Proudly serving Roswell, Alpharetta, Marietta, Woodstock, Atlanta, Milton, Johns Creek, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and Lawrenceville.

Hand-Selected Senior Care Experts You Can Trust

With more than 175 years of combined leadership experience in hospitals, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and senior care, Beth Cayce saw a critical gap in how families are supported when a loved one transitions to or plans to remain at home after an illness, injury, or dementia diagnosis.

She witnessed firsthand how complex and overwhelming navigating care for a loved one can be — especially for older adults living with cognitive decline. Families were often left without clear guidance, coordinated care planning, or dementia-specific expertise.

So, she built CaraVita to help change that.

Meet the Team

Today, we have a highly credentialed interdisciplinary team with over 175 years of combined experience in geriatric care management, nursing oversight, medical social work, physical and occupational therapy, dementia specialty care, and senior living administration.

Our interdisciplinary team includes:

  • Geriatric Care Managers
  • Licensed Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)
  • Licensed Social Worker and Gerontologist
  • Rehabilitation Therapists
  • Activity and Engagement Specialists
  • Experienced Senior Living Operators
  • Trained Care Coordination & Support Staff

Every team member is carefully selected for both clinical excellence and compassionate service. We are here to guide families through every stage of aging — whether you need care planning, dementia support, or ongoing home care services.

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Beth Cayce, PT, MS, Gerontology Certificate

Founder & CEO | Dementia & Aging Specialist | Clinical Educator | Creator of Dementia Life™ and Masterful Moments

Beth Cayce, MSPT, is a nationally recognized dementia and aging specialist with more than 50 years of personal and professional experience in senior healthcare, rehabilitation, and person-centered dementia care. She holds a Master’s in Physical Therapy with advanced study in Gerontology and has spent her career developing innovative approaches that help older adults thrive with dignity, purpose, and connection.

Beth serves as a Clinical Instructor for the Georgia State University Doctor of Physical Therapy Program and is an approved dementia educator and trainer for the State of Florida. She is certified as an ACT-VDT Trainer and is trained in DACE, AlzEssentials, Dementia Friendly initiatives, and evidence-based dementia engagement approaches, including Otago fall prevention instruction

 She is the creator of the Masterful Moments™ Approach and Dementia Life™, a clinically guided, person-centered dementia care framework focused on understanding identity, communication, engagement, daily rhythm, and supportive care strategies for individuals living with brain change.

Beth is known for bridging clinical expertise with compassionate, real-world caregiving solutions — helping families, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and senior living organizations better understand the person beyond the diagnosis.

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Bear Mahon, CALA

President & COO

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Amy Brannen, CALA

Administrator

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Ginny Callaway

Controller

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Danielle Avery, LPN

VP of Clinical Quality Assurance

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Laura Cayce, LMSW, GCM

Director of Care Management

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Nancy Brophy, RN, BSN

Director of Home Care Nursing

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Jesica Alperin, COTA/L, AEAS, CDCS, CFPS

Director of Staff Education & DementiaLife™

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Amanda White, MA

Director of Marketing and Engagement

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Geena Holloway

Director of Client Relations

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Annette Mize

Director of Talent Acquisition and Engagement

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Crystal Brazel

Human Resources Manager

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

DeLee Udelson

Medical Records Administrator

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Brianna Green

Case Manager

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Latasha Edwards

Case Manager

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Emily Roper

Administrative Assistant

Our Professional Team at CaraVita in Roswell, GA

Nancy Li

Accounting

Why Professionals Matter

CaraVita’s leadership team provides structured clinical oversight, education, and coaching to our professionally trained in-home caregivers, ensuring:

  • Safe and successful hospital-to-home transitions
  • Evidence-informed dementia care planning and support
  • Ongoing care management and reassessment
  • Proactive communication with families and healthcare providers
  • Personalized caregiver matching based on both clinical needs and interpersonal compatibility

We do not provide task-based care. We deliver professionally supervised, outcomes-focused in-home senior care and dementia support in Metro Atlanta, designed to reduce hospital readmissions, prevent falls, support cognitive engagement, and preserve dignity at home.

Our professional staff conducts routine care reviews, provides regular family updates, and offers expert consultation as needs evolve — ensuring your loved one receives the right level of care at the right time.

When clinical expertise, dementia specialization, and compassionate leadership matter, families throughout Metro Atlanta trust our team to guide them forward with clarity and confidence.

