Senior Needs Guide

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Senior Needs Assessment

Tell us what is happening with your parent or loved one. This assessment is designed to organize the situation, identify relevant service categories and create a practical starting point for the family.

What the Assessment Will Cover

Living Situation

Where does the older adult currently live, and is the goal to remain at home, explore senior living or evaluate both options?

Safety and Mobility

Are there falls, difficulty with stairs, bathroom concerns, wheelchair access needs or other barriers in the home?

Personal Care and Health Support

Does the person need help with bathing, dressing, medications, meals, nursing, memory concerns or caregiver supervision?

Everyday Tasks

Is assistance needed with transportation, shopping, housekeeping, lawn care, companionship or medical equipment?

Planning and Finances

Does the family need information about Medicare, Medicaid, long-term-care costs, legal planning or available benefits?

Moving and Housing Decisions

Is the family preparing to downsize, sell a home, relocate or compare independent living, assisted living or memory care?

Before You Begin

This free questionnaire helps us understand the situation and identify relevant service categories. It is not a medical assessment or emergency service, and you should not include medical records, Social Security numbers, payment information or financial account details.

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Tell Us What Your Family Needs

Answer a few questions so we can understand the situation and identify the most relevant local services. Most families finish in about three minutes.

How should we contact you?

I agree that Senior Needs Guide may contact me about this request and may share the information I provided with appropriate participating local providers so they can respond.

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Senior Needs Guide is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical attention, call 911.