HomeBase Solutions, LLC

05/24/2026

According to FaceBook, I’m supposed to be posting daily to get more readership, followers, and likes. I’m not going to use AI to generate my posts, so anything you get from me is from our hearts, our experiences, and will start being a more regular activity as i conitinue to come up with tips, tricks, techniques, progress photos, and reels to help explain the pros and cons of some choices we all face when aging or dealing with a disability. Remember, we’ve had extensive personal experience in both and have been working collaboratively with others for over 25 years.

So what’s next? It will help me immensely if we address topics concerning you or a loved one. Everything is fair game. Just remember that I’m an open book and will answer the question with respect.

Please Like and Follow us, too. That makes a huge difference. We’re so close to having 100 followers, I can’t wait!

With Dignity, Opportunity, Options, & Reapect™️, know that we will continue to open DOORs™️ for you whenever we can!

P. S. When you see the before pictures for this project, it will blow your mind!

04/18/2026

Someone once said if you take care of someone with dementia you lose them more and more everyday.

When they get the diagnosis, when they go through different stages, when they need treatment and when they pass away. This is called "ambiguous loss".

As the brain slowly dies, they change physically and eventually forget who their loved ones are. They could end up lying in bed, not moving and not eating or drinking.

There will be people who will scroll past this post because Dementia has not touched them. They may not know what it's like to have a loved one who has battled or is still battling dementia.

To raise awareness of this cruel disease, I would like my friends to put this on their page today. Hold your finger on the post to copy and paste to your timeline.

A special thank you to anyone willing to put this on their timeline for Alzheimer Awareness Week!💜

04/11/2026

Did you know we’re dealers for this great solution? It’s pretty awesome!

03/31/2026

This video is dedicated to Cassi and all the clients who have helped shape our lives in the last 28 years. It just hit me as I was enjoying a cup of coffee on the front porch to do this. But the first take was too windy, so I moved to the back of the house where I had a little more shelter. Hope you enjoy it.

12/10/2025

Neighbors to us. Now that I know the story, you can rest assured I’ll be going.

Cafe Gilly: I applaud your efforts of inclusion and am grateful beyond measure!

3 years ago today I happened to come across a post from the City of Charlotte, TN about a building for rent in the Charlotte square.

The next morning we peeked through the windows and I began envisioning what my little coffee shop would look like. I really didn’t think we would have a chance, but we tried anyways. A little over a week later we found out this little building would be the future home of Cafe Gilly.

We had so many setbacks opening our cafe. There were days we felt like we would never open and that we would never catch a break. The cafe is such a huge part of my life now and it’shard to imagine what life would be like without it.

This past year has been amazing and we are finally able to move forward and focus on our mission and inspiration behind opening Cafe Gilly. We are beyond grateful for our customers, our community and the City of Charlotte for the continued support.

For those that do not know our story, the inspiration for opening Cafe Gilly was to provide a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment for our employees, community members and customers and to increase the awareness of the potential of individual with disabilities in the workforce. Cafe Gilly was named after one of the owner’s former high school classmates whom she supported in adaptive PE, Special Olympics and Best Buddies. During this time, the dream of providing a supportive environment for individuals with disabilities to work came to life. We are excited to be partnering with a local organization and will soon be adding some new members to the Cafe Gilly team.

09/24/2025

Not long ago I was asked to write a little blurb on simple things you can do to make things safer and easier at home. Here’s the article I wrote for my friends at Johnson McGinnis Elder Care Law (https://www.facebook.com/JohnsonMcGinnisElderCareLaw?)

Learn simple, stylish ways to make your home safe and accessible for aging in place without sacrificing comfort or resale value.

09/22/2025

Love this!

Did you know that 33 Tennessee State Parks offer access to free all-terrain wheelchairs? These chairs are designed to navigate various types of terrain that may be encountered in outdoor environments. Each park with an all-terrain wheelchair offers specific trail experiences that can accommodate this specialized wheelchair.

Learn more: https://heyor.ca/z86lEL

08/28/2025

Multiple Sclerosis affects many of those we love and serve, personally and professionally. Nick and I have donated to this worthy cause at the request of our friend’s birthday wish today to support the National Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.

Please consider donating to help make a difference.

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08/07/2025

This is awesome! A Vertical Platform Lift/stair lift combo for outdoor use. Hopefully the transfer is protected with a fall arrester. Regardless, this is enabling at the very least.

07/19/2025

Inclusion is so great for everyone!

In 1991, 18-year-old Alexa started her very first job at KFC. She was shy, wearing a slightly oversized uniform, and proudly pinned on her name tag. Born with Down syndrome, Alexa knew many people had low expectations—but she also knew her worth.

To her, this wasn’t just a fast food job. It was a chance to prove that kindness, consistency, and hard work are more powerful than any label. She made customers feel seen, brought treats for her coworkers, mentored new staff, and became the heart of her workplace.

After 33 years of dedication, Alexa is now retiring with pride. Her name has come to symbolize loyalty, strength, and inclusion in the workplace. She didn’t just clock in—she changed the culture and left a legacy of love and employee empowerment.

Alexa’s journey is a beautiful reminder that diversity hiring, inclusive employment, and supporting special needs workers isn’t just good policy—it’s good for the soul.

Let’s celebrate champions like Alexa who make the world a better place—one shift, one smile, one heart at a time.