The Danforth family · Dual-Physicians

Two physicians. Opposite shifts. One list nobody was home to own.

Before

Two physicians working opposite ends of the clock — one nights, one days. Two boys, one school-age and self-sufficient, one a toddler with a great deal of personality. A grandmother who is part of daily life, and two senior pets on daily medication. For years, the list belonged to whoever was awake.

Why they chose Sage Haus

They found Sage Haus on social and took the house manager quiz. What they wanted wasn't childcare — the boys were covered — and it wasn't a cleaner either. It was the layer in between: the person who knows the pets' medication is due and that the toddler is about to outgrow everything.

Sage Haus found their house manager

Eighteen to twenty-three hours covering the things that fall apart when nobody is home in daylight: whole-family laundry and seasonal size swaps, daily resets before the cleaner, pantry restocks on subscription, and prescriptions and appointments actually scheduled.

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