Estate Treatment Management for Independent Living - Protection - Satisfaction


The majority of seniors want to continue to be in their houses and also age in position. Currently with COVID in our globe, there is much to shed when an elderly leaves the comfort and also knowledge of their home and also neighborhood. Senior citizens in nursing home report an increase of anxiety and also seclusion. Family members can not conveniently see.

After instance taking care of adequate seniors in your home or in independent neighborhoods, paying attention to family issues, and also handling falls and also clinical emergency situations, I developed a Senior citizen Treatment House Package that serves Senior citizens while additionally addressing their family members problems.

Please let me recognize if you would like more info.

My objective is to keep elders at home safely with recurring assistance, while preserving their dignity as well as freedom.

Diane Dennis, R.N.
Age Well Expert
www.AgeAtHomeService.com
503-320-9604
Diane Dennis, RN, Geriatric Case Manager, owner of Age At Home Service. Contact

Email us at diane@AgeAtHomeService.com

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25845 NE Butteville Rd 
Aurora, OR 97002
503-320-9604
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