A retro pink telephone next to a modern smartphone on a plain background.
Resource

Assistive Technology and Emergency Response

The unexpected can happen at any time. Life may be going along fine and the next thing you know, you’re in an ambulance being taken to the hospital because you’ve been told you just had a stroke.

Two people meeting to write in calendar and take notes
Resource

Long-term Services & Supports Planning

It can be scary when you find yourself or a loved one struggling to manage daily life. When needs are increasing and you realize you need more help, it may be hard for you to picture what the next stage of life looks like for you or a loved one.

collection of tools
Resource

Home Modifications and Repair

A lot goes into selecting the right home—how close is it to good schools, parks, and shops, and does it have a backyard space for the dog?

Worksheet outlining daily activities for retired individuals, focusing on health, community involvement, and lifelong learning.
Resource

Mind the Gap (Transportation Solutions)

Transportation can pose a variety of challenges if you have recently given up your driver’s license or moved to a new neighborhood. Where is the closest bus stop? How will I get there? Will someone be able to pick me up? Luckily, you live in a major metropolitan region with multiple transportation options available to you.

Future planning checklist outlining home, health, and community considerations for effective life planning.
Resource

Me, We, Tomorrow Worksheet

Being a caregiver can be tough. Between meeting your needs, your loved one needs, and juggling daily tasks with future planning, sometimes important to-dos can go overlooked.

Colorful meal prep containers filled with rice, lentils, corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, and olives on a light background.
Resource

Nutrition Options

Need to know what’s for lunch? Have you been skipping meals or eating too much cheap, but unhealthy, food since you retired? If the answer is yes, you’re not alone.