Andrea Fuller

Andrea Fuller was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. She is a graduate of the University of Richmond and holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Virginia’s Darden Business School. After completing the MBA program, she embarked upon her brand management career with Johnson & Johnson, but her plans were abruptly interrupted when severe illness struck in 2009. She experienced multiorgan failure and ultimately required a heart transplant, which she thankfully received the next year. Her personal healthcare journey is what led Andrea to eventually transition her career into work that would be more fulfilling for her and allow her to help other people.

She continued working in brand management until she identified home care as an opportunity to combine her personal healthcare knowledge with her professional business experience. In early 2019, she created Full Heart Home Care LLC, a non-medical home care agency that serves seniors and other adults in the Greater Atlanta area who require assistance to remain in their homes. Andrea immersed herself in the industry, becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant, earning a Certificate of Gerontology, and volunteering with a senior day care program. She identified dementia as an area of great need and became a Certified Dementia Practitioner through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners.

With the goal of developing products that help seniors and their families beyond the Atlanta area, she established Fu11er Life Group LLC in 2024. The inaugural products to be offered through the new entity are Brain Food Activity Books, which are specially designed for adults in different stages of cognitive decline. Her proprietary 3-level system helps caregivers select the right book for loved ones with mild cognitive impairment and dementia to maximize the many benefits of "brain exercise".

Andrea’s personal passions include animals, especially dogs, reading, writing, promoting organ donation, everything French, and puzzles of all kinds.