Family Care Consulting Services for Seniors and/or Baby Boomers

Each one of us has to make a choice as we approach our golden-years…can I continue to live at home independently or will I have to leave my home and move into an assisted living arrangement in order to live safely? It is a difficult choice only when one assumes that we need to sacrifice independence for safety and comfort for care. But what if there were a way that you could have "the best of both worlds" - independence and safety… comfort and care -and all without exhausting your life savings.

Take a look at the facts:

• According to the American Association for Homes and Services for the Aging, the average monthly base cost for assisted living in New York State is among the highest in the nation.
• On Long Island, the cost for housing, housekeeping, meals, and help with some daily tasks can range up to $7,410 a month, depending on the center, level of care and housing options.

That's almost a whopping $90,000.00 a year!
(***This figure does not include attorney, real estate, moving and/or storage fees, not to mention the time, effort and emotional trauma of uprooting yourselves in the middle of your golden years which are all involved in a move into an assistive living facility.***)

So, before spending a small fortune in attorney and real estate fees, moving and/or storage fees, and depleting your savings why not consider the cost-effective solution of modifying your existing home?

The option of allowing your own home to transformed into a home for a lifetime is a viable answer to your housing concerns, which will ensure your future in a familiar environment in which you could enjoy life's daily rituals and special events. Rather than uproot your life and memories, why not modify your existing home to meet your needs?

Call now to schedule an appointment with one of our certified age in place specialists and allow us to spell out your options and associated costs to allow you to gracefully age in place in the comfort of your own home.

Remember… "There's no place like home!"