A Clearer Picture of What Your Family Needs

A Family & Senior Assessment looks at the bigger picture. We review areas such as home safety, paperwork, medication organization, current family concerns, available resources and other details that may be easy to overlook. The goal is to identify priorities and give the family a clearer understanding of what needs attention now and what to prepare for next.

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When an aging parent needs support, it can be difficult to know where to start. A Family & Senior Assessment helps identify areas that may need attention, including home safety, paperwork, medication organization, available resources and family concerns. Together, we identify priorities and create clear next steps for the family.

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What We Look At During a Family & Senior Assessment

Every family situation is different. The assessment helps us look at the areas that may affect an aging parent's safety, organization and day-to-day well-being, while also considering the concerns of the family supporting them.

Home Safety & Fall Risks — potential hazards, lighting, bathroom safety and other concerns around the home

Medications & Organization — how medications and important health information are being organized

Important Paperwork — identifying and organizing documents the family may need access to

Daily Living Concerns — areas where the senior or family may be experiencing difficulty or uncertainty

Family Preparedness — what the family already has in place and what may still need attention

Resources & Referrals — identifying outside services or professionals that may be appropriate when additional help is needed

At the end of the assessment, the goal is to give the family a clearer picture of what is working, what may need attention and what the next steps could be.

What Your Family & Senior Assessment Includes

The assessment looks at the practical details that can easily be overlooked when supporting an aging parent. Together, we identify concerns, organize priorities and determine practical next steps based on your family's situation.

Common Questions About Family & Senior Assessments

What is a Family & Senior Assessment?

A Family & Senior Assessment looks at the practical areas that may affect an aging parent's safety, organization and day-to-day well-being. It helps families identify concerns, understand priorities and determine practical next steps.

What areas do we look at during the assessment?

We look at areas such as home safety and fall risks, medication organization, important paperwork, family concerns, preparedness, and resources or referrals that may be helpful.

When should my family consider an assessment?

You don't have to wait for a crisis. An assessment can be helpful when an aging parent lives alone, after a fall or hospitalization, when the family notices changes, or when managing everything simply starts to feel overwhelming.

Does my parent need to be experiencing a crisis?

No. In fact, preparing before a crisis can give families more time to identify concerns, organize important information and consider options before an urgent situation occurs.

What happens after the assessment?

We identify the areas that may need attention and organize practical next steps. Depending on your family's needs, this may include a Family Care Roadmap, resources and referrals, home-safety recommendations, or additional navigation and support.

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