Supporting Independence at Home
Most older adults want to remain in their own homes as they age. Our Ageing in Place Assessment helps identify risks, clarify priorities, and create a practical plan to support safety, independence, and quality of life. Working closely with individuals and families, we provide personalized recommendations that help navigate the challenges of ageing with confidence.
Who It's For
If more than one of these sounds familiar, this is likely the right starting point.
- Older adults who wish to remain independent at home
- Families concerned about safety, mobility, or memory changes
- Individuals recovering after a hospitalization
- Caregivers looking for guidance and support
- Families planning proactively for future care needs
Your Assessment Includes
Comprehensive Ageing Assessment
A review of health, function, mobility, and overall well-being conducted in the comfort of home.
Home Safety Evaluation
Identification of potential risks and practical recommendations to improve safety and accessibility.
Personalized Ageing Plan
A written plan outlining priorities, recommendations, and next steps.
Family Support and Education
Guidance to help families navigate ageing-related decisions with confidence.
Care Coordination Guidance
Support identifying appropriate community, healthcare, and private resources.
How It Works
- Initial Consultation
- We learn about your concerns, goals, and current circumstances.
- In-Home Assessment
- A comprehensive review of health, function, mobility, safety, and support needs.
- Personalized Plan
- You receive practical recommendations designed to support independence and quality of life.
- Ongoing Support (Optional)
- Additional follow-up and support services can be arranged based on individual needs.
What Families Value Most
- Greater confidence in future planning
- A clear understanding of current risks and priorities
- Practical recommendations that can be implemented immediately
- A roadmap for maintaining independence at home
Program Structure
Ageing in Place is a private-pay service. A written outline of included services and fees will be provided before any services begin.
Questions about Monarch Ageing in Place.
The full FAQ, covering pricing, areas served, privacy, and more, lives on the FAQ page.
“We weren't sure dad would accept anyone new in the house. Within two visits, he was asking when Monarch was coming back.”
Start with a conversation about Monarch Ageing in Place.
A short, no obligation conversation to narrow down what this might look like for your household.
Photography depicts models. It is not a representation of a real Monarch Health patient or care outcome.
This program does not guarantee access to or replace a General Practitioner, Family Physician, or any Medical Service Plan (MSP) insured primary care services. It also does not provide expedited access to MSP-covered laboratory tests, diagnostic investigations, or specialist referrals.