Senior Fair Supporters
Communities offering an apartment that includes assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs).
Local banks with senior groups and offerings.
The aging process often involves coping with physical limitations, changes in cognitive status and a variety of losses including bereavement. This group is here to help.
Benefits available for seniors.
Specialists that help families cope and who care for older adults.
Suppliers providing specialized medical equipment to homeowners.
Attorneys serving seniors with estate planning, disability, and Medicaid assistance.
These resources include life alerts, emergency contact management services, and other services to insure a persons safety.
This group helps families plan end of life arrangements.
Professionals who guide seniors through various financial issues.
Home modifications that help you remain independent and safe in your own home.
Agencies providing at home companionship and help with activities of daily living (ADLs).
Hospice is a specialized care for those individuals who have a terminal diagnosis of six months or less. They choose hospice care when they and their physicians have decided not to pursue curative treatments any longer.
Local hospitals.
Senior communities for independent seniors that have minimal medical issues
Professionals who provide insurance geared toward seniors needs.
Local medical centers.
Organizations that support older adults with cognitive impairment such as Alzheimer’s Disease or dementia.
Services to help people manage their money
Senior Real Estate Specialists (SRES): Realtors specializing in senior real estate.
Those who help with real estate transactions such as home inspectors and title companies.
Skilled nursing facilities offering therapy and medical support for a short period of time.
Professionals who assist you through the whole moving process.
Services helping seniors with benefits, nutritional programs and counseling.