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Staying in your own home as you get older is called "aging in place". Your home is your castle, a sanctuary, and a treasure trove of precious god given memories. Maintaining your quality of life in a safe, familiar place can require a helping hand. Let our Caregivers provide the customized in-home assistance you or your loved ones need to make it reality!

What are the benefits of aging in place?

Independence: 
The key benefit of aging in place is maintaining independence. Living in your own home gives you more freedom, encourages you to be self-reliant, and allows you to pursue the hobbies and interests that let you enjoy life to the fullest. Maintaining independence promotes a sense of achievement that can contribute greatly to your physical and mental wellbeing.

Socializing:  If you live close to family and friends, staying in your home can help you maintain these important connections. It may also help you stay connected to regular service providers, such as doctors, dentists and hairdressers, as well as community organizations. Research shows that being connected to others is important for mental wellbeing and can be a preventative factor against anxiety and depression.

Familiarity: Familiarity can be a real comfort to people as they age, not just in terms of their own home and possessions, but also in terms of their immediate environment. A familiar neighborhood and community will likely encourage you to stay active and engaged, which are really valuable ways to enhance your wellbeing. Staying in a home and environment that is familiar, surrounded by family and friends, can also add to your sense of security. 

For a patient with dementia or Alzheimer's, being at home in a familiar environment is less disorienting and can offer security and peace of mind. They also have a better chance of continuing to follow their routine, which is important in the overall care plan.