Aging In Place
"The ability to live in one’s own home and community safely, independently, and comfortably, regardless of age, income, or ability level." - CDC
Why most people want to age in place
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Stay in your own home and community
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Maintain your lifestyle and independence
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Home is a place of memories, family, warmth, and love
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Relocating to a new home or senior living facility is expensive and disruptive
Benefits of a home evaluation
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Expert guidance to support aging in place
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Most homes are not designed to support healthy aging: stairs without handrails, bathtubs without grab bars, and insufficient lighting are common features
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Aging in place home evaluations identify features that impede safety and accessibility
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Benefits for loved ones
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Family and friends will be more comfortable and safe in the home
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Aging in place means meeting the needs of everyone in the home, regardless of age and ability
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Host social events that everyone can attend
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There's no place like home!
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Enjoy accessibility and safety features while continuing to live in your chosen home and community
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Living at home is a preferred alternative to moving to a senior living facility
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An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure
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Identify potential barriers and risk factors
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Know your options to reduce risks before problems occur
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Proactive adjustments can be minor, and prevent major modifications in the future
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Financial benefits
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Planning ahead for healthy aging and preventing injuries reduces future spending on healthcare and home modification costs
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Homes that support aging in place have a higher market value
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Working with Change In Motion
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Comprehensive home evaluation
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Recommendations tailored to the needs of everyone living in the home
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Solutions matching your home style and your budget
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Transparent pricing with no surprises