiver-first approach show up in real life?

Stacey Eisenberg shared that the agency still employs one of its very first caregivers more than two years later. The team also includes multiple family pairs working side by side, including a mother and daughter, a husband and wife, and two sisters.

This level of continuity is rare in home care and directly benefits families who value familiar, trusted caregivers in their homes.

Who leads the mission behind A Place At Home - North Austin?

Stacey Eisenberg, a senior care expert, has spent decades serving seniors and supporting caregivers, advocating for recognition, training, and dignity across the profession. She emphasizes that caregivers give their hearts every day and deserve systems that support them in return.

“These awards really are about the daily work of caring for people in our community,” Stacey said. “They reflect what happens when caregivers are respected and supported.”

Which communities does the agency serve?

Based in Round Rock, A Place At Home - North Austin serves families throughout North Austin, Georgetown, Sun City, Cedar Park, Wells Branch, Hutto, Leander, and Round Rock, providing in-home care rooted in local relationships and trust.

About A Place At Home - North Austin

A Place At Home - North Austin provides compassionate, relationship-based in-home care for seniors and families across Central Texas. The agency is known for its caregiver-first culture, continuity of care, and deep community connection, earning both local and national recognition for the way care is delivered.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the Best of Round Rock award based on?

It was determined by votes from the community at large, reflecting public trust and local reputation.

What are the Best of Home Care® awards based on?

Independent, ongoing surveys of real clients and caregivers conducted throughout the year.

Why is Employer of Choice important in home care?

Caregiver satisfaction directly impacts consistency, quality, and trust for families receiving care.

Where does A Place At Home - North Austin provide services?

Across Round Rock and surrounding North Austin communities, including Georgetown, Cedar Park, and Leander.

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Bryan Eisenberg's Committment to the Community Recognized by the Round Rock Chamber?

The Round Rock Chamber has named Bryan Eisenberg, co-owner of A Place At Home – North Austin, a finalist in three categories for the 2026 Annual Business Awards:

• Ambassador of the Year

• Investor of the Year

• Entrepreneur of the Year

These honors celebrate leaders who strengthen Round Rock’s economic vitality through mentorship, service, and innovation. The Chamber published a list of all the finalists on their website and in a full page ad in the Community Impact paper. 

How Does This Recognition Reflect Bryan’s Broader Commitment to Round Rock?

Eisenberg’s nominations reflect far more than business success. They highlight a pattern of community-centered leadership that has helped shape Round Rock’s business landscape and caregiving resources.

As co-owner of A Place At Home – North Austin, Eisenberg with his wife Stacey, lead a home care agency that has been voted Best of Round Rock for two consecutive years, a recognition earned directly from the community they serve. The agency provides in-home care for seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities, helping families navigate aging, mobility challenges, and everyday support with dignity and continuity.

This work extends beyond clients’ homes. Through the agency’s partnership with the Share the Will Foundation, A Place At Home – North Austin has helped provide mobility equipment such as power wheelchairs and scooters to veterans and families in need, an initiative that fills a critical community gap and reflects the agency’s belief that compassionate care should support the wider community as well.

How Has Bryan Eisenberg Strengthened Local Business Connections?

As a Chamber Ambassador (and next year’s Ambassador Chair) and active investor in Round Rock’s growth, Eisenberg is known for building connections that help businesses and the people behind them thrive. His Rock Solid Round Rock Business Leaders podcast has become a platform for spotlighting local leaders, sharing stories that strengthen the region’s entrepreneurial fabric.

He also actively welcomes new Chamber members, mentors business owners, and advocates for collaborative solutions that lift the broader community.

What Do Local Leaders Say About Bryan’s Impact?

Brad Napp, Vice President of Investor Engagement Round Rock Chamber:

“Bryan’s commitment to connecting people and strengthening this community shows up in everything he does. His enthusiasm, dedication, and generosity of time make him a standout leader and a natural finalist for these awards.”

Bryan explains “Round Rock is not just where we do business. It is where we show up for one another. Whether through caregiving, community partnerships like Share the Will, or conversations on the Rock Solid podcast, I am grateful for every chance to contribute. These nominations remind me that leadership is a shared effort.”

