Peace of the MountainRespect. Dignity. Real answers.
Start where you are

When someone you love is nearing the end of their story,
you shouldn't have to figure it all out alone.

Peace of the Mountain is one place for the hardest season of family life: finding the right care, paying for it with every option on the table, and making sure nothing — and no words — are left unsaid.

Built by family, for families. No call centers. No pressure. Every answer honest, even when it's "don't."

Start where you are

Every family's path is different. These are the four doors — walk through the one you need today.

1

Find the right care

See every Medicare-certified hospice in your county — instantly, from official Medicare data, with no facility paying to be recommended and nobody selling your phone number.

2

Figure out how to pay for it

Assisted living runs $5,000–$7,000 a month, and most families combine three or four funding sources — in an order that matters enormously. Map every option: VA benefits, long-term care insurance, home equity, Medicaid planning, and the assets most people don't realize can help.

3

Say everything, organize everything

The Comfort File is a guided, gentle interview you complete with your parent — every account, policy, document and final wish in one printable family document, plus an automatic "first 72 hours" playbook. Private by design: the answers never leave your own computer.

4

Know what to do after

The Comfort File's playbook walks the family through the first 72 hours and the first 30 days — who to call, in what order, with the documents already located and the wishes already written down. The part every family wishes someone had handed them.

Why the mountain

Peace of the Mountain began years ago as a licensed Pennsylvania viatical settlement brokerage. Coming up through life insurance sales, our founder kept meeting the same quiet tragedy: families who had paid premiums for decades, losing the policy — and everything it was meant to do — right at the end. Most life insurance policies never pay a death claim. Most families never find out what their options were.

Life took the company in other directions for a while. The mission never left. Peace of the Mountain is back because the problem never went away: when a parent begins their final chapter, the family is handed grief and a to-do list at the same time — and an industry full of companies paid to steer them.

So we built the one-stop shop we wished our own families had: honest tools that work for you — where every professional we route to is licensed, every compensation arrangement is disclosed, and "this isn't your best option" is an answer we give out loud.

— Founded by a previously licensed viatical settlement broker. Lansdale, Pennsylvania.

Our promises

The family side of the table

No care facility pays us to be recommended. Where we are compensated for a referral, it says so in plain sight.

Licensed professionals only

Settlements, legal work, lending — anything that requires a license gets routed to someone who holds one in your state. Always.

Honest answers first

Every tool we build will tell you "this probably isn't worth it" when that's the truth. Trust is the whole point.

Dignity, always

No countdown clocks, no scare copy, no pressure. This season of life deserves better, and so does your family.

The Mountain Guide

One short, useful letter at a time — how to start the conversation, what hospice really covers, the benefits most families never claim. No noise, ever.

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