Carey Fitzgerald, MHA is very excited to join the Oasis Senior Advisor Team of Maine & New Hampshire as a Senior Living Advisor. She brings with her a wealth of knowledge having worked in the Seacoast of NH/ME healthcare industry since 2009. Most recently, for the last 6 years, Carey worked as a home health liaison. In her previous role, she collaborated with local primary care providers, assisted livings, home care providers, hospitals, and skilled nursing facilities to coordinate and bring New Hampshire and Maine residents medical home care services to, wherever they called home. Since 2010, Carey has been the facilitator of Seacoast Senior/Healthcare Provider Networking Group, a volunteer role she still holds. She is also a volunteer member of the outreach committee for Seacoast Village Project, a Portsmouth, NH, a non-profit dedicated to helping neighbors age in place through a volunteer network of support. Carey holds a Master of Healthcare Administration from Boston College, Boston, MA and Bachelor of Business Administration from Bryant University in Smithfield, R. I. She herself was a 15-year primary caregiver for a family member with complex health issues and knows the struggles firsthand of caring for a loved one. Carey is always willing to chat with anyone struggling to understand the local resources for successful aging. She encourages you to call her with any questions related to spectrum of senior care from home care to assisted livings to long term care, etc. She has a resource list of over 300+ community members she leans on to help seniors age on their terms. If she does not know the answer, she knows who will. As an Exeter, New Hampshire resident, when she is not working she and her husband, Nick, can be found walking in the Philips Exeter Academy Trails with their dog, Chloe, or enjoying just simply enjoying great outdoors of the Greater Seacoast. Topics of Expertise: Assisted living, Medicaid planning, medical and non-medical home care options, funding sources/grants for home care, DMEs providers, hospice, palliative care, dementia experts, senior support groups, talk therapy for aging adults, homeless resources, drug, and alcohol dependence resources, solving bed bugs, relationships with local physicians, hospitals, nursing homes, and assisted livings.

Sarah Coletti brings over 20 years of experience in community relations and business development. Most recently, Sarah served as a Sales Director for a senior focused rehabilitation and pharmacy company and as a Regional Community Relations Specialist for an assisted living/memory care organization. Sarah's passion for the last 7 years has been assisting families and seniors navigate senior care and senior living options, many with very complex medical and social needs. Sarah received her B. A. in English from Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ. She is a Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP), Dementia Friends MA Champion and Dementia Live! Certified Trainer. For the past 6 years, she has facilitated an Alzheimer's Association sanctioned caregiver support group that serves caregivers across Southern New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine. Sarah also served on the Board and as Board President of the Plaistow Area Commerce Exchange (PACE) for 7 years. Sarah has assisted hundreds of seniors and their families in making hard decisions over the years, but also, was a direct caregiver for her father for 9 years during his decline and eventual passing at the age of 61 from early onset Alzheimer's Disease. Sarah saw first hand the complexity, stress, and emotions that go into caregiving for the entire family. Because of this, Sarah is incredibly passionate about truly holistic outcomes for seniors and their families and assisting health care professionals see the best possible outcomes for their patients. Sarah lives on the New Hampshire border in Haverhill, MA. She also has a summer home in Harpswell, Maine and spent 10 years living in Portland, Maine. Sarah is the proud mother of a 15 year old son and 9 year old daughter and her fur babies, Lucy, Billy and Wolfie. Sarah is also a proud young breast cancer survivor and is passionate about early breast cancer clinical trials and research. Sarah enjoys true crime podcasts, cooking, grilling and smoking meats, karaoke, volunteering with the Alzheimer's Association and her church.

As the Regional Support Coordinator, Samantha brings over 17 years of experience in healthcare, primarily as a caregiver for seniors. She has had the privilege of supporting seniors and their families through significant life transitions. This experience has given her a deep understanding of the challenges families face and inspired her commitment to ensuring the team at Oasis has everything they need to offer the best possible support.

Samantha is passionate about supporting the incredible team at Oasis Senior Advisors. She works behind the scenes to provide them with the tools, guidance, and emotional support necessary to help families make important decisions. Drawing from her own experiences, including caring for her family members, Samantha understands how essential it is to approach these situations with compassion and care. She also plays a key role in creating marketing tools and online resources to help spread awareness about Oasis Senior Advisors, ensuring that communities, families, and referral sources know how Oasis can help.

Raised on the beautiful coast of Maine, where she now raises a family, Samantha brings a sense of calm and understanding to her role. As the Regional Support Coordinator, her focus is on making sure the team is supported and equipped to have a meaningful impact on the lives of seniors. While she primarily works behind the scenes, families may occasionally hear from her directly for check-ins or additional resources. She’s always available to provide that extra layer of support when it’s needed.

If you're looking for a team that is dedicated, compassionate, and fully equipped to guide families, Samantha ensures the Oasis team has everything needed to provide families with confidence and care.

As a dedicated Senior Living Advisor with Oasis, Polly Legere brings a wealth of healthcare experience and a personal touch to every client interaction. Polly grew up in Vermont and is now based in Portland; Polly is passionate about helping families find the best senior living options to suit their loved one's needs and helping to drive the company’s mission of providing personalized, compassionate senior care solutions.  With a background in marketing and sales for various healthcare industries, such as Beacon Hospice and North East Mobile Health Services, Polly has worked to improve outcomes for seniors and their families. When not helping families search for the perfect living environment, Polly enjoys an active lifestyle that includes skiing, golfing, gardening, and traveling with her husband. She’s also a proud dog owner, with her dog Jordan joining in on the adventures whether they’re exploring the great outdoors or relaxing playing ball at home. Polly's warm, compassionate approach makes her an invaluable resource for families navigating the complexities of senior living. Whether you’re considering a move for a loved one or just need guidance, Polly is here to help every step of the way.