Aging in Place Program
Your Home. Your Independence. Our Support.
86% of adults aged 65 and older want to stay in their own homes for as long as possible. Our comprehensive Aging in Place Program makes this preference a safe, sustainable reality by combining clinical expertise, personalized care coordination, and evidence-based interventions to help you maintain independence in the comfort of your own home.
Why Choose Aging in Place?
Proven Health and Quality of Life Benefits
Research consistently demonstrates that aging in place provides significant advantages over institutional care :
Improved Health Outcomes
Reduced healthcare costs by up to $10,000 annually per person
Lower infection rates compared to care facilities
Better medication adherence and chronic disease management
Enhanced Quality of Life
77% of adults over 50 prefer aging in place when given the choice
Maintained social connections and neighborhood integration
Preservation of personal identity and familiar surroundings
Financial Advantages
More cost-effective than assisted living ($54,000 annually) or nursing home care
Potential healthcare savings through fall prevention and improved safety
Our Evidence-Based 90-Day Approach
Phase 1: Comprehensive Assessment (Days 1-30)
Licensed Occupational Therapy Home Safety Evaluation
Our licensed OT conducts a thorough 240-point comprehensive assessment examining every aspect of your living environment:
Fall risk identification and prevention strategies
Environmental hazard assessment
Mobility and accessibility evaluation
Home modification recommendations
Equipment needs assessment
Clinical Case Management Assessment
Tamera's clinical expertise as a QMHP ensures we address not just physical safety, but the emotional and psychological aspects of aging transitions:
Health condition review and care coordination
Medication management evaluation
Family and caregiver support assessment
Goal setting and care planning
Phase 2: Active Implementation (Days 31-60)
IADL Support Services
Professional assistance with Instrumental Activities of Daily Living to maintain independence:
Meal preparation and nutrition support
Light housekeeping and home organization
Transportation to appointments and errands
Companionship and social engagement
Home Safety Modifications
Implementation of OT-recommended safety improvements:
Installation coordination for grab bars, ramps, lighting improvements
Decluttering and reorganization for safer navigation
Equipment training and education
Family and caregiver instruction
Phase 3: Stabilization and Discharge Planning (Days 61-90)
Comprehensive Reassessment
Progress evaluation at day 60
Adjustment of care plans based on outcomes
Long-term sustainability planning
Transition to Long-Term Services
Coordination with ongoing service providers
Insurance and funding navigation
Community resource connections
Family education for continued support
What Makes Our Program Different
Clinical Foundation
Unlike typical home care services, our program is built on evidence-based clinical practice. Research shows that multi-component interventions like ours reduce fall risk by up to 36% and decrease serious injuries such as hip fractures.
Proven Track Record
Our team has successfully helped dozens of clients transition from care facilities back to independent community living through state programs, demonstrating our expertise in complex cases and challenging circumstances.
Comprehensive Coordination
As your single point of contact, we eliminate the confusion and gaps that occur when multiple providers work independently. Our integrated approach ensures all aspects of your care are coordinated seamlessly.
Who Benefits from Our Aging in Place Program?
Perfect For:
Seniors Recovering from Hospitalization
Post-discharge support to prevent readmissions
Safe transition back to independent living
Medication management and follow-up coordination
Families Concerned About Home Safety
Professional assessment of fall risks and hazards
Evidence-based modification recommendations
Peace of mind through expert evaluation
Those Experiencing Functional Decline
IADL support to maintain independence
Adaptive strategies and equipment training
Gradual adjustment to changing abilities
Anyone Needing Care Coordination
Complex medical condition management
Multiple provider coordination
Insurance and service navigation
Understanding ADLs vs IADLs
Our program focuses primarily on IADL (Instrumental Activities of Daily Living) support, which includes the complex daily tasks necessary for independent living:
IADLs We Support:
Meal preparation and nutrition
Light housekeeping and home management
Transportation and errands
Medication reminders and management
Financial management assistance
Social engagement and companionship
Important Note: We do not provide hands-on personal care (ADLs such as bathing, dressing, toileting). If these services are needed, we coordinate with appropriate providers in our network.
Safety Statistics That Matter
Home Safety Reality Check:
Only 10% of U.S. homes are "aging ready" with appropriate safety features
Over 80% of older adults feel safer at home, yet 90% of homes lack proper modifications
Falls are the leading cause of injury-related death among adults 65+
Home safety assessments reduce fall risk by up to 36%
Our Impact:
100% of ER doctors agree that annual home safety assessments are important for senior safety
Professional modifications can effectively reduce falls and fall injuries
Comprehensive programs like ours provide potential savings of $10,000+ annually in healthcare
Service Investment
Transparent, All-Inclusive Pricing:
Program Retainer: $1,000 (covers full 90-day coordination)
Occupational Therapy Services: $100 per session
IADL Caregiver Support: $35 per hour
Decluttering/Organizing: $45 per hour (small-moderate jobs)
Private Pay Benefits:
No insurance limitations or prior authorizations
Flexible scheduling around your needs
Personalized service without coverage restrictions
No waiting periods or approval delays
Take the First Step
Ready to explore aging safely in place?
Our complimentary 15-minute consultation helps determine if our Aging in Place Program is right for you. During this conversation, we'll:
Discuss your current situation and goals
Explain how our 90-day program works
Answer your questions about services and pricing
Schedule your comprehensive assessment if appropriate
Contact Information:
📞 Phone: 773-981-4115
info@tamerabseniortransitions.com
🌐 Schedule Online: Starts 9/22/25
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is this different from regular home care?
A: Our program combines clinical assessment, case management, and care coordination in a comprehensive 90-day model. Unlike typical home care that provides services without clinical oversight, we address the underlying factors that determine long-term success.
Q: Do you accept insurance?
A: We operate on a private-pay model to provide personalized, unhurried service without insurance limitations. Some services may be eligible for insurance reimbursement - we can help you navigate this process.
Q: What if my needs change during the program?
A: Our 90-day model is designed to be flexible. We conduct ongoing assessments and adjust services based on your evolving needs and progress.
Q: How do you determine if I'm safe to age in place?
A: Our licensed OT conducts a comprehensive safety assessment, while our clinical case manager evaluates your overall health and support systems. Together, we provide honest, professional recommendations about your safety and independence.
Service Area
We proudly serve Cook County, Illinois and surrounding areas with comprehensive in-home aging in place support services.
