The company makes a golden life accessible for its members by saving them time, energy, and money. The funding enables Dorvie to bring its services to select markets around the country, starting with the Washington, DC, metro area launch this month. Whether individuals love hosting friends and family, prefer to order-in for most meals, want the perfect lawn and garden, or desire as much free time as possible, Dorvie has it covered and can evolve as individual’s needs change over time.“As our country ages and baby boomers move into retirement, new initiatives like Dorvie are helping to chart the future of aging services for millions of Americans,” said Katie Smith Sloan, CEO of Leading Age, which represents more than 5,000 non-profit aging services providers and other mission-minded organizations that touch millions of lives every day. “Dorvie is a game changer for individuals and their loved ones who choose to stay in their home or apartment as they age,” said Dave Gehm, president and CEO of Wellspring Lutheran Services, one of the seed investors in Dorvie. ­About DorvieDorvie is a play on the French term for golden life: “vie d’or”.