HOME INDEPENDENCE SERVICE
Helping homes continue to support the people who live in them.
Practical home assessments, maintenance, modifications, and ongoing coordination for older adults who want to remain safely and comfortably at home—and for families who want confidence that important needs are being handled.
Now accepting a limited number of households in Centennial, Littleton, Greenwood Village, and Cherry Hills Village.
A home can become harder to manage long before someone wants to leave it.
Small maintenance issues, changing physical needs, confusing contractor decisions, and uncertainty about what to address first can gradually make a home less supportive. Families may see the risks but struggle to coordinate help—especially when they live elsewhere.
- Important maintenance is becoming harder to track.
- The home may need changes, but it is unclear where to begin.
- Finding and coordinating trustworthy providers takes time.
- Family members want greater confidence without taking away independence.
One consistent partner for the home.
The Home Independence Service provides an ongoing relationship with someone who learns the home, helps identify priorities, coordinates appropriate solutions, and follows through over time.
Understand
A practical assessment of the home, current concerns, and household priorities.
Prioritize
A clear plan separating immediate needs, preventive work, and longer-term improvements.
Coordinate
Help defining projects, identifying appropriate providers, and keeping work moving.
Maintain
Ongoing visits and support to catch emerging issues and keep the home working well.
Designed for households navigating change.
Older adults at home
For people who want to remain in their homes while making those homes easier and safer to live in.
Adult children and family members
For families who want a trusted local point of contact and better visibility into home-related priorities.
Professional referral partners
For professionals seeking a practical, nonmedical resource for clients whose homes may no longer fully support their needs.
More than a handyman. Less fragmented than managing everything yourself.
Traditional approach
- A different provider for each problem
- Reactive service after something breaks
- The homeowner or family coordinates everything
- No ongoing record of the home's priorities
- Recommendations may focus only on the immediate task
Home Independence Service
- A consistent point of contact
- Preventive attention and ongoing follow-through
- Help coordinating multiple needs and providers
- A living plan for the home
- Decisions guided by the resident's goals and priorities
A practical process, beginning with the home.
- 1
Start with a conversation
We learn about the household, the home, and the concerns that prompted the inquiry.
- 2
Complete the home assessment
We walk through the home, document priorities, and discuss what is working and what may need attention.
- 3
Receive a prioritized plan
The household receives practical recommendations organized by urgency, impact, and timing.
- 4
Choose ongoing support
Members receive recurring visits, oversight, and help coordinating maintenance and modification projects.
Straightforward pricing.
Home Assessment
$595 one time
- Introductory household conversation
- In-home walkthrough
- Discussion of current concerns and priorities
- Prioritized written home plan
- Review of recommended next steps
Core
$199 per month
- Quarterly home visit
- Ongoing home-priority tracking
- Help coordinating maintenance and service providers
- Routine follow-up and family communication
- Preferred access for new home-related concerns
Enhanced
$399 per month
- Monthly home visit
- Ongoing home-priority tracking
- More active project and provider coordination
- Routine follow-up and family communication
- Preferred access for new home-related concerns
Membership fees cover ongoing oversight, planning, visits, and coordination as described. Materials, contractor charges, repair labor, modification projects, permits, professional assessments, and emergency services are separately approved and billed.
Built around dignity, clarity, and follow-through.
- The resident's goals come first.
- Recommendations are prioritized rather than overwhelming.
- Work is never authorized without clear approval.
- The service remains within defined nonmedical and nonemergency boundaries.
- Residents and families receive straightforward communication.
- Provider relationships and potential financial conflicts are disclosed.
Frequently asked questions
Could your home provide better support?
Tell us a little about the household and what prompted you to reach out. We will start with a brief conversation to determine whether our service may be a good fit.