Contact Us!

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Beth Cayce, PT, MS, Gerontology Certificate

Founder & CEO | Dementia & Aging Specialist | Clinical Educator | Creator of Dementia Life™ and Masterful Moments

Beth Cayce, MSPT, is a nationally recognized dementia and aging specialist with more than 50 years of personal and professional experience in senior healthcare, rehabilitation, and person-centered dementia care. She holds a Master’s in Physical Therapy with advanced study in Gerontology and has spent her career developing innovative approaches that help older adults thrive with dignity, purpose, and connection.

Beth serves as a Clinical Instructor for the Georgia State University Doctor of Physical Therapy Program and is an approved dementia educator and trainer for the State of Florida. She is certified as an ACT-VDT Trainer and is trained in DACE, AlzEssentials, Dementia Friendly initiatives, and evidence-based dementia engagement approaches, including Otago fall prevention instruction

She is the creator of the Masterful Moments™ Approach and Dementia Life™, a clinically guided, person-centered dementia care framework focused on understanding identity, communication, engagement, daily rhythm, and supportive care strategies for individuals living with brain change.

Beth is known for bridging clinical expertise with compassionate, real-world caregiving solutions — helping families, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and senior living organizations better understand the person beyond the diagnosis.

Bear Mahon, CALA

President & COO

Bear brings more than 20 years of senior living leadership to CaraVita, with experience spanning ancillary care, corporate development, acquisitions, and multi-state operations. His interest in service runs deep — growing up in a military family, he would put on a lab coat, follow his parents through hospital hallways, and spend time talking with patients. He began his career as an Activities Director and Rehabilitation Coordinator before serving as Executive Director and Area Operations Manager at CaraVita Senior Care in 2000. He later held senior roles at Emeritus and Brookdale Senior Living, including District Director of Operations and Regional Vice President. Bear has also served in leadership positions with the Georgia Senior Living Association, including Vice-Chairman and Chairman Elect of the GSLA PAC.

Amy Brannen, CALA

Administrator

Amy has served as the Administrator at CaraVita since 2006, bringing a uniquely broad background that includes executive director roles in senior living, public service as a detective with Charleston County, and work as a fraud investigator. A graduate of Georgia Southern University and honors graduate of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Academy, she is also a member of the 2010 Leadership North Fulton class. Her path to caregiving was deeply personal — having to leave college to care for her father through hospice at home instilled in her a lasting belief that each day of life is a gift, and that the difference a good care partner can make is immeasurable. That experience shapes the empathy and commitment she brings to every family CaraVita serves.

Ginny Callaway

Controller

Ginny has been an accountant and controller since 1991, bringing more than 30 years of financial expertise to CaraVita and CVSC, LLC. Her skill set spans accounting, finance, and technology, and she offers steady, thoughtful leadership and has been instrumental in supporting the continued growth of CaraVita. Ginny is committed to service, ensuring that seniors—and the team members who support them—feel heard, respected, and truly valued.

Danielle Avery, LPN

VP of Clinical Quality Assurance

Danielle is a Licensed Practical Nurse who began her nursing career in 2007 and brings more than 15 years of progressive clinical and operational leadership experience to CaraVita. In her role as Vice President of Clinical Quality Assurance, she oversees clinical compliance, quality outcomes, and care delivery standards across home care and assisted living operations. Her expertise spans dementia care, change-of-condition management, medication systems oversight, and staff training and performance development. Known for integrating clinical insight with operational strategy, Danielle drives initiatives that enhance patient outcomes, strengthen care models, and build systems that promote safety, accountability, and excellence.

Laura Cayce, LMSW, GCM

Director of Care Management

Laura earned her Master of Social Work with a Gerontology emphasis from the University of Texas at Austin, and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Georgia. She joined CaraVita in 2010 after five years as an MSW with Manor Care in Austin, and experience across hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and home health organizations. As a Licensed Master Social Worker and Geriatric Care Manager, she describes her life’s work as dedicated to listening to families, helping them reflect on what matters most, and guiding them to the right resources — and counts it a privilege to be part of a family business that gives back. She serves as an Alzheimer’s Association support group facilitator and is a member of the National Association of Social Workers and the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers.

