HOME SAFETY & FUNCTION ASSESSMENTS FOR AGING IN PLACE
Your House Shouldn’t Fight You
Life changes, your house should support you when it does.
Your home shouldn’t scare you.
At I Choose Home, we evaluate how safely and comfortably your home supports the way you want to live. We identify what is getting harder, explain practical options, and develop a prioritized plan shaped around your goals, preferences, and budget.
DIFFERENT PROFESSIONALS SOLVE DIFFERENT PROBLEMS
Healthcare professionals address medical and personal-care needs.
Organizers help make belongings and spaces more manageable.
Contractors design, price and complete construction work.
Home inspectors evaluate a home’s physical condition
The Right Starting Point
WE CONNECT THE PERSON WITH THE PLACE
We look at how the entire home supports everyday life, identify what has become difficult or unsafe and develop a prioritized plan.
Recommendations may include simple changes, helpful products, organization, repairs or specialized professional services.
When another professional is needed, your Personal Blueprint helps define the problem and clarify what to address first.
Certified guidance.
Practical experience.
Karren Jamaca, AIP HSA, SHSS
Certified Aging in Place Home Safety Advisor™
Senior Home Safety Specialist®
Proud Member of Age Safe® America
Start with an assessment.
Receive a practical plan.
Home Function &
Safety Assessment
A room-by-room, 240-point review of how safely and effectively your home supports you.
Your Home Safety Score, photographs, and complete assessment report.
Complete
Service
$995
Your Personal
Blueprint
A prioritized, practical plan shaped around your routines, goals, preferences, and budget.
Recommendations may include simple changes, helpful products, organization or professional services.
We explain the options. You decide what works for you.
Why Aging in Place Matters
75%
of adults age 50 and older want to remain in their current homes as they age.
Source: AARP, 2024 Home and Community Preferences Survey
1 in 4
adults age 65 and older report falling each year—more than 14 million people.
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
$74,400
was the national median annual cost of assisted living in 2025—$6,200 per month.
Source: CareScout, 2025 Cost of Care Survey
Aging in place is not simply about staying put. It is about protecting your choices, your independence and your ability to live well at home.
Let’s talk about what’s not working.
Tell us what has become difficult, frustrating or unsafe for you or someone you care about. We’ll contact you to discuss the home, your concerns and the best place to begin.