This week, Evergold held its first ever educational class about home safety modifications for older adults, kicking off a larger series aimed at promoting healthy, independent, and secure aging. Evergold’s inaugural event took place at the Universal Design Living Laboratory (UDLL), the innovative and fully accessible home of Rosemarie Rossetti, PhD. Rossetti, an internationally recognized speaker, author, and consultant, shared her personal journey of creating an accessible home that meets her mobility needs.
The event highlighted the importance of home modifications for older adults in improving safety and independence. The two other keynote speakers, Doug Rome of Brady Senior Home Solutions, and Tonya Kreml of Transitioning Your Senior, discussed practical solutions for adapting homes to better suit older adults and provided expert advice on making informed decisions about home safety. They also highlighted the role of experts in assessing and recommending necessary changes for safer living environments.
The event drew a diverse group of attendees who left with a wealth of knowledge about the importance of home modifications, the various options available, and the positive impact these changes can have on their quality of life. The interactive format allowed for engaging discussions, Q&A sessions, and networking opportunities, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose among the attendees.
Evergold's commitment to education and community support is evident in the enthusiastic reception of this first event. The monthly series promises to bring valuable content, covering a wide range of topics and featuring expert speakers, practical advice, and the opportunity to connect with others. To learn more about Evergold and upcoming events, visit www.evergoldathome.com, or fill out the form below to chat with an Evergold advisor.
