What is the A Place for Mom opt-out email address?

A Place for Mom's current privacy policy lists privacy@aplaceformom.com for privacy questions and requests and links to its preference center for communication choices.

Does GeezerKeeper send the opt-out email?

No. The free link opens an unfilled draft in the visitor's email application. The visitor reviews, completes, and sends it. GeezerKeeper receives none of the entered details.

Will one A Place for Mom email stop calls from senior living providers?

Do not assume it will. A Place for Mom's current policy says people who want communications from senior care network providers to stop must contact those providers directly.

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Verified July 21, 2026 · Address and instructions checked against the company's current privacy policy

The fastest written route: A Place for Mom publishes privacy@aplaceformom.com for privacy questions and requests. The button below opens an unfilled stop-contact and deletion-request draft in your own email application. GeezerKeeper does not receive, upload, or send what you enter.

Ready-to-review draft

Addressed, written, and still under your control.

Replace the bracketed placeholders after the draft opens. Do not add medical records, government identifiers, financial details, or identity documents to the first message.

Open the opt-out email Open the preference center

Nothing is sent until you complete, review, and send the message yourself.

Prefer to copy the request?

Use the same unfilled text without opening an email link.

Unfilled A Place for Mom request

Subject: Revoke contact consent and request deletion of my personal information

To A Place for Mom privacy team,

I am asking you to stop all marketing calls, texts, and emails to me. I revoke any prior consent to contact me for marketing or referral purposes.

Please also process this as a request to delete personal information associated with the details below, to the extent applicable law requires and subject to any lawful exceptions. Please tell me whether you shared my information with senior-care network providers and identify those recipients so I can contact them directly.

Name: [FULL NAME]
Email used: [EMAIL USED]
Phone used: [PHONE USED]
State of residence: [STATE]

Please confirm when my communication preferences have been updated and tell me what additional verification, if any, you require. Do not use the information in this request for marketing.

Thank you,
[FULL NAME]

Why the email and preference center are separate

The preference center changes communication choices. A written privacy request creates a dated record and can also ask for deletion of applicable personal information and identification of recipients, subject to lawful exceptions and any verification the company requires. Neither route guarantees deletion or a particular outcome.

If senior living facilities are still calling

A Place for Mom's current policy says it does not control communications from senior care network providers and that people who want those communications to stop must contact the providers directly. That makes every identifiable community or agency a separate cleanup job.

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GeezerKeeper is independent and not affiliated with A Place for Mom. This tool provides a reviewable template, not legal advice. Policies, privacy rights, and verification requirements can change.

Primary sources

A Place for Mom privacy policy — published privacy email, preference center, privacy-rights instructions, and the separate provider-contact rule.
A Place for Mom terms of use — withdrawal of automated-call consent and participating-organization communications.

Need the full workflow? Use the four-step A Place for Mom opt-out guide.