In-home help with personal needs. Some companies offer nursing care, homemaking, errands and other personal care.

Professionals in health care who can help you evaluate your personal care and housing needs.

Information for caregivers and family members who need advice on services available to seniors in their care.

Services provided by professionals in law, financial planning, insurance and home finance.

Real estate services to help seniors sell or buy a home or plan a move to senior housing.

Help with moving, including packing, auction/estate services and logistics.

Transportation services, including buses, cabs, and specially equipped vehicles and vans.

In-home services (hair salons, dry cleaning, groceries, house cleaning, pet care, errands, paperwork organization, etc.)

Specialists in building and remodeling who can make homes more accessible to seniors or those with physical limitations.

Health and care services provided on a short-term basis; includes adult day services, rehabilitation and respite care.

Home medical equipment includes medical supplies, support devices and aids to daily living around the home.

Wheelchair lifts enable disabled people to navigate stairs, while ramps allow wheelchairs to avoid stairs to access a building.

Adaptive technology includes devices that enable people with physical limitations or disabilities to lead a more active life.

Medical alert and home monitoring systems are designed to reduce the risk of living alone.