About A Place At Home – North Austin

A Place At Home – North Austin is an award-winning home care agency serving seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities across Round Rock, Georgetown, Austin, Cedar Park, Hutto, Pflugerville, and surrounding communities. Voted Best of Round Rock for the past two years, the agency provides personal care, companion care, dementia support, respite services, and family-centered care coordination.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does A Place At Home – North Austin do for the community?

They provide relationship-based in-home care and partner with local nonprofits, including the Share the Will Foundation, to support veterans, seniors, and families across Central Texas.

What is Share the Will Foundation, and why is it important?

Founded by Army veteran Will Williams, Share the Will provides mobility equipment, holiday support, and year-round assistance to families in need. A Place At Home – North Austin helps ensure mobility devices reach veterans who need them most.

Why is Bryan a finalist for multiple awards?

His contributions span business leadership, caregiving innovation, mentorship, community investment, and local storytelling through his podcast.

Where can I learn more about the awards?

https://roundrockchamber.org/annual-business-awards/

Bryan Eisenberg Bio

Bryan Eisenberg is a New York Times bestselling author, entrepreneur, and community leader based in Round Rock, Texas. He is co-owner of A Place At Home – North Austin, an award-winning home care agency serving seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities across Central Texas.

Eisenberg is widely recognized as a pioneer of Conversion Rate Optimization and customer experience strategy. He co-authored influential business books including Call to Action, Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?, and Be Like Amazon. His work has shaped digital strategy and customer engagement for organizations such as Google, Disney, JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, and HP.

In addition to his national business career, Eisenberg is an active Round Rock Chamber Ambassador and community advocate. He hosts the Rock Solid Round Rock Business Leaders podcast, where he highlights local entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders, and organizations contributing to the region’s growth and resilience.

Through his leadership at A Place At Home – North Austin, Eisenberg supports relationship-based in-home care and community partnerships, including work with the Share the Will Foundation to help provide mobility equipment and support for veterans and families in need.

Official bio:

https://www.bryaneisenberg.com/about/bryan-eisenberg/ 

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At the Ninth Annual Field of Honor in Georgetown, TX where more than 2,000 flags honored military members and first responders, A Place At Home - North Austin and the ShareTheWill Foundation came together to honor a Vietnam veteran with two meaningful gifts: a motorized wheelchair and a personalized quilt stitched with his name, rank, and service history.

How Did This Veteran Receive a Wheelchair and Custom Quilt at the Field of Honor?

The ceremony took place among rows of waving flags and families who came to pay tribute. The veteran was surprised with both a power wheelchair and a custom quilt that recognized his service. This gift represents the 40th motorized wheelchair or scooter donated through the ongoing partnership between A Place At Home- North Austin and ShareTheWill Foundation.

Why Is This Partnership So Important to the Eisenberg Family?

For Stacey Eisenberg and her husband Bryan, co-owners of A Place At Home - North Austin, this mission began when a local medical lending closet they supported closed two years ago. They wanted to make sure the community never lost access to essential mobility equipment. They were introduced to Will Williams shortly after. Their children are also actively involved, making this a full family effort to serve veterans, seniors, and neighbors in need.

Who Is Behind Share the Will and How Do They Help the Community Year-Round?

ShareTheWill was founded by Will Williams, a 26-year Army veteran and former Ranger who has devoted his post-service life to supporting Central Texas families. The organization has no paid staff and brings hundreds of volunteers to its mission. Every dollar goes directly into community impact, from mobility equipment to back to school backpacks and running shoes, July 4th parades, 3500 Thanksgiving meals, sponsoring more than 4,000 families at Christmas, Honor Flight Austin, Field of Honor and many more community initiatives.

How Did Local Partners Work Together to Make This Gift Possible?

While Mobility City in Cedar Park contributed a wheelchair for this event, the core ongoing partnership remains between A Place At Home North Austin and ShareTheWill Foundation. Together they are continuing to fill critical gaps left behind when the lending closet closed. We continue to look for other corporate sponsors as well. 

“This is the heart of Williamson County. When our community comes together to lift up a veteran, it reminds us of our shared values. We don’t simply say we support one another — we step forward and prove” — Russ Boles, Williamson County Commissioner

What Can Community Members Do If They Want to Donate or Request Medical Equipment?

Residents of Central Texas who have wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, hospital beds, or other medical equipment they would like to donate can contact the ShareTheWill Foundation. Families who need mobility equipment or support can also reach out directly for help.

