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Planning For Life's Changes
- Aging-In-Place assessments to see what changes need to be made to remain in the current home
- Education & information for seniors and their families to formulate a plan
- If a housing move is necessary - services to assist for an easier, stress-free transition
- Resources and Guides to educate and inform
- Advocacy, negotiation and support services
What Do You Need Help With?
For Seniors:
- Are you dealing with health issues that make taking care of your home difficult?
- Do you have questions about housing options and what you can afford?
- Do you have a lot of personal property and need options for how to deal with it all?
- Are you looking for a way to make some changes and want to avoid a "family feud"?
- Do you have questions about how a change will affect your finances, insurance or Medicare?
- Do you have legal documents in place to protect your assets and/or do you need to know what documents you should have?
For Families:
- Do you have someone in your family that is going through the aging process that is causing the family stress and concern?
- Do you have questions about housing options and how your loved one can afford them?
- Do you want an aging-in-place assessment to help determine what changes can be made so your family member can stay in the home as long as possible?
- Do you know what additional resources are available to help ease the stress of caring for a loved one in their home?
- Are you not in the local area and want ideas on how to keep your loved one safe?
- Is there a lot of personal property and need options for how to deal with it all?
- Are you looking for a way to make some changes and want to avoid a "family feud"?
- Are the legal documents in place to protect assets and be able to make decisions on behalf of your loved one?
- Is the situation nearing a crisis that you're seeking to avoid?
For a no-obligation conversation with a knowledgeable advocate who will listen and help clear up some concerns please call (717) 644-3812
Considerations with Housing Transitions
Moving as a senior can present unique challenges and considerations due to factors such as health, mobility, and emotional attachment to one's home. We're here to help you through all the key decisions you need to make concerning your transition. Below are some important things to keep in mind:
■ Health & Mobility
Consider your physical capabilities and health needs. Ensure that the new living space accommodates your needs, whether it's moving in with family or a one-story home.
■ Location
Choose a location that is convenient and suits your lifestyle and needs, such as, proximity to medical facilities, shopping, public transportation, and social amenities. We know this market and can help you with options that will suit your needs and desires!
■ Downsizing
Moving often involves downsizing, which can be emotionally challenging if you have accumulated a lifetime of possessions. We have the plans and strategies to ease this burden!
■ Emotional Support
A transition can be taxing, especially if you have strong emotional ties to your current home. We're here to offer emotional support and reassurance throughout the process, acknowledging your feelings and helping to focus on the positive aspects of the move, such as new opportunities and experiences!
■ Safety & Security
Prioritize safety and security in your new living environment. Ensure that your space is equipped with safety features such as handrails, grab bars, smoke detectors and adequate lighting. We have resources and contractors to assist - including those that can implement Smart Home Technology!
■ Transition Period
Allow yourself adequate time for a transition period after any change to adjust to your new surroundings. Be patient as you acclimate to a new home and community. We are empathetic and compassionate during this time and are always available to provide the support you need!
Articles & Guides
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What You Need to Know About The Hospital Discharge Process to Help Your Loved One!
When an aging parent is hospitalized, the focus is naturally on their immediate medical needs. Hospital stays are becoming shorter and families are often unprepared for what comes next.
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Hospice & Palliative Care: Don't be Scared to Use These Services!
Hospice and palliative care are both specialized forms of medical care focused on providing comfort and support to individuals with serious illnesses, but they have distinct differences.
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