Definition of Aging In Place
Aging in Place means having access to services and the health and social supports you need to live safely and independently in your home and community for as long as you wish or are able.
Did you know...
As of 2015, the average lifespan for Canadians aged 65 and above, is 87 for men and 89 for women according to the Office of the Chief Actuary (an independent unit within the Office of Superintendent of Financial Institutions “OSFI” that provides a range of actuarial valuation and advisory services to the Government of Canada).
Aging In Place Seniors Support Services
We work with seniors and their families to identify essential services required, locate quality service providers and facilitate communication with healthcare professionals.
- I can’t find the services I need!
- How do I know if they will provide quality service?
- What grants or benefits am I eligible for?
- How do I get my Estate documents done?
- Who can make recommendations to help us support our senior family member?
- Long distance caregiving is exhausting and stressful!
- I can’t navigate the healthcare system?
- I need someone to act as a liaison with healthcare professionals.
- I need help scheduling and getting to medical appointments!
- There is no one to come with me to consultations/procedures.
- What technology is available to enhance safety, communication, compliance with treatment/medication?
Call us. We can help.
98-year-old Nellis Willis, who participated in a standup comedy competition on a cruise ship. Amongst her many gems, there was this: “I want to go out of this world the way I came in….. naked and in the arms of a rich doctor.”
Three services offered:
Elder Concierge
- Research available services
- Connect with quality service providers
- Apply for grants and access benefits for seniors
- Arrange for preparation of Estate documents
- Make recommendations to help the family support their senior family member
- Assist with long-distance caregiving situations
Laurie Belanger
Laurie is your Elder Concierge with Aging In Place.
Healthcare Navigator
- Navigate the healthcare system
- Research available services
- Connect with quality service providers
- Act as a liaison between family and healthcare professionals (especially when family caregiving from a distance)
- Make recommendations to help the family support their senior family member
- Schedule and accompany senior to medical appointments
- Accompany senior to consultations/procedures
Marlene Rhoades
Marlene is your Healthcare Navigator for seniors.
Marlene's Health Tip: Virtual Care Guide For Patients
Technology Resource
- Identify suitable technology to enhance safety, communication, compliance with treatment/medication
Jill Chambers
Jill is your Technology Resource with Aging in Place.
Three services offered:
Elder Concierge
- Research available services
- Connect with quality service providers
- Apply for grants and access benefits for seniors
- Arrange for preparation of Estate documents
- Make recommendations to help the family support their senior family member
- Assist with long-distance caregiving situations
Laurie Belanger
Laurie is your Elder Concierge with Aging In Place.
Healthcare Navigator
- Navigate the healthcare system
- Research available services
- Connect with quality service providers
- Act as a liaison between family and healthcare professionals (especially when family caregiving from a distance)
- Make recommendations to help the family support their senior family member
- Schedule and accompany senior to medical appointments
- Accompany senior to consultations/procedures
Marlene Rhoades
Marlene is your Healthcare Navigator for seniors.
Technology Resource
- Identify suitable technology to enhance safety, communication, compliance with treatment/medication
Jill Chambers
Jill is your Technology Resource with Aging In Place.
Access Options:
We have two methods of payment available for Aging In Place services.
- Membership with Aging in Place Supports
- Fee for Service