Alissa Sauer

Alissa has been working in marketing and the senior living industry for over ten years. With a B.S. in advertising from the University of Illinois, Alissa has worked all over the world as a freelance communications strategist and writer. Published in Forbes, Senior Finance Advisor, Alzheimers.net and on other leading senior care blogs, she leverages her working knowledge of the senior care industry with leading research and best practices to create engaging content benefitting seniors and their caregivers. In her free time, Alissa loves to travel, read, cook, and spend time with her family.

Experience

Alissa Sauer brings over 12 years of integrated marketing expertise, specializing in content writing, project management, and brand management. She has demonstrated a strong ability to transform high-level marketing strategies into practical execution. Her extensive experience in the senior living industry includes a significant tenure with Leisure Care, where she contributed to the company's growth and success through innovative marketing initiatives and a deep understanding of the senior living market.

Education

Alissa's educational background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Advertising, which has been fundamental in honing her content creation and communication skills. This academic foundation, combined with her practical experience, has equipped her with the tools necessary to excel in the dynamic field of senior living marketing.

Alissa Sauer’s Latest Posts

Downsizing for Senior Living: How to Simplify Without Sacrificing What Matters

Downsizing is the process of simplifying and reducing belongings to create a more manageable living space. It’s not just about moving to a smaller space – it’s about prioritizing what truly matters and keeping meaningful and useful items while letting go of excess. For many older adults, downsizing is an opportunity to eliminate the burden […]

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The Truth About Independent Living

At some point, many older adults begin to feel the weight of homeownership. It may not always be dramatic, and more often than not, it can show up in small ways. Maybe it’s the yard that needs more attention than it used to, the repairs that never really stop, or the quiet sense that a […]

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