Stacey Eisenberg, co-owner of A Place At Home - North Austin, has been named a finalist for Austin Business Woman’s 2026 Health Business/Expert of the Year award. The recognition underscores the critical role of non-medical home care in Central Texas and highlights how local leaders are shaping services for older adults, caregivers and vulnerable populations. The winner will be announced at the 2026 Star Awards Gala on November 12, 2026, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at The Norris Conference Centers in Austin.
Austin Business Woman says the category honors a woman-owned business making a significant impact in health and wellness through innovation, leadership and a commitment to community well-being. Eisenberg’s selection as a finalist reflects not only her operational success but also her extensive volunteer work across aging services, dementia support and adult protective services. Her journey in senior care began in childhood at the nursing home where her mother worked, and she started working in the field at 13. As a trained recreation therapist, she has worked across nursing homes, assisted living and memory care, hospitals, rehabilitation centers and independent living settings—experience that now informs her approach to helping families navigate difficult care decisions.
In 2023, Stacey and her husband, Bryan Eisenberg, founded A Place At Home - North Austin. Based in Round Rock, the agency helps older adults and other clients remain at home with non-medical personal care, companionship, dementia support, respite care, transportation and care coordination. It serves families across Williamson and Travis counties, including Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Hutto, Leander and North Austin. The timing of this recognition matters because the demand for in-home care continues to rise as the population ages, and Eisenberg’s leadership offers a model for how local businesses can fill gaps in the care continuum while also advocating for systemic improvements.
Beyond her agency work, Eisenberg serves as a Community Educator for the Alzheimer’s Association and supports the Williamson County Walk Committee. She is Treasurer of the Adult Protective Services Advisory Board, Community Awareness Chair for the Aging Services Council, and Co-Facilitator of the Williamson County Health Resource networking group. She is also a member of the National Aging in Place Coalition, contributes to Age Friendly Austin initiatives, and participates in Healthy Williamson County, the Williamson Collab Action Group and the Regional Dementia Support Coalition for the Capital Area. Her volunteer work includes serving as President of Round Rock High School’s Project Grad program and PTSA Spiritwear Chair. This breadth of involvement illustrates how home care providers can extend their impact beyond direct services to influence policy, education and community health networks—a crucial factor as Texas grapples with caregiver shortages and an aging demographic.
Recognition from clients, caregivers and neighbors has followed. In 2025, A Place At Home - North Austin received the Activated Insights Best of Home Care® Provider of Choice and Employer of Choice awards, reflecting feedback from clients and care professionals. The agency was also named Best Senior Care Service in the 2024 and 2025 Best of Round Rock awards. Eisenberg’s finalist recognition highlights the broader community work behind the care families receive at home. As a senior care expert, she brings decades of experience to families making difficult care decisions, and her ongoing advocacy ensures that the needs of older adults remain visible to policymakers and business leaders. The outcome of the November gala will be a moment to watch, but the implications of her nomination already signal that non-medical home care is gaining the recognition it deserves as a vital component of Central Texas’s health infrastructure.
