You shouldn't have to figure out senior care alone.
If your mom or dad needs more help than you can give, we’ll sit down with you, explain your real options in plain language, and help you find providers we know and trust. It costs your family nothing.
Free to families
You never get a bill from us. Not for the visit, the shortlist, or the follow-up.
One place to start
One local person to call for guidance instead of twenty numbers and a stack of brochures.
Local & personal
Based in West Jordan. We meet you at the kitchen table, the hospital, or the porch.
What we actually do
Rightsize is a free guidance and advisory service for families in the Salt Lake Valley. We are not a facility, a care agency, or a call center that sells your information — and we don’t deliver the care, moving, or contracting work ourselves.
Cory Wallberg meets with your family, listens to the whole situation, and helps you understand what’s realistic — whether that’s more help at home, a move to assisted living, veterans benefits you didn’t know existed, or simply a plan for six months from now.
From there he can point you to the right independent professionals, ones he knows and has vetted, and stays available for questions while you work through it.
How it works
No forms to decode, no runaround. Three steps, at your pace.
How we help
Help at home — a few hours a week or around the clock — from caregivers worth trusting.
The moment families find us
A fall. A hospital stay. Rehab. And then someone says the words: she can’t go home like this. If that’s this week for you, start here.
Why Rightsize
- We're local. West Jordan is home, and we know the communities, agencies, and hospitals here by name.
- We're honest about cost. You'll hear real numbers before you tour anything.
- We have no reason to push a move. Sometimes the right answer is staying home with help, and we'll say so.
- Cory is a licensed Utah Associate Broker, so if a home needs to sell, that piece can be handled properly too.
- We stay available to guide you. The first month after a change is when the real questions show up.
What families tell us
My mom was in rehab and we had four days to decide. Cory drove out that afternoon, helped us narrow twenty places to three, and came with us on the tours. I don’t know what we would have done.
Helpful reading
Aid & Attendance can help pay for care — and surviving spouses may qualify too.