As a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS), I provide an in-home assessment focused on how your space supports everyday living, comfort, accessibility and independence. Together, we look beyond individual home modifications to consider how the entire home functions for the person living there.
Aging In Place Set-Up helps create a safer, calmer and easier-to-navigate home for individuals living with memory loss. Using dementia-conscious organization and aging-in-place principles, we assess the home for safety, accessibility, lighting, fall risks and everyday functionality, then implement practical changes that support familiar routines, independence and comfort.
Your home should continue to work for you as your needs change.
Aging In Place Consultation
assess+recommend
A comprehensive walk-through of the home focused on safety, function and aging-in-place needs.
We evaluate areas such as flooring, lighting, pathways, furniture placement, bathrooms, kitchens, entrances, storage and everyday routines, while also identifying areas that may create confusion or frustration for someone living with memory loss.
Families receive prioritized recommendations for practical changes that can help make the home safer and easier to navigate.
60 minute in-home consultation & written prioritized recommendations
$150
*credited in full toward any package booked within 30 days*
1 hour phone only consultations $39. complete form below to be contacted.
Package 1
Aging In Place Home Reset
assess+organize+implement
This includes the home assessment plus hands-on implementation of many of the recommendations.
We simplify and organize spaces, reduce unnecessary clutter, implement basic modifications, improve visibility and access to frequently used items, create clearer pathways, add labels or visual cues where appropriate, and establish simple systems that support daily routines.
The goal is to make the existing home function better without making it feel institutional.
Restructured Half-Day
assessment
emphasizing 2 priority zones completely
written plan with action steps
family walk-through virtually for distance family or in person
$695
Package 2
Aging in Place Complete Home Plan & Implementation
assess+organize+source+coordinate+manage
Our most comprehensive service combines the consultation, hands-on organization and full project coordination and reports.
We help source recommended products, set up rooms and daily-use areas, coordinate appropriate vendors for modifications outside our scope, and oversee the details through completion.
This is especially helpful for families managing a parent’s changing needs from a distance or preparing a new home or senior-living apartment for a smoother transition. Full project management oversight.
option 1: Single Residence
Full home, all primary living zones, product sourcing, vendor coordination, family report, 30 day follow-up
from $1,295
option 2: Distance Care
Everything above, plus weekly check-ins and written updates during the entire project and photo documentation for out-of-state family, plus direct coordination with facility staff or care providers
from $1,795
Our Aging In Place service helps families create a more supportive home environment while preserving as much independence, familiarity, and dignity as possible.
We walk through the home with a fresh set of eyes and help identify practical changes that can support daily living, including:
Home Safety & Aging-in-Place Assessment — review entrances, pathways, flooring, lighting, bathrooms, kitchen, furniture placement, fall risks, accessibility, and how well the home supports changing needs.
Dementia-Friendly Home Set-Up — simplify rooms, reduce visual clutter and confusion, improve contrast and visibility, create clear pathways, and make frequently used items easier to find.
Routine & Organization Systems — labels, simplified storage, dedicated daily-use zones, clothing systems, pantry organization, medication-area organization, and other cues that support everyday routines.
Room-by-Room Safety Improvements — practical changes in the bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room, entryway, laundry area, and outdoor access.
Product & Modification Recommendations — recommend items such as improved lighting, lever handles, bathroom safety products, seating solutions, signage, storage, or other aging-in-place products.
Vendor Coordination — when work is outside your scope, coordinate handymen, contractors, electricians, plumbers, movers, cleaners, or other specialists.
Move-In Dementia Set-Up — for someone downsizing or moving into senior living, recreate familiar routines and placement of belongings so the new environment feels recognizable and easier to navigate.
Family Walk-Through — once the set-up is complete, show the family what was changed, why it was changed, and how to maintain the systems.