We bridge the gap between earning a good income and feeling truly confident about your financial future.
We work with nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals who are exceptional at caring for others but want greater clarity and control over their own financial lives. Through practical education and structured coaching, we help you understand where you stand, align your money with your values, and build a plan you can confidently stick to.
ABOUT US
Care Plan Financial Coaching was founded by two healthcare professionals who understand the demands of clinical work as well as the responsibility of managing a solid income wisely. With backgrounds in nursing, pharmacy, and finance, we felt compelled to help our fellow health care professionals who often lack practical education about managing money in a way that feels clear, grounded, and sustainable. Our approach is straightforward and educational, not advisory. We focus on helping healthcare professionals simplify their finances, make informed decisions, and build long-term confidence without sales pressure or unnecessary complexity.
OUR SERVICES
What We Do For You
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Common Sense Money
Foundational financial education
Designed for healthcare professionals seeking clarity and structure.
Goal: Clear cash-flow system, confidence in decision-making, understanding what to do next.
This is the entry point and foundation for all future programs.
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Grounded Money
Develops behaviors, values, and financial sustainability
Designed for healthcare professionals who are financially stable but stressed.
Goal: Sustainable habits, personal financial philosophy, reduced anxiety.
This will take you from understanding your money to living it with clarity and intention.
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Calm Money Collective
Ongoing group coaching and support
Designed for program graduates seeking long-term stability and perspective.
Goal: Financial calm, confidence, and steady decision-making.
Provides financial maintenance, continuity of care, and community.
“Doing well with money has little to do with how smart you are and a lot to do with how you behave.”
— Morgan Housel.”