How We Vet Senior Move Managers
Last updated: March 2026
Every professional in the Senior Move Guide directory is a current or recent member of the National Association of Senior Move Managers (NASMM), the primary professional body for senior move management in the United States. Here is what that means, and what it does not mean.
What NASMM membership means
- The professional has agreed to NASMM's Code of Ethics, which includes commitments to honesty, client confidentiality, and professional conduct.
- They have completed NASMM's foundational training, which covers move management process, elder communication, ethics, and safety.
- They are actively engaged with the professional community in this field.
What NASMM certification means
Some professionals hold the Senior Move Manager–Certified (SMM-C) designation. This requires demonstrated experience, additional coursework, and passage of a written examination. We display this credential on profile pages where applicable.
Some firms hold NASMM Accreditation or NASMM A+ Accreditation, which are organizational credentials requiring additional business standards review. These are also noted on profiles.
What our listing does not guarantee
We are a directory and information resource, not a licensing board or referral agency. A listing on Senior Move Guide is not an endorsement or guarantee of service quality. Families should:
- Request a written estimate before committing to any engagement
- Ask for references from comparable moves
- Verify insurance and bonding directly with the provider
- Confirm current NASMM membership at nasmm.org
How listings are added
Our directory is built from NASMM's public membership data, supplemented with direct outreach to firms. We do not charge for basic listings. Professionals may pay for featured placement, which affects display order and prominence but not inclusion criteria.
If you believe a listing contains incorrect information or that a professional should be removed, contact us at hello@seniormoveguide.com.