“After my father’s stroke, he was left with left-side hemiparesis. Rehab was grueling and the hospital bills were impossible to carry. Then came Alzheimer’s—he could still follow English, but he could only express himself in Korean. Finding a U.S. caregiver who truly understood him felt impossible.

Even before the stroke, Dad talked about spending his later years in Korea. But every time we looked into it, the visa, the paperwork, and choosing a trustworthy long-term care hospital felt like a maze we couldn’t solve.

GoodHands changed everything. They said, ‘We’ll fill it, you sign,’ and actually meant it. From visa approval to a hospital match we could trust, they guided us like family and arranged a medical escort for the flight.

In Korea, Dad’s condition is noticeably better than it ever was during treatment in the U.S.—and the total cost dropped to about one-fifteenth of what we were paying. He sees relatives more often, he laughs during our Sunday calls, and the GoodHands team visits weekly, sending us video updates so we’re never guessing.

Without GoodHands, this would have been so much harder—maybe impossible. If you’re standing where we stood, please let them help you.”