FAQs

How many wheelchairs have A Place At Home North Austin and Share the Will donated so far?

They have helped provide nearly 40 wheelchairs over the last few years through community donations and volunteer support.

What types of medical equipment can people donate?

Share the Will accepts scooters, wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, lift chairs, and other mobility or safety items that can help local veterans, seniors, and families in need.

Who can receive donated mobility equipment from Share the Will?

Veterans, seniors, caregivers, and Central Texas families facing financial or mobility challenges can request equipment at no cost.

How does someone request medical equipment for themselves or a loved one?

They can contact ShareTheWill Foundation directly. Volunteers work with families to match them with available equipment and arrange pickup or delivery when possible.

Where can Central Texas residents donate their gently used equipment?

Donors can reach out to ShareTheWill to coordinate drop-off or donation pickup. Every item goes straight to someone in the community who needs it.

What is the Field of Honor and why is it meaningful?

The Field of Honor is a large annual week-long event in Georgetown, TX organized by the Rotary Club of Georgetown,  featuring more than 2,000 flags honoring veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders. It serves as a powerful backdrop for recognizing community heroes.

Who leads ShareTheWill and what makes the organization unique?

ShareTheWill was founded by Will Williams, a 26-year Army veteran and former Ranger. The nonprofit has no paid staff. Every dollar and every donated item goes directly toward helping local families.

About A Place At Home North Austin

A Place At Home- North Austin is an award winning home care agency that provides in-home care for veterans, seniors and adults with disabilities as well as community support across North Austin, Round Rock, Georgetown, and surrounding communities, focusing on dignity, independence, and compassionate care. They are credentialed through the VA and also offer the Medicare GUIDE Program. 

About ShareTheWill Foundation

ShareTheWill is an all-volunteer nonprofit created by 26-year Army veteran and former Ranger Will Williams. His mission is simple: no neighbor should face hardship alone. The foundation provides mobility equipment, essential household support, holiday assistance, and year-round aid for veterans, seniors, and families across Central Texas. With no paid staff, every dollar and every donated item goes straight into community impact, from wheelchair donations to Thanksgiving meals to sponsoring thousands of families at Christmas.

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Why did A Place At Home – North Austin win the Best of Round Rock Award again?

A Place At Home – North Austin, serving Williamson and Travis Counties, has earned the Best of Round Rock Award for the second consecutive year. This year’s voting drew nearly 50,000 community participants, underscoring the home care agency’s strong reputation for trusted, relationship-based senior home care across Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, and Austin.

The repeat recognition follows a year of major community partnerships and expansion milestones, including a new Round Rock office and collaborations with the ShareTheWill Foundation to provide power wheelchairs for local veterans.

What makes A Place At Home – North Austin different from other home care providers?

Co-owners Stacey Eisenberg and Bryan Eisenberg founded the Round Rock based home care agency with a clear promise to “put care back into caregiving.” Their vision blends professional expertise with local heart, providing in-home care for seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities built on dignity, connection, and trust.

Stacey has spent her career supporting older adults through leadership and advocacy. She serves as a community educator with the Alzheimer’s Association, sits on the Adult Protective Services Volunteer Board, and contributes to the Aging Services Council.

Bryan, a Round Rock Chamber Ambassador and host of the Rock Solid Round Rock Podcast, continues to highlight community leaders who make Central Texas thrive.

How does A Place At Home support dementia and Alzheimer’s care in Austin?

Through specialized dementia and Alzheimer’s programs, A Place At Home’s caregivers receive advanced training led by Stacey and her team. The agency’s continuity-of-care model ensures that families see familiar faces, helping seniors stay comfortable and confident at home. The home care agency offers flexible shifts from 2 hours to 24/7 care.

How is A Place At Home - North Austin giving back to veterans and families in need?

In partnership with the ShareTheWill Foundation, the agency recently shared they have provided over 30 power mobility chairs to local veterans, a project that combined clinical insight with heartfelt community support. It’s part of their growing “Community Compassion in Action” initiative, demonstrating that great care doesn’t stop at the doorstep of our clients but with everyone in the community.

Read about the veteran power chair initiative.

What does this award mean to the founders?

“Winning this award twice tells us the community feels our heart,” said Stacey. “Families trust us with the people they love most and that trust means everything.”