Nancy Brophy, RN, BSN

Director of Home Care Nursing

Nancy earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Villanova University and brings more than 30 years of diverse clinical and leadership experience to CaraVita. Her career has spanned the full continuum of care — from Labor and Delivery and Perinatal Education to ICU/CCU case management, senior living, telephonic case management, and extensive work in hospice and palliative care in both inpatient and community settings. In her role at CaraVita, Nancy conducts in-home client visits to develop individualized service plans, perform nursing assessments, and complete supervisory visits that ensure high standards of care. She also leads Skills Lab training sessions at the CaraVita office, equipping caregivers with the hands-on knowledge needed to provide safe, effective care. Her leadership reflects a deep commitment to clinical excellence, evidence-based practice, and the ongoing development of the caregiving team.

Jesica Alperin, COTA/L, CDCS, CFPS, AEAS

Director of Staff Education & DementiaLife™

Jesica is a Certified and Licensed Occupational Therapy Assistant with additional certifications as a Dementia Care Specialist, Certified Fall Prevention Specialist, and Advanced Ergonomics Assessment Specialist. She came to CaraVita after a career spanning Long Term, Short Term, and Memory Care settings along the East Coast, where she developed a passion for educating professional and family caregivers on approaches to caring for aging adults — particularly those living with dementia. At CaraVita, she leads the DementiaLife™ program and oversees ongoing caregiver education.

Amanda White, MA

Director of Marketing and Engagement

Amanda has worked in the senior care space since high school, starting as an activities director and going on to work in senior living placement and elder law. She holds a Master of Arts in Gerontology from Georgia State University, where her thesis focused on death and dying in assisted living communities. Amanda brings both academic depth and hands-on community experience to her role connecting families with CaraVita’s care team.

Geena Holloway

Director of Client Relations

Geena’s lifelong dedication to caring for others began early — growing up as the oldest of seven siblings. She brings a deep personal understanding of family caregiving dynamics and a genuine calling to ensure seniors receive the care, love, dignity, and respect they deserve at every stage of life’s transitions.

Annette Mize

Director of Talent Acquisition and Engagement

Annette joined CaraVita in 2014 and stepped into her full-time role as Director of Recruitment and Development in 2015. She oversees all of CaraVita’s hiring, orientation, and ongoing caregiver education programs. Her background spans temporary personnel placement, chiropractic front office management, and pastoral care as an Interfaith Minister — a combination that gives her a unique ability to connect with caregivers and clients wherever they are. It brings her deep satisfaction to connect caregivers with an agency so dedicated to excellent care, knowing those caregivers will go on to make a real difference in the lives of seniors who need them.

Crystal Brazel

Human Resources Manager

Crystal joined CaraVita in 2013, bringing a background in HR, payroll, and employee support that she is proud to put to work in service of a mission she believes in. She holds a Master’s degree in Human Resources Management and her faith shapes the way she approaches every aspect of her role — bringing kindness, patience, and integrity to her work each day, and believing that serving others is itself an act of service to God. For Crystal, working in the geriatric industry is deeply meaningful because it allows her to support the caregivers who pour so much love and dedication into the lives of CaraVita’s clients.

DeLee Udelson

Medical Records Administrator

DeLee joined CaraVita in 2017 as Medical Records Administrator. Her deep affection for the senior population was shaped early in life by close relationships with her own grandparents, and she brings that genuine warmth — along with careful attention to detail — to her role supporting the CaraVita clinical team. Working alongside CaraVita’s seniors has deepened her belief that the most important thing any person leaves behind is the impact they’ve had on others’ lives.

Briana Green

Case Manager

Briana serves as a Case Manager at CaraVita, coordinating schedules and care plans to ensure clients receive the highest quality, most personalized support possible. She loves working with the elderly and describes her approach as putting the puzzles together — building the right schedule and the right team around each client to deliver the best care possible.

Latasha Edwards

Case Manager

Latasha recently joined CaraVita, bringing a strong background in office management, healthcare coordination, and client services. Her professional experience includes overseeing daily operations, managing staff, and ensuring compliance with healthcare standards — skills she now puts to work coordinating care for CaraVita’s clients and supporting the caregivers who serve them. She is drawn to the geriatric industry because of the meaningful impact it allows her to make in the lives of seniors, helping them maintain their independence and dignity while building genuine relationships with clients and their families. Her goal is always to provide dependable support and create a positive experience for everyone involved.