Our "Your Quality of Life" service evaluates various factors that contribute to a senior’s overall well-being and satisfaction in life. We focus on both physical and emotional aspects to ensure seniors are living comfortably and happily.

• Physical Well-Being: We assess the senior’s general health, including any medical conditions, medication management, and their ability to perform daily tasks independently.
• Emotional Health: We evaluate the senior's emotional state, looking for signs of depression, anxiety, or stress that could affect their happiness and quality of life.
• Social Connections: We assess the senior's social interactions, identifying any risk of isolation or loneliness, and helping connect them to community programs and social activities.
• Living Environment: We evaluate the safety and comfort of the senior’s living environment, checking for hazards that could lead to accidents and ensuring the space supports a healthy, happy lifestyle.
• Leisure and Recreation: We look at the senior’s involvement in hobbies, recreational activities, and community events that contribute to their sense of fulfillment and joy.

Seniors' quality of life can diminish over time due to physical health issues, emotional challenges, or a lack of social interaction. Without regular "Your Quality of Life" checks, seniors may experience:

• Decline in Well-Being: As seniors age, physical and emotional health can deteriorate without proper attention. Routine assessments help identify changes that could affect overall well-being.
• Increased Isolation: Many seniors experience social isolation, which can lead to depression and a reduced sense of purpose. Regular evaluations help us connect them with social opportunities.
• Neglected Health Needs: Seniors may neglect medical needs or struggle with medication management, leading to deteriorating health. Ongoing checks ensure they receive the necessary healthcare and support.
• Safety Concerns: A senior’s home environment may become unsafe over time due to mobility challenges or clutter. By conducting home safety evaluations, we can help prevent accidents.
• Reduced Enjoyment of Life: Without opportunities for leisure and social engagement, seniors may experience a decline in happiness and satisfaction. Our service helps identify ways to enhance their quality of life through activities and community involvement.

The problem by the numbers

• Emotional Health: According to the CDC, 7 million adults aged 65 or older experience depression, a serious condition that can go unnoticed without regular checks on emotional well-being.
• Isolation and Loneliness: Research from the National Institute on Aging shows that social isolation in seniors increases the risk of premature death, comparable to smoking and obesity.
• Home Safety: The CDC reports that 3 million older adults are treated in emergency departments annually due to falls, many of which could have been prevented by addressing home safety concerns.
• Engagement and Recreation: According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, seniors who engage in regular physical and social activities tend to have better overall health and mental well-being.

• Initial Consultation: We start with a one-on-one consultation, either in-person or over the phone, where the senior and/or their family members discuss their current lifestyle and any concerns with one of our Senior Advocates.
• Personalized Evaluation: Each "Your Quality of Life" assessment is tailored to the individual senior, focusing on the aspects of their life that are most important to their well-being, such as health, social interaction, and home safety.
• Comprehensive Assessment: Our Senior Advocates conduct an in-depth evaluation, assessing the senior's physical health, emotional well-being, social connections, and living environment. This assessment can take place in-person or remotely, depending on the senior's preferences and needs.
• Signs of Decline or Mistreatment: During the assessment, if we find any signs of health decline or mistreatment, we act quickly to provide resources or report the issues to appropriate authorities.
• Discussion and Recommendations: After the assessment, we review the findings with the senior and/or their family members, offering recommendations for improvement and connecting them to resources that can enhance their quality of life.
• Ongoing Support: Our service goes beyond just the initial assessment. We provide follow-up visits and support to ensure that the senior continues to enjoy a high quality of life, making adjustments as needed.

Our "Your Quality of Life" service is delivered by a skilled team of professionals who work together to ensure seniors maintain the best possible lifestyle.

• Senior Advocates: Provide personalized support and work closely with seniors and their families to ensure their physical and emotional needs are met.
• Long-Term Care Ombudsman: Investigate any complaints of mistreatment and ensure seniors are treated fairly in all aspects of their care and support.
• Healthcare Providers: Medical professionals assess and provide care for any physical or mental health issues that could affect the senior's well-being.
• Social Workers: Help connect seniors to social programs, activities, and community resources that enhance their social engagement and sense of purpose.
• Home Safety Experts: Evaluate the senior’s living environment and recommend changes to improve safety, comfort, and accessibility.
• Community Organizations: Collaborate with local programs to offer recreational, social, and support services that contribute to a fulfilling and engaging lifestyle for seniors.

To ensure a higher quality of life for yourself or a loved one, click here to fill out the request form and schedule an onsite or remote assessment by one of our dedicated team members.