Who We Are
Our Mission
To positively impact the quality of our client’s lives by providing advocacy and assistance navigating the aging process.
Our Passion
To help older adults age with grace and dignity, and maintain their independence as long as possible.
Our Experience
Our team has over 70 combined years of experience in helping with the medical and financial situations of older adults. Our expertise is grounded in real world experience gained from working in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, hospice, and the private sector.
Our Standards
We follow the highest standards, set out by the National Academy of Certified Care Managers. You can learn more about the National Academy of Certified Care Managers certification process by visiting their website: https://www.naccm.net.
Marcy Greenslit, MS, CMC
Owner & Care Manager
Marcy Greenslit is a Certified Care Manager who works with older adults and their families, advocating on their behalf and assisting in care planning. She helps her clients navigate the complex world of health care.
Marcy is nationally certified as a Care Manager through the National Academy of Certified Care Managers; and a National Certified Guardian through the Center for Guardianship Certification. She also holds a Bachelors degree in Medical Technology and a Master’s degree in Gerontology. Marcy has been a Geriatric Care Manager for 11 years, and has worked and volunteered with older adults for over thirty years. Her prior professional experience as a Medical Technologist, Hospice Bereavement Coordinator, and nursing facility Social Worker have also given her insight to the inner workings of the healthcare system.
In 2019, Marcy opened A Care Management Group with her husband Craig, where she continues to work one on one with her clients, assisting with the medical and financial concerns that occur in every stage of the aging process, from independent living to transitioning into a care facility if it becomes needed.
Volunteering has always been a passion for Marcy. She spent six years coordinating for her church’s homeless housing project with Angel House. She also helped launch Berthoud RAFT (a transportation program for older adults), and multiple programs aimed at improving the quality of life for nursing home residents. Marcy volunteered weekly for Meals on Wheels for 10 years. She is currently a board member on the A Little Help organization; a grassroots program that matches older adults with community members to help them stay as independent as possible by providing a little help with items like yard work or transportation.
Marcy and Craig live with their two children and dog in a small Front Range community and enjoys downhill and cross country skiing, taking walks, traveling, and being outdoors. Marcy especially enjoys spending time with all of her family here and out of town. She feels blessed to live in such a beautiful place with access to many adventures.
Craig Greenslit
CFO
Craig Greenslit is a businessman, who oversees the administrative, financial, and operational strategy of A Care Management Group, providing the structure that allows the staff to focus fully on client needs.
In 2019, Craig helped his wife Marcy open A Care Management Group because he believes he and Marcy have been called to assist older adults to age with grace and dignity.
In addition to his role at ACMG, Craig is an owner of TANCO Engineering, a national, industrial construction company based in Loveland Colorado. His management and accounting experience honed at TANCO allows him to better serve in his role at A Care Management Group.
Craig holds a Bachelors of Science in Civil Engineering; and prior to his time at ACMG and TANCO he held several engineering and management positions at an oil refinery in South Texas.
Philanthropy runs deep in Craig’s blood. He watched his mother volunteer while growing up in Minnesota, and is committed to doing the same. Craig was active with Berthoud’s Community Fund for many years and now sits on the Board of Trustees of the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado. CFNC grants millions of dollars each year to local non-profits; and acts as a non-biased mediator bringing together the public, private businesses, and philanthropists to act on important community initiatives.
Craig has spent most of his life as a highly focused athlete and still makes time each day to run, bike or swim. When there is snow in the mountains, he ski races with the Eldora Masters Alpine Ski Racing Team. When the snow is gone, you will see him running workouts with the Berthoud High School Cross Country & Track Teams.
Nicole Buckles, CPFC, CPFT
Financial Case Manager
Nicole Buckles is a Financial Case Manager with extensive experience dealing with the finances of older adults. She helps her clients preserve their quality of life by ensuring their financial matters are diligently managed, and that their needs are met in any situation that arises. Nicole’s combined experience in financial literacy, legal research, and healthcare allows her to serve her clients and advocate on their behalf with excellence.
Nicole holds her Professional Fiduciary Management Certification and is a Certified Professional Fiduciary Trustee. She also has an Associates degree in Paralegal Studies and has been in the Case Management field for 14 years. She has held the positions of Senior Financial Case Manager at a Professional Fiduciary Office, Litigations Paralegal for a law firm, and HIPAA Compliance Officer for a correctional healthcare facility.
In her free time, Nicole loves spending time with her daughter. Her favorite activities include anything she can do with her family, volunteering at school, board games, hiking, and visiting new places.