“Round Rock is home,” added Bryan. “We’re proud to grow with a community that believes in compassion, connection, and care that truly matters.”

ABOUT: A Place At Home – North Austin

A Place At Home – North Austin provides compassionate in-home senior care, veteran support, and disability assistance throughout Williamson and Travis Counties. Services include personal care, companion care, respite care, and specialized dementia support. They recently expanded to include a dedicated training lab for their caregivers.

The agency continues to expand its reach through local partnerships and community involvement, building a network of trusted care and advocacy across Central Texas.

FAQ

Q1: What services does A Place At Home – North Austin provide?

Comprehensive in-home support, including personal care, companion services, dementia care, and family care coordination.

Q2: How can families find trusted home care in Round Rock?

Schedule a complimentary consultation via our contact page.

Q3: What community programs is the agency involved in?

Partnerships include the ShareTheWill Foundation, Alzheimer’s Association, Adult Protective Services, and the Rock Solid Podcast.

Q4: How does the agency support dementia care education?

Stacey leads Alzheimer’s Association training programs for caregivers and community members.

Q5: What sets A Place At Home apart?

Consistency, compassion, and community involvement—every client is treated like family.

SEE RELATED RELEASES

• A Place At Home – North Austin Expands to New Round Rock Office
• Community Compassion in Action: Veterans Receive Power Chairs
• A Place At Home Wins Best Senior Care Service in Round Rock 2024

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Winner of Best of Round Rock 2024 Award Continues to Raise the Standard in Home Care

A Place At Home – North Austin is honored to announce its nomination for the 2025 Best of Round Rock award in the Senior Care Services category. This recognition follows the community’s overwhelming support that led the home care agency’s win in 2024. The locally owned agency proudly serves seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities across the North Austin area.

Senior care expert and owner Stacey Eisenberg expressed deep appreciation for the community’s continued trust.

“Being nominated again means everything to us. Our families know we don’t just send caregivers to fill a schedule—we build relationships. Every match we make is thoughtful and personal because real care starts with connection. We’re on a mission to put the care back in caregiving, and this nomination tells us it’s making a difference. We’re so grateful that Round Rock sees the heart behind what we do,” said Eisenberg.

Unlike many senior home care agencies that function as staffing companies, A Place At Home – North Austin takes a relationship-first approach. Each care plan is tailored to the client’s unique needs, lifestyle, and personality. Families have direct access to local owners and a dedicated care team who stay personally involved every step of the way.

Round the Rock’s Managing Editor, Stephanie Tyler, who facilitates the Best of Round Rock awards, noted the importance of local support.

“A Place At Home – North Austin stood out last year for their genuine compassion and commitment to quality,” said Tyler. “Their repeat nomination reflects how deeply the community values the care and consistency they bring to local families.”

For A Place At Home – North Austin, the nomination isn’t just recognition, it’s a celebration of trust, teamwork, and heart. The team remains committed to helping local seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities live comfortably and confidently where they belong: at home. Voters are encouraged to place their vote soon.

About A Place At Home – North Austin

A Place At Home North Austin provides compassionate in-home care, senior living alternatives, and family support services throughout Austin, Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Hutto, Pflugerville, and the surrounding communities. The caregiving team is dedicated to helping seniors and families live with comfort, dignity, and peace of mind. They are also credentialed through the VA to provide quality care services for veterans.

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Home care agency, A Place At Home – North Austin partnered with the ShareTheWill Foundation and founder Will Williams this past Sunday to celebrate a shared mission of compassion and community service. Together, the organizations donated a power scooter to a local veteran and a power wheelchair to a community member in need, continuing their commitment to improving mobility and independence for Central Texans.

For Stacey Eisenberg, owner of A Place At Home – North Austin, this collaboration carries deep personal meaning. When one of her favorite medical lending libraries in the Austin and Round Rock area closed last year, she felt a strong pull to help fill that gap. Since then, she and her team have joined forces with ShareTheWill Foundation to collect and donate more than 34 power wheelchairs, scooters, hospital beds, and other essential medical equipment to veterans and individuals across the community.

“Compassion and service are at the heart of everything we do,” said Eisenberg. “When we see a need, we act. It is a whole family priority for us. Our kids are instrumental in the process. Working with Will and ShareTheWill has allowed us to reach even more people who deserve comfort, dignity, and mobility.”

