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The Aging in Place Readiness Checklist
25 Questions to Help You Think About How Well Your Home and Lifestyle Support the Life You Want
Most conversations about aging in place start with the home.
Grab bars. Better lighting. Fewer stairs.
Those changes matter. Your home is only one part of the picture.
Independence also depends on getting around, staying healthy and mobile, keeping relationships strong, and managing daily responsibilities. And on reaching trusted support when you need some.
The Aging in Place Readiness Checklist gives you 25 questions to help you think through the bigger picture.
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Look Beyond the House
The checklist walks you through seven areas influencing your ability to keep living life on your terms:
01
Your Home
Consider how well your home supports everyday life and how easily the space adapts as your needs change.
02
Health & Physical Capacity
Think about the strength, mobility, balance, and energy the activities you value require.
03
Getting Around
Consider whether you have the transportation options and accessibility you need to reach the people and places you value.
04
Connection & Community
Think about the relationships, activities, and community connections keeping life engaging.
05
Purpose & Engagement
Consider whether you make enough room for the interests, experiences, and contributions giving your life meaning.
06
Lifestyle Management
Look at the everyday responsibilities, schedules, technology, paperwork, and household logistics competing for your time.
07
Support Infrastructure
Consider whether you have trusted people, resources, and services available when you want or need them.
This Isn't a Test
There is no score.
There are no right or wrong answers.
And nothing here tells you what you should do.
The goal is to help you pause long enough to ask a few important questions:
- What do I want to preserve?
- What would I like to make easier?
- Where could the right support give me more freedom?
- What do I want my life to look like five years from now?
Good planning isn't about predicting everything life brings.
Planning means creating more options for what goes right.
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Take a few minutes to think through your home, lifestyle, routines, relationships, and support systems. Consider how well they match the life you want to keep living.
Planning for aging in place should start with the life you want to live.
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