Meet The Hearts Behind Aging in the 207
Bobbie Collins, Agency Director & Founder
With deep roots in Maine and a lifelong passion for helping others, I founded Aging in the 207 Home Care Agency to bring compassionate, dependable care to seniors right here at home.
As a proud Gen Xer with Baby Boomer parents, I’ve seen firsthand the challenges families face as loved ones age. Living and working in Maine one of the oldest states in the country. I recognize that my own generation will soon be the next in need of care. That realization inspired me to build an agency that embodies respect, trust, and genuine compassion a true Maine company dedicated to doing care the right way: with heart, integrity, and local pride.
My healthcare journey began in the 1990s as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), where I provided hands-on care in both nursing homes and home care settings. I later advanced into Medical Assisting and Phlebotomy, gaining valuable clinical experience across several healthcare facilities throughout Maine. These years at the bedside taught me that even the smallest acts like washing a patient’s hair, offering a smile, or simply listening can make a world of difference.
Over time, my career evolved into Healthcare Management, where I oversaw staffing, human resources, and the daily operations of staffing & home care agency. These experiences strengthened my leadership and deepened my appreciation for the dedicated caregivers who serve on the front lines of compassion every day.
Krystal Muder, Director of Care Coordination and Scheduling
Krystal brings compassion, leadership, and extensive hands-on experience to her role as Director of Care Coordination at Aging in the 207.
With a background spanning residential management, behavioral health, and direct support services, Krystal is deeply committed to ensuring safe, person-centered, and well coordinated care for every client we serve. She resides in the Kennebec County area, providing valuable regional perspective and flexibility in supporting clients and care teams across multiple service areas.
Krystal has spent several years working in residential and healthcare settings throughout Maine, most recently as a Resident Manager and Team Leader with Sevita Health. In these roles, she supervised daily operations, coordinated individualized care plans, facilitated communication between families, staff, and external providers, and ensured compliance with health, safety, and regulatory standards. Her experience includes crisis intervention, behavior support, care plan development, and ongoing monitoring of client well-being.
Previously, Krystal worked as a Behavior Technician at Spring Harbor Hospital, where she supported patients through individualized treatment plans, therapeutic interventions, and crisis de-escalation, always prioritizing dignity, safety, and emotional well-being. Her ability to build trust and rapport with clients and families is a hallmark of her approach to care coordination.
Krystal maintains current certifications in CPR, DSP, and CRMA. Known for her strong communication skills, regulatory knowledge, and genuine empathy, Krystal plays a vital role in ensuring seamless coordination of services and exceptional care outcomes for our clients and their families.
Director of Human Resources and Compliance
Brooke is a highly motivated and upbeat healthcare operations professional proudly rooted in Androscoggin County and serving the broader Sagadahoc County area. Based in Sabattus, Maine, Brooke brings over a decade of experience in healthcare operations, client services, and team leadership, with a strong commitment to quality, accountability, and patient-centered care.
Brooke has built a career grounded in reliability, attention to detail, and exceptional customer service. She is known as a self-starter who excels both independently and as part of collaborative teams.
As Center Operations Director with a local Urgent Care Facility in Brunswick and Lewiston, Brooke overse clinical and business performance across multiple sites. Her role includes optimizing staffing, driving key performance metrics, improving workflows, mentoring staff, and strengthening relationships with employers, referral sources, and community partners. Brooke has a proven track record of improving patient experience while supporting staff development throughout the full talent life cycle from recruitment and onboarding to retention and succession planning.
Her career progression reflects hands-on experience across healthcare roles, including Assistant Center Operations Director, Medical Assistant, Front Desk Operations, and Direct Support Services. Brooke also holds multiple industry certifications and recognitions, including CAOHC, BAT, Drug Screens, CRMA, and NIOSH.
With deep local knowledge of Androscoggin and Sagadahoc Counties, Brooke is passionate about supporting Maine communities through dependable leadership, strong relationships, and a commitment to high-quality care.
We’re Your Local Maine Caregiving Team
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“Our team is here to assist you with personalized, reliable care you can trust.”
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“We’re here to take care of you and lend a helping hand when you need it most.”
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“From us, you’ll receive more than just care you’ll enjoy our helpful services”
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“Showing up on time, lifting spirits every day.”