Becca Becker, RN
Care Manager
Becca Becker is Registered Nurse who has exclusively worked with older adults the past five years. Coming from discharge planning in hospitals and the PACE program, she brings great insight into our medical side of care management. She has worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant as well in Skilled Nursing Facilities, Assisted Living Facilities and Hospitals. Previously before getting involved with healthcare, Becca studied to become a paralegal, obtaining a degree in paralegal studies.
Becca’s passion and compassion for older adults started early in her career. She quickly knew that working with older adults was her calling. After taking care of her grandfather who had Parkinson’s, she knew becoming a Registered Nurse was her path in life.
Becca lives with her husband and son in a small Northern Colorado community and enjoys traveling, hiking, spending time with family, and taking care of her animals.
Jackie Cisco, BS
Care Manager
Jackie Cisco is a Care Manager with significant experience in working with older adults. She has spent her entire career serving older adults in multiple capacities including administration, social work, admissions and management positions. Jackie has worked in many settings, including Skilled Nursing Facilities, Assisted Living Facilities and Independent Living Facilities. She has used these positions to positively impact the lives of many older adults; and she is excited to use her expertise to improve the lives of our clients here at A Care Managment Group. Jackie has a bachelor’s degree in Speech and Hearing Science and a Geriatric Care Management Certificate.
Jackie started working with older adults as a receptionist in a skilled nursing facility when she was a junior in high school. She enjoyed her interactions with the older adults so much, she knew right away that this would be her passion.
Jackie has volunteered on the Senior Law Day committee and the Memory Walk committee and enjoys giving back to the community.
Jackie enjoys spending time with her two children and her two dogs. She lives in a small community in Northern Colorado. In her free time, she loves to travel, bake and take nature walks.
Jami Iske, BS
Assistant Financial Case Manager and Assistant Care Manager
Jami Iske has a dual role in A Care Management Group as both an Assistant Financial Case and as an Assistant Care Manager. Jami has a positive disposition and is always up to complete a task. She came to us after she had cared for her grandmother with dementia in her own home with her mother. She has a heart to help others and is patient as the day is long.
Jami has a degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Criminology. Prior to children, Jami worked in child development of preschool aged children for over 15 years. Jami enjoys spending time with her family. She has 8 children, 5 girls and 3 boys. They live on a farm with horses, chickens, ducks, and dogs in Loveland. Jami and her family travel with the two oldest daughters for horse barrel racing. They love spending time together.
Marilyn Pechin
Assistant Care Manager
Marilyn began her career in older adult care because her parents lived so far away from her and she understood the challenges that went along with caring for aging parents in another state. She wanted to be able to help people here in the same situation. As she became connected to people, she helped with grocery shopping, light duty housework and taking them on errands and to appointments.
Her father began showing signs of dementia after a few strokes and later moved into a memory care facility in Virginia. Marilyn would travel every other month for two weeks at a time to help her family and to be with him. During that time, she learned a lot about different positions in the aging field. Since his passing in 2017, she has been working in the field in private homes, independent care, and assisted living facilities. She has a heart and passion for older adults and loves to interact with them daily and form close relationships.
Marilyn lives in a small Front Range community with her husband and a beast of a hound. Occasionally she also gets to enjoy seeing her two grown sons. Marilyn loves the outdoors and has a joyful lease on life.
Madison Deweese, BA
Care Manager
Madison is a Care Manager with a lifetime of experience working specifically with the aging population. She started as a server in high school, and continued to gain experience in several positions in long term care while she finished her college degree and obtained minors in gerontology, psychology, and sociology from the University of Missouri Kansas City. These positions include Dining Manger, Certified Nursing Assistant, Certified Medication Assistant, Human Resources Assistant, Memory Care Assistant Director, Activities Director, as well as Care Manager for a home care company in Boulder County. She served these positions in all levels of care; however, she has extensive experience in Memory Care and Independent Living settings. Madison says she loves that her job allows her to help people in some of the most important transitions in life, and her goal is to help people age where and how they wish.
She enjoys volunteering and being an active member in her small Boulder County town. Madison’s interest reaches further than other adults in this way. She is all about hyper local resources and enjoys meeting the people in her community through civil engagements and activism. She also runs a group to support local families of young children in her town.
Madison has always felt a “calling” to work with older adults. She was lucky enough to have both grandparents heavily involved in her upbringing and now, has helped them to age in place in Missouri. Madison grew up with her family, and grandparents in the Midwest. She has called Colorado home since 2017. When not helping clients, or volunteering, Madison is busy raising two young children, with her partner, and they love to explore the local food scene, adventuring across the state, exploring local hiking trails, rivers, and lakes, and spending time with friends and family! In her limited free time, she enjoys gardening, cooking, doing yoga, and being out in nature whenever possible.