Welcome to Sonoran Senior Solutions

Our team of senior living advisors is here to offer you personalized support and guidance every step of the way.

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A woman with long dark hair smiling outdoors in a vineyard with rolling hills and trees in the background on a sunny day.
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One of Maggie’s first experiences coordinating care was for her grandfather, Boris. The process was fulfilling, complicated, and beautiful—an emotional journey that ignited her passion for helping others navigate the challenging world of senior care with compassion and understanding.

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Boris Martin, 1949

An elderly man with white hair and a mustache holds a young child on his lap. The child is shirtless, with dark hair and light skin, and appears to be around two or three years old, sitting on a person's legs. The setting is indoors, with a background of a dining room with a buffet and some houseplants.

Maggie with her grandfather, 1983

An elderly man with white hair and a white mustache holding a sleeping baby on his chest, with a wooden dining table and chairs in the background.

Boris Martin with Maggie’s first son, 2011

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Sonoran Senior Solutions offers expertise, empathy, and a wealth of knowledge to help find your new home.

I quickly decided that if I could make sense of the confusion that others felt during the aging journey of their loved one, I would. Educating clients became my mission and my passion. 

Through personal and professional experience with seniors, I started Sonoran Senior Solutions to continue my mission as a senior living advisor, serving seniors and their families as they journey through the overwhelming, foreign territory that is senior care. 

I look forward to being a trusted resource to guide you through whatever challenges come your way. 

More about Maggie

  • My heart is half midwest, half desert: I was born in KC and raised right here in the Old Pueblo

  • I majored in Studio Art but have a passion for health & science. Bear Down!

  • Baking bread from scratch is my current creative outlet

  • I play Wordle every day and Penny Press logic problems when I can find them

  • I’ve been in the same book club for a decade

  • Raising three children is my greatest adventure and the heart of my happiness!

Two women in a hallway. One appears elderly, with white hair, wearing a gray jacket and Crocs, leaning on a cane, pointing at a panel on the wall. The other woman, younger, with long brown hair, glasses, and wearing a patterned shirt and dark pants, is listening and smiling.

Maggie "takes the time to understand her clients needs and desires"

I'm so greatful to have the opportunity to work alongside Maggie, the owner of Sonoran Senior Services. She is so personable and has amazing beside manners. Maggie takes time to fully get to know her client. She takes the time to understand her clients needs and desires. With that very important information she gatherers, she helps individuals and families of loved ones struggling to find a safe and loving, forever home, navigate through the Assisted Living Community to find her client a home that is a great fit! Bless you Sonoran Senior Services!!!

Jessica B.

Tucson Fun Facts

The name Tucson comes from the Tohono O’odham word “S-cuk Sǫn,” pronounced “Skuk-shone,” which means “spring at the base of the black mountain”.

Tucson is one of the only places in the country where students get time off for a rodeo!

Tucson has a dark sky ordinance — making Tucson night skies one of the darkest in the country.

The United States Handball Association Hall of Fame is located in Tucson.

Arizona Inn was created by Isabella Greenway, who would later become Arizona’s first Congresswoman.

John Dillinger, the notorious gangster, was captured in Tucson in 1934.

There’s a telescope mirror lab underneath the University of Arizona football stadium.