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About us

Meet the people who will walk this road with you.

Maggie McGrath founded Sonoran Senior Solutions after seeing, again and again, how overwhelming senior care decisions feel when they arrive all at once. She brings nearly 20 years of advocating for loved ones in crisis and end-of-life care in Tucson.

Always no-cost to you and your family.

Today a small, local team does the legwork for you: researching, coordinating and problem-solving, so your family can spend its energy on each other. Our guidance is always no-cost to you and your family.

Always no-cost to families
Locally owned in Tucson
With you through move-in and beyond
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Founder and Client Advisor

Maggie McGrath

CSA, Certified Senior Advisor®

Maggie knows how different it feels to face a big decision with clarity and an experienced guide beside you. She meets families in person or virtually, takes the time to understand the whole situation, and lays out clear options and a plan that makes sense.

Her years in crisis and end-of-life advocacy gave her a deep knowledge of Tucson's senior care landscape, including options many families don't know exist. At the heart of her work is careful listening to each family's story, priorities and worries.

More about Maggie

  • Born in Kansas City and raised right here in Tucson.
  • A studio art major with a lifelong interest in health and science.
  • Bakes bread from scratch as her creative outlet.
  • Has been in the same book club for ten years.
  • Raising three children, her greatest adventure.

Where it started

Maggie’s Story Began with Boris

One of Maggie's first experiences coordinating care was for her grandfather, Boris. It was fulfilling, complicated and beautiful, and it sparked her calling.

Vintage baseball card portrait of a young Boris “Babe” Martin in a ball cap, 1949
Boris Martin, 1949
Boris Martin holding his baby granddaughter Maggie on his lap, 1983
Maggie with her grandfather, 1983
Boris Martin cradling his sleeping newborn great-grandson, 2011
Boris Martin with Maggie’s first son, 2011
  1. Vintage baseball card portrait of a young Boris “Babe” Martin in a ball cap, 1949
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    Before he needed care.

    Long before he needed help, Boris was a ballplayer, as his 1949 baseball card shows.

  2. Boris Martin holding his baby granddaughter Maggie on his lap, 1983
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    Maggie and her grandfather.

    Years later, when Boris needed help, Maggie learned firsthand how confusing and emotional the world of senior care can be.

  3. Boris Martin cradling his sleeping newborn great-grandson, 2011
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    A calling, passed on.

    She decided that if she could make sense of the confusion for other families, she would. Educating and guiding families became her mission.

Our team

Advisors Who Know Tucson

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Alia Yasin

CDP, CCM

Chief Technology Officer, Case Manager

More than 20 years in healthcare, from intensive case management to leading clinical operations. As a Certified Dementia Practitioner and Certified Case Manager, Alia makes sure every family gets thoughtful, well-coordinated and ethical guidance.

Call (520) 400-4524
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Natalie Kastis

Senior Placement & Resource Advisor

Natalie grew up in Tucson visiting residents in local nursing homes. She brings lived experience in family caregiving, family hospice care and care management, and a gift for hearing what is left unsaid.

Call (520) 400-4524
Maggie McGrath teaching a class on navigating senior living at OLLI-UA
Oct 2, 2026 · OLLI-UA

In the community

Showing Families Behind the Curtain

Maggie recently taught a class at OLLI-UA, the University of Arizona's lifelong learning institute, on navigating senior living. It was part of a series on aging organized by Nicole J. Smith, author of Diagnosis Dementia and a fellow Certified Senior Advisor.

How does senior living actually work? What should you ask? What are families rarely told? Knowing before a crisis helps, and if you are already in one, that is what we are here for.

Every family’s path looks different. We’ll help you find yours.

Ready to talk it through?

Tell us a little about your loved one. We'll explain the options and the next step, at no cost.

No-cost senior living guidance