Aging in Place
Support and resources for older adults who want to remain in their own homes safely, comfortably, and independently
Aging in place means living in your own home safely, independently, and comfortably as you age, rather than moving to a care facility. With the right support services and home modifications, many seniors can continue living at home successfully.
Stay in the home you love with memories, belongings, and routines
Receive one-on-one care tailored to your specific needs and preferences
Remain close to family, friends, and your established community connections
In-home care can be cost-effective, especially with family support
Keep beloved pets and maintain personal autonomy and lifestyle choices
90%
Of Seniors Prefer Aging at Home
Professional caregiving services that enable seniors to remain at home safely
Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility
Medical care including wound care, injections, IV therapy, and health monitoring
Social interaction, conversation, activities, and emotional support
Nutritious meal planning, cooking, and assistance with eating if needed
Cleaning, laundry, dishes, and maintaining a safe, tidy living space
Reminders, organization, and monitoring to ensure medications are taken correctly
Rides to medical appointments, shopping, social activities, and errands
Temporary relief for family caregivers who need a break
Specialized care for individuals with Alzheimer's and other cognitive impairments
Simple changes that can make your home safer and more accessible for aging in place
Install in bathrooms, hallways, and stairways to prevent falls
Add ramps at entrances for easier mobility device access
Brighter lights, nightlights, and motion-sensor lighting
Replace traditional tubs with safer, accessible options
Widen doorways to accommodate walkers and wheelchairs
Eliminate loose rugs, cords, and clutter from walkways
Convert a room to avoid stairs if mobility is limited
Emergency call buttons and fall detection devices
Understanding when staying at home is feasible and when other options should be considered
ElderPath can help assess whether aging at home is feasible or if other care options might be more appropriate. We'll evaluate your situation, coordinate in-home services if suitable, or help transition to the right care facility if needed.
ElderPath can help you coordinate in-home care services, arrange home modifications, and ensure your loved one has the support they need to age safely at home.