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Planning for Aging in Place: Your Home, Your Community, Your Choice Navigating today’s complex healthcare system requires both knowing when to seek help and how to provide it effectively. You can do this in our self-paced course, BCPA-CE/APR→10.26.27 - Planning for Aging in Place: Your Home, Your Community, Your Choice In this presentation you will learn more about: Planning for aging in place is not as easy as it might seem. Most people understand and expect changes as they age, including physical strength, mobility, vision, hearing & in some cases, cognition. Yet too few people recognize the impact of these incremental changes in health status. Failing to recognize or ignoring such changes can threaten both independence and well-being, making proactive planning critical to aging in place. Learning Objectives: 1. Identify and apply strategies and resources to maintain independent living at home or navigate the process of transitioning to an Assisted Living center. 2. Adapt to and manage age-related physical changes and challenges to support continued independent living. 3. Develop and implement proactive safety and independence plans for seniors, access and coordinate essential resources, and identify and recommend practical home Presenter: Karen Marie Campbell, MBA, RSCP Owner, My Aging In Place Advocate (MAIPA) - This course will provide ONE CE credit upon completion. Access the recorded session for two weeks following purchase. ***This course was designed for everyone walking the patient advocacy journey—whether you're a professional advocate, family member, caregiver, friend, or healthcare professional supporting those who need it most. While some modules offer CE Credits, the true value lies in the unexpected insights that will transform both your advocacy skills and personal growth. Join us to discover powerful tools and perspectives you never knew you needed, equipping you to make a profound difference when it matters most.
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