Planning for a quality life for you or a loved one.
Aging In Place Planning
Meeting your Aging in Place needs to live a quality life
as you or a loved one age
Caregiving and The Coronavirus
Aging In Place Planning
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Welcome to the Aging in Place Essential Toolkit™
During our global COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, we worry even more about an older family member, relative or friend. Families who actively care for their seniors face even greater challenges imposed by physical distancing mandates.
We can help during this difficult time. Click on one of the above boxes for the latest COVID-19 information, caregiving advice, resources, services and products.
Need to chat about a senior’s needs? Your concerns for their health and well-being? Want to protect and support them now and in their future? Click here to schedule a brief no cost phone conversation with us.
Read these trusted sources:
Find services and products for a loved one or yourself.
Balance your life as a family caregiver.
Resources
Caregiving means knowing what to do and when. Use this checklist to monitor and address your loved one's needs. Learn the essentials of caregiving.
Today's devices and products provide time-saving solutions to seniors' everyday dilemmas. Explore your options and see which fit your situation.
Explore the many services and supports available for elders, people with disabilities, caregivers and family members. Select your state:
What to consider in making a home mobility-friendly and secure.
Make your home a safe place as you age. Understand the wide range of other living options available to you.
Does your loved one have difficulty moving around? Is their home walker or wheelchair friendly? Assess options that can improve their safety and security.
How to keep tabs on your loved one when you're on the job? Or live four states away? What combination of people and devices will work for your situation?
There are four kinds of people in the world —
Those who have been caregivers;
Those who are currently caregivers;
Those who will be caregivers;
And those who will need caregivers.
Rosalynn Carter
Former First Lady of the United States
45 Million
50%
Americans currently manage their loved ones' assisted and daily care needs.
Half of health information searches are on behalf of someone else.
8 in10
Online health inquiries start with a search engine.
(Google, Bing, Yahoo)
Kind Words
“The Essential Family Caregiver Toolkit made it easy for me to organize my home care priorities. Not only did I find many options to help my sister-in-law stay in her own home, but the site provided me with the education to make the right choices.”
"Talking to a knowledgeable person about my father's specific home care needs made all the difference in the world to me as a caregiver. It diminished some of my day-to-day stress and helped me focus on a clear path forward."
“The Aging In Place Essential Toolkit covered everything I needed to know when looking for a home care aide for mom. I feel confident I am prepared with the right information and questions to ask to make the right decisions.”