Frequently asked questions

Absolutely! The earlier you start, the better. Completing the SAFE at Home assessment now, even while you’re healthy, allows us to track your progress over time. By starting early, we can establish a baseline. If any risks or needs are identified later, we’ll be able to offer proactive interventions to help you or a loved one stay safe at home.

If your results indicate any risks or unmet needs, a member of our Aging in Place Solutions team will contact you to review your report. We’ll also provide the right resources and create a customized action plan to support your aging in place goals.

Anyone! Whether it’s for a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, friend, or loved one, SAFE at Home is available to everyone. The assessment is accessible anywhere online, and it’s never too early to start tracking your status as you age. Early action gives you more options for care in the future.

Family disagreements about care can be stressful. SAFE at Home assessments provide clear, quantitative data that can shift conversations away from emotions and toward solutions. The scores become a neutral focal point for family discussions, helping everyone work together to address risk areas.

Yes. In some cases, a caregiver or third party is the best person to complete the assessment. In others, the senior’s direct input is required. Either way, reviewing the assessment criteria helps families understand the factors that influence successful aging in place.

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