Will Williams, a 26 year Army Ranger veteran and founder of the ShareTheWill Foundation, shared similar sentiments. “Obviously we share a lot with veterans and the veteran community that means so much to us, but we’ll help anyone in the community who we can and is in need,” he said.

The event was a celebration of generosity, unity, and the power of community partnerships to make a tangible difference. Together, A Place At Home – North Austin and the ShareTheWill Foundation continue to turn compassion into action, one donation, one neighbor, and one act of kindness at a time.

About A Place At Home – North Austin

A Place At Home North Austin provides compassionate in-home care, senior living alternatives, and family support services throughout Austin, Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Hutto, Pflugerville, and the surrounding communities. The caregiving team is dedicated to helping seniors and families live with comfort, dignity, and peace of mind. They are also credentialed through the VA to provide quality care services for veterans.

About ShareTheWill Foundation

Founded by Will Williams, ShareTheWill Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping veterans and families in need through community support, charitable giving, and volunteer service. Will and hundreds of volunteers work year-round to make a difference, sponsoring more than 3,500 Thanksgiving meals, supporting 4,000 families during Christmas, and partnering with programs such as Honor Flight Austin, Fields of Honor, and Stranger Danger classes, among many others.

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A Place At Home – North Austin is excited to announce our move to a larger, more centrally located office space at 2251 Double Creek Drive, Suite 201, Round Rock, Texas, 78664. This move marks a major milestone in our growth as we continue serving families across Williamson and Travis Counties, including the communities of Round Rock, Georgetown, Austin, Cedar Park, Hutto, and Pflugerville.

Our previous office at 551 S IH-35, Round Rock, TX 78664 has served us well from the day we opened. It was the place where we first built our team, met our clients, and began making a difference. Now, we’re ready for the next chapter.

This expansion is more than just a new address. It reflects our commitment to providing exceptional in-home care for seniors, veterans, and individuals with disabilities. We meet people where they live and where they feel most comfortable.

“We’ve seen steady growth, especially after being voted Best of Round Rock in senior services,” said Stacey Eisenberg, Owner of A Place At Home – North Austin”. “This new office gives us room to grow with our community. It’s not just about space. It’s about impact.”

The new location includes a dedicated caregiver training room for our home health aides and CNAs, a first for our North Austin branch. This space allows our team to stay sharp, prepared, and compassionate. It helps us better support the unique needs of every client we serve.

Whether we’re helping a veteran get back on their feet or supporting a family managing Alzheimer’s care, our team focuses on one thing. Making aging in place easier, safer, and more comfortable.

For more information or to schedule a consultation, visit https://aplaceathome.com/north-austin/ or call 512-521-3010.

About A Place At Home – North Austin

A Place At Home provides in-home senior care services tailored to each individual’s needs. We proudly serve Round Rock, Georgetown, Austin, Cedar Park, Hutto, Pflugerville, and surrounding areas with compassion and reliability.

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Just a little over a year since opening its doors, A Place At Home - North Austin has been awarded the Best Senior Care Service in the 2024 Best of Round Rock Awards – a prestigious recognition fueled by local community votes for the top businesses across the city hosted by the community driven resource Round The Rock. This award underscores the in home care agency’s steadfast commitment to compassionate, personalized care for seniors in Round Rock and neighboring areas.

For Stacey Eisenberg, a senior care expert and owner of A Place At Home - North Austin, this award is a milestone that celebrates the passion and dedication her team brings to the community every day. “We’re incredibly honored to receive this award so early in our journey,” said Eisenberg. “Every team member is dedicated to building real relationships, bringing joy to seniors, and supporting families with the level of care they deserve. This award is a reflection of the trust our community has placed in us – a trust we’re grateful for and will continue to uphold.”

In just a short time, A Place At Home - North Austin has earned the hearts of families by going above and beyond in senior care, delivering services that meet both the practical and emotional needs of their clients. Stacey sees this award as just the beginning, and she’s excited about her team’s potential to make an even greater impact in Round Rock’s senior care landscape. “We’re here for the long run,” Eisenberg added. “This recognition motivates us to continue innovating, nurturing, and supporting our seniors and their families.”

