What is Aging in Place?
“Aging in place” refers to the ability of an individual to live in their own home and community safely, independently, and comfortably, regardless of age, income, or ability level. The concept emphasizes the preference many older adults have to remain in familiar surroundings and maintain their independence as they age, rather than moving to new settings such as nursing homes or assisted living facilities. Aging in place may involve various supportive services and home modifications that allow individuals to remain in their home safely and maintain a high quality of life.
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Cory Clark
Cory Clark is the founder of Care Pack Club and a firsthand caregiver with experience supporting both aging grandparents and parents through the challenges of elder care. After spending years navigating assisted living transitions, cognitive decline, and the emotional weight that comes with caring for the people who once cared for you, Cory created this site to share what he learned. Every article reflects a real situation, a real question, or a real decision that families face. Care Pack Club exists because Cory couldn't always find the answers he needed, and decided to document them for the next family that goes looking.
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