CERTIFIEDSPECIALIST
CERTIFIED"The Smart Way to Stay Safe and Independent at Home"
Safety, Comfort, and Independence — Made Simple
We specialize exclusively in "aging-in-place" solutions. Our team designs and installs personalized Smart, Simple Solutions for Safer Independent Living, giving families confidence and loved ones independence.
Live Safely. Live Independently.
Aging in Place means staying in the comfort of your own home safely and independently as you grow older. It's about making your surroundings work for you — through smart design, supportive technology, and personalized planning — so you can continue to enjoy your lifestyle and routines.
Rather than moving into assisted living, Aging in Place focuses on maintaining independence while reducing risks and relying on tools that make daily life easier. That can include assistive technologies that help with communication, safety, health, and socialization.
The goal is simple: to live longer, happier, and more confidently in the place you call home.
Recognized by the National Association of Home Builders for expertise in senior-focused home technology and universal design principles
Local expertise with a personal touch
Simple, easy-to-use technology
Personalized solutions for every home
Peace of mind for families, independence for loved ones
Local installation and trusted support
Cognitive health support
Daily living support
Safety and security focus
Social connection tools
Full support team backing every product
Mental and physical health monitoring
Aging-in-place technology quietly supports independence by making the home safer, more responsive, and easier to live in without constant help from others. Smart lighting, voice assistants, and health devices allow older adults to manage daily life confidently.
Aging-in-place technology enhances safety by quietly watching over the home and responding when help is needed. Smart sensors, emergency alert systems, automatic lighting, and health-monitoring devices work together to reduce risks and prevent accidents.
Aging-in-place technology helps protect health by monitoring safety, reminding seniors about medications, detecting falls or unusual changes in activity, and making it easy to call for help. It helps prevent small issues from becoming emergencies.
Smart sensors, fall detection, and emergency alerts quietly watch over the home, while remote monitoring and notifications reassure loved ones. Knowing the home is safer and support is just a button press away reduces worry and builds confidence.
Aging-in-place technology helps reduce costs by preventing emergencies, avoiding unnecessary hospital visits, and delaying or eliminating the need for assisted-living or nursing home care. A smart, safer home is far more affordable than full-time care.
Comprehensive technology designed specifically for aging in place
Monitor movement, detect inactivity, and alert caregivers if something seems wrong
Safer access control, visitor verification, and caregiver entry when needed
Indoor/outdoor monitoring for safety, caregiver awareness, and incident review
Automatic night-lights, voice-activated lights, and motion-triggered hallways to prevent falls
Smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, water leak sensors, temperature alerts
Maintain safe indoor temperatures and reduce health risks
Vitals tracking, sleep monitoring, and wellness alerts
Smart watches or pendants that automatically detect falls and send alerts to caregivers or emergency services
Floor or room sensors that notice sudden impacts or unusual inactivity and trigger alerts
Monitor if someone hasn't gotten out of bed or is unexpectedly immobile, helping catch potential falls early
Use voice assistants to call for help hands-free if a fall occurs
Integrates sensors, wearables, and alarms so alerts go to family, caregivers, or monitoring services automatically
Real-time alerts sent to caregivers' phones when a fall is detected
Devices that let the senior speak with responders directly through a wearable or home unit
Automated units that release the right dose at the right time and alert the user if they miss a dose
Smartphone or tablet apps that send alerts, alarms, or notifications when it's time to take medicine
Vibration or alert reminders synced to medication schedules
Alexa, Google Assistant, or similar devices set to speak reminders out loud at scheduled times
Our local technicians actively monitor safety-related systems (like fall detection, motion sensors, medication alerts, and emergency devices) and flag meaningful changes — not just device errors. We don't wait for someone to call; we help interpret what the tech is showing and guide next steps.
We support every piece of technology in your aging-in-place ecosystem — smart displays, wearables, cameras, environmental sensors, fall systems, smart lighting, voice assistants, tablets, phones, and telehealth apps. If it's in your home and it supports independence and safety, we assist with it.
Voice-assistant devices make daily living easier and safer for seniors by allowing them to control their homes simply by speaking. With a quick voice command, they can turn lights on, adjust the thermostat, make a phone or video call, play music, or ask for reminders about medications and appointments. These devices also help reduce isolation by making it easy to contact family or caregivers without fumbling with buttons or small screens. Hands-free, easy to use, and always ready to help, voice assistants provide convenience, confidence, and peace of mind for aging-in-place seniors.
Certified Aging in Place Specialist
As a long term DeLand resident and technology professional, I've spent decades helping universities, medical facilities, and government agencies solve complex technology challenges. After personally witnessing my family's struggles caring for aging loved ones, I saw the need for simple, connected solutions that support seniors and give families peace of mind.
We are now proudly serving customers in West Volusia County.
Choose the plan that fits your needs
Contact us today to learn how we can help you or your loved ones stay safe and independent at home.
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