Stephanie Tyler, Managing Editor of Round the Rock “Round Rock is proud to host these annual awards, which provide the community with an opportunity to celebrate the organizations that make Round Rock exceptional. This initiative is one way we support our area's ongoing growth and success.”

A Place At Home - North Austin thanks the Round Rock community for this honor and looks forward to creating even more meaningful connections in the years to come.

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A Place At Home - North Austin
Bryan Eisenberg
512-521-3010

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On September 21st, during a heartfelt gathering at the Honor Flight Austin meeting at LCRA, Will Williams of the Share the Will Foundation, in partnership with A Place At Home - North Austin, Sertoma, American Legion, Boy Scouts, and other local groups, donated a motorized wheelchair to a deserving veteran, Mr. Prue. This life-changing gift will grant him the freedom to move with ease as he prepares for his Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., in October.

Driven by a passion for supporting local veterans, Williams worked closely with community organizations to provide Mr. Prue with the wheelchair, with additional support from ATX WheelChair Transport and Mobility City, who ensured the timely delivery of the equipment. Mr. Prue, who has long served his country, now has an enhanced level of independence to enjoy his daily life and his upcoming trip to the nation’s capital.

“Our veterans have sacrificed so much for our country, and it’s our duty to step up and give back in meaningful ways,” said Will Williams, founder of the Share the Will Foundation. “This motorized wheelchair is more than just mobility—it represents freedom and dignity. I am grateful to A Place At Home and all the partners who came together to make this possible for Mr. Prue.”

The initiative demonstrates how organizations like A Place At Home - North Austin, through community collaboration, are making a lasting impact on the lives of local veterans and seniors. Stacey Eisenberg, Owner at A Place At Home- North Austin, expressed the importance of these partnerships: “It’s inspiring to see how powerful collaboration can be. Together with Will and our community partners, we’re making sure veterans like Mr. Prue have the support and tools they need to live life fully.”

As Mr. Prue looks forward to his Honor Flight in October, this effort serves as a reminder of how a united community can truly change lives. A Place At Home - North Austin remains dedicated to partnering with local organizations to ensure that veterans and seniors continue to receive the care and assistance they deserve.

About A Place At Home - North Austin
A Place At Home - North Austin, based in Round Rock, TX, offers personalized in home care services for seniors, veterans and adults with disabilities, from companionship and homemaking to personal care and care coordination. The team is committed to providing exceptional care that allows seniors to age comfortably and confidently at home.

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In a significant step forward for the local fight against Alzheimer's disease, Stacey Eisenberg, a senior care expert and the compassionate owner of A Place At Home - North Austin, has been appointed to the 2024 Alzheimer's Association: Capital of Texas Chapter Committee for the Williamson County Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Stacey brings her driven passion as a dementia advocate to the forefront of this crucial cause in the North Austin community.

Stacey's commitment to the Alzheimer's community is deeply personal. Known in the community for her tireless efforts and unwavering support for those affected by dementia, She brings a wealth of experience, empathy, and energy to the table. "I wanted to participate in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s Committee as a personal mission to make a real difference in the lives of those touched by this disease. After so many years of seeing the destructive nature of this disease on families and their loved ones, and knowing how close we are to a cure, I wanted to be able to help the Association lead the way to a world without Alzheimer’s and other dementias", stated Eisenberg.

But Stacey's contribution extends beyond committee involvement. With a deep-seated passion for education and support, She is also volunteering into the role of a Community Educator. This initiative aims to empower, educate, and unite the community in the fight against Alzheimer's and all other dementias. Through workshops, seminars, and support groups, Stacey will share knowledge, offer resources, and inspire action towards understanding, care, and the pursuit of a cure. The battle against Alzheimer's is a collective effort that requires the support and dedication of the entire community.

To learn more about how you can support or participate in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s and other educational initiatives, please visit Alzheimer's Association Capital of Texas Chapter or contact A Place At Home - North Austin.

About the Alzheimer's Association

The Alzheimer's Association is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer's care, support, and research. It is committed to accelerating the global progress of new treatments, prevention, and ultimately, a cure.

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Co-owner
A Place At Home - North Austin
512 -521-3010
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Stacey K. Eisenberg, a renowned advocate for senior care with over 40 years of industry experience, has just launched the Senior Kare Expert Resource Guide North Austin edition, a vital tool for the senior community in North Austin and surrounding suburbs like Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Hutto, and Leander. This guide is accessible at Senior Kare Expert Guide for North Austin and serves as a comprehensive resource for senior care options.

