Information for Aging in Place

As people enter various life stages their housing needs and preferences adjust with changing circumstances. Many homeowners desire to live independently in their houses for as long as possible, but find as they age their home requires adaptations to meet changing needs. This is commonly referred to as “aging in place.” The resources below may be helpful if you or a loved one is aging in place and planning modifications to the home or looking for in-home services.

Thank you to White Bear Area Senior Program for sharing their expertise in the creation of this list.

Please note the information is compiled as a courtesy and is not an endorsement of goods, services, or the recommendations made by organizations listed in this section.

Find a list of agencies, non-profits and programs that may provide financial assistance to make aging in place possible.

Find resources and organizations who assist seniors with home improvements, repairs, modifications and accessibility improvements.  This list also includes financial resources that may assist with making improvements and repairs.  Some resources may be income qualified.

Find links to handbooks and guides to assist people in determining appropriate modifications for their homes to make aging in place safe.

Find a agencies and non-profits that are able to make referrals to services that make it possible to age in place.

Find agencies, non-profits and programs that assist in accessing meals and groceries.