Jill Chambers, CFDS, CFP, CIM, CEA and founder of The Financial Concierge presented on “Aging in Place”. Aging in place means having the health and social supports and services in place to live safely and independently in your home or your community for as long as you wish and are able.
Jill uses a workbook published by the Government of Canada to discuss a number of topics specifically for senior wishing to stay healthy, safe and active in their homes as long as possible.
My Safety and Supports
In Part 3 of 3 Jill talks interactively with the group about “My Safety” and “My Supports and Services”. The workbook, called: Thinking about your Future? Plan now to age in Place, is a valuable resource for anyone trying to maintain their health and independence.
Topic Timings:
Note, these timings will direct you to our YouTube Channel.
- 00:00:33 Falls & Home assessments
- 00:02:30 In home monitoring systems for seniors
- 00:09:30 Home Safety
- 00:10:11 CNIB Reference
- 00:10:59 Finding things in the Community
- 00:13:00 The Living Well/Healthy Living program directs to other services
- 00:13:45 Caregivers
About Jill Chambers:
Jill is an entrepreneur and natural nurturer, Jill is passionate about informed consent, financial literacy, efficiency, and organization. Her extensive experience in healthcare, working with seniors and vulnerable individuals, as well as her years of experience in executor roles, performing responsibilities under a Power of Attorney and as a financial planner, uniquely qualifies her to lead and an eclectic financial services team at Financial Concierge.
Jill has an undergraduate degree in Nursing and holds professional designations as Certified Financial Planning Professional (CFP), Chartered Financial Divorce Specialist (CFP), Chartered Investment Manager (CIM), and Certified Executor Advisor (CEA).