The guide’s release is timely, as the Austin-Round Rock metro area is recognized for having one of the nation’s fastest-growing “pre-senior” populations (ages 55-64), and is ranked second in senior (age 65+) population growth. By 2040, the 65+ population is expected to exceed half a million, making up nearly one-fifth of Central Texas’ population.

Round Rock, with at least 7 known 55+ and active adult communities, and growing, reflects a commitment to serving its senior residents, who are part of a rapidly growing demographic in the area. Georgetown also stands out with a median age of 44.2, suggesting a higher proportion of senior residents compared to the average in the metro area, and Texas overall.

Georgetown’s Sun City is a noteworthy mention, reflecting the community’s response to the needs of its senior population. Since its inception, Sun City has grown from 522 homes to an impressive 8,500, housing over 15,000 residents and becoming one of the best retirement communities in Texas.

Seniors in these areas have diverse needs, with 11% of those 60+ in Central Texas experiencing difficulty with mobility, and 40% reporting challenges with heavy housework. Moreover, 20% of residents 75 and older do not own or drive a car, emphasizing the necessity for accessible transportation options.

"Throughout my career, I've witnessed the challenges seniors face daily, navigating the complex terrain of healthcare and community resources. It's not just about providing a service; it's about enriching lives with dignity and respect," says Stacey K Eisenberg. "This guide is more than a directory; it's a bridge connecting seniors and their families, near and far, to the support and care they deserve. Whether you're a senior living in North Austin, Round Rock, or Georgetown, or an adult child of a senior residing outside our community, my mission is to empower you with the knowledge and resources to make informed decisions for a better quality of life."

This resource guide aims to address these concerns by providing information on local services, healthcare options, and community activities designed to enrich the lives of seniors. With an emphasis on independence and quality of life, the Senior Kare Expert guide is poised to become an essential companion for seniors navigating their later years in the Austin area.

Stacey is also the owner of A Place At Home - North Austin home care agency. As Stacey is the child of veterans, today we first want to thank all veterans for their service and advice that veteran specific resources will be included in an upcoming version of the guide.

For more information, please visit the Senior Kare Expert website.

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Stacey and Bryan Eisenberg are proud to announce the opening of their senior home care agency on October 1st, 2023. Their agency is serving the north Austin communities of Round Rock, Hutto, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Leander, Liberty Hill, and Brushy Creek. They have selected the A Place at Home franchise, renowned for its numerous accolades from the Home Care Pulse awards. Home Care Pulse is a nationally recognized reputation management company and they award Best of Home Care® to top-ranking home care providers, based on client and caregiver satisfaction survey scores. This decision was influenced by the franchise's exceptional performance in the Best of Home Care® rankings.

Stacey Eisenberg's deep-rooted connection with the senior care industry began in her early childhood. With a mother working in a nursing home, Stacey was immersed in this environment from the tender age of three. By 13, she was employed at a nursing home. Over the subsequent four decades, her commitment to the industry has been unwavering. Stacey's vast experience spans various roles, from opening assisted living and memory care residences to her dedicated work in nursing homes and independent senior living communities. Her primary motivation is her heartfelt passion for upholding the dignity and welfare of seniors.

In her most recent role, Stacey passionately served as the "Director of Fun" for nearly 300 independent living seniors, where she masterfully coordinated a wide range of events, activities, and excursions. A common thread throughout her career has been her personal approach to caregiving, treating her seniors as an extension of her own family and enlisting her children's help in supporting her clients. With her training as a recreation therapist and fueled by her deep sense of duty, Stacey brings a relentless passion and respect for seniors into her work daily. Stacey is often referred to as the “senior kare expert” for her compassionate and resourceful approach to caring for seniors.

Bryan Eisenberg, Stacey's husband, brings his expertise as a New York Times bestselling author and an internationally recognized authority in Customer Experience. Together, they are poised to create an agency that prioritizes the well being of caregivers and clients above everything else. We firmly believe that happy caregivers result in happy clients.

With their combined strengths and experiences, the Eisenbergs are committed to setting a gold standard in senior care for the north Austin communities.

For more information, please contact:

Bryan Eisenberg
512-521-3010

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