Aging in Place

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Loss of independence can be discouraging to older adults. They have spent their entire lives living independently, working jobs, raising families, and making decisions. The natural effects of aging can sometimes make independent living harder than it once was. Difficulties with mobility, behavioral health conditions such as isolation and loneliness, and financial strains are just some of the contributors to a loss of independence in aging adults.

Below are resources to help you and those you love stay safe at home and online.

Key Connections

Key Connections Co-Living Program is dedicated to ensuring older adults can remain in the homes and communities they cherish while promoting affordable intergenerational living. By connecting elders with available rooms to those seeking affordable housing, we help foster a supportive and enriching environment for all ages—from Gen Z to Boomers.

Helping Older Adults Age Safely in Place

As older adults age and their needs and abilities change, the configuration of their home can present challenges to living safely and independently. Home modifications can help improve their comfort and safety, allowing them to thrive in independent housing well into old age. Connect to programs that can help keep homes safe, secure, and accessible for aging and/or frail adults.

The Top 5 Financial Scams Targeting Older Adults

The most common financial scams targeting older people include government impersonation scams, sweepstakes scams, and robocall scams. Financial crimes against older adults can be devastating, often leaving people with no way to recoup their losses. Learn how to identify and stop the top 5 financial scams targeting seniors.

Disaster Preparedness by Seniors for Seniors

This disaster preparedness guide is designed to help older adults prepare in advance, as emergencies and disasters can strike quickly and without warning. It was developed by the American Red Cross and a group of older adults who experienced a two-week power outage.

Get Help During a Public Safety Power Shutoff

Are you prepared? Prepare and practice a plan to keep you and your family safe during an emergency and make sure to update your contact information by calling 1-866-743-6589 or visiting their website.

Planning Ahead for Aging in Place

The best time to think about how to age in place is before you need a lot of care. Planning ahead allows you to make important decisions while you are…

Support for Customers Who Depend on Power for Medical Needs

PG&E’s Medical Baseline Program, also known as Medical Baseline Allowance, is an assistance program for residential customers who depend on power for certain medical needs. Find eligibility and application details on this page.

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