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You don’t need to know where to start.

Start with Living Thesis. We look at the person, the home and what is changing, then help create a clear path forward.

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A Reassuring First Step

You don't need to have the answers before you reach out.

Begin with what has changed, what feels uncertain and what matters most. We will help you understand the next step.

The First Step

Home + Life Assessment

Starting at $895 + applicable tax

For homeowners and families who need professional guidance about aging in place, changing mobility, accessibility, caregiving or preparing a home for changing needs.

Initial intake before the visit
In-home consultation
Review of the person’s needs, priorities and concerns
Review of the physical home
Immediate concerns and potential future needs
Initial accessibility and adaptability recommendations
Caregiving and in-home care implications, where relevant
Identification of other professionals who may be needed
Prioritized next steps
Written Living Thesis Action Plan

For Complex Needs

Comprehensive Home + Care Plan

Starting at $1,695 + applicable tax

Appropriate for significant mobility changes, progressive conditions, substantial caregiving requirements, return from hospital, major renovations or multiple family and professional stakeholders.

This may involve both founders and a more detailed review and written roadmap. Living Thesis determines when additional professional expertise should join the process; it does not provide medical diagnosis or replace occupational therapists or other regulated professionals.

The Outcome

Clarity + a plan + a path forward.

The Person

Life inside the home.

We begin with who lives there, what has changed and what matters most: current abilities and challenges, routines, mobility, care requirements, caregiver needs, anticipated health changes, family concerns and what the homeowner wants to preserve.

Pamela Nahal, RPN, CAPS, brings 18 years of healthcare experience and the aging-in-place perspective, including attention to mental and cognitive wellbeing, caregiving and family dynamics.

The Home

The environment around them.

We consider what is currently difficult and review entrances, circulation, bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms, stairs, lighting, safety, accessibility, technology and potential future modifications.

Lori Sutherland Burns, BID, RID, NCIDQ, brings the accessibility, design and built-environment perspective, informed by 25+ years of practice and her senior-living and adaptive-design teaching at BCIT.

Questions the Plan Answers

What do you need now?

What might you need next?

What needs to change in the home?

What can wait?

Who needs to be involved?

What should happen first?

Choose a Path

For a home or family situation, begin with the assessment form. Professionals and organizations can use the partner form.

For Homeowners + Families

Start With an Assessment

Tell us what has changed, what you are worried about and what you want the home to support. We’ll help determine which assessment fits and what should happen next.

Partner

Partner With Us

Healthcare, rehabilitation, senior living, accessibility, design, construction, technology, and community organizations. Let’s explore where our expertise can complement yours.

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Response Time

Within one business day, always.