How to Help an Aging Parent Live Safely & Independently at Home

 

As our loved ones get older, everyday tasks and managing healthcare can become more challenging. Many seniors want to remain in their own homes while maintaining their independence. With the right support, families can help make that possible.

What Support Can Help Seniors Stay at Home ?

There are several ways to help an aging parent maintain their safety and quality of life. These may include making home safety improvements, arranging help with daily activities, coordinating medical appointments, and encouraging social connections.

For eligible older adults in San Diego County, St. Paul’s PACE offers coordinated healthcare and support designed to help seniors continue living at home. Services may include primary and specialty medical care, medication management, physical therapy, in-home assistance, and transportation to medical appointments.

St. Paul’s PACE also provides in-home care services to support daily routines, including help with bathing, meal preparation, laundry, and light housekeeping, based on individual needs and care assessments.

How Does PACE Help Families?

Coordinating care for an aging parent can be overwhelming. St. Paul’s PACE brings healthcare professionals and support services together to help address each participant’s needs. Participants can also enjoy activities, meals, and social connections at St. Paul’s PACE day centers.

Find Support for Your Loved One

If your parent is having difficulty managing daily activities or healthcare independently, learning about available resources is a good first step. St. Paul’s PACE serves eligible adults age 55 and older who live in San Diego County and meet program requirements.

Visit www.stpaulspace.org to learn more about services, eligibility, and how St. Paul’s PACE can help seniors maintain their independence at home.

PACE services are based on participant eligibility.