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Senior Living | Jana Adams
Senior Living

The Guide to Living and Aging Well

Filling the need for a one-on-one planning session designed to bring clarity and confidence to your next steps. You'll walk away with a clear, actionable roadmap — built around your values, needs, and goals — plus guidance on trusted local resources, timelines, and tools to reduce overwhelm. This is your path to living well today while planning for tomorrow.

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The Workbook

The Aging Well With Intention Blueprint

A step-by-step framework designed to help you plan for the future with clarity, confidence, and purpose. It guides you through evaluating your current situation, exploring your options, organizing key documents, and building a strong support network — all at your own pace.

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Educational Webinars & Seminars

We offer educational webinars and in-person seminars designed to help seniors and their families better understand aging, housing options, and life transitions. These sessions provide clear, practical information in a supportive environment, empowering attendees to plan ahead, ask questions, and make informed decisions with confidence.

Resources
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Upcoming Event

Aging Well With Intention: The 12-Session Series

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A transformative 12-session workshop series to help you plan the next chapter of your life with clarity, confidence, and community — covering health, legal and financial planning, relationships, legacy, and emotional resilience. Each session is followed by a light lunch and Q&A.

Dates
Aug 26 – Nov 11, 2026
Schedule
Wednesdays, 11–12 PM
Format
In-person or online
Location
Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Bldg.
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Aging-Well Planning & Home Readiness

We help seniors and families evaluate their current living situation and plan for the future with confidence. This includes market analysis, preliminary home assessments, and guidance around life changes to ensure the home supports long-term comfort, safety, and goals.

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Home Value & Improvement Guidance

Our team provides thoughtful recommendations to enhance a home's value and functionality. From home improvement suggestions to value-upgrade consultations and adaptations for aging in place, we help families make informed decisions that align with both lifestyle and financial goals.

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Personalized Transition Roadmaps

Every situation is unique. We create tailored roadmaps based on individual goals — whether staying put, downsizing, or preparing for a move. Our approach is patient, compassionate, and proactive, helping families understand their options and next steps without pressure.

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Transition, Relocation & Trusted Resources

When a transition is needed, we provide hands-on support through the process. This includes transition assistance, relocation guidance, referrals to trusted professionals, and access to educational webinars and seminars to help families feel informed, supported, and confident throughout the journey.

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One-on-One Coaching

Hands-On Care Management

One-on-one coaching provides personalized guidance to help seniors and their families plan for housing transitions, aging in place, or future care needs. Each session focuses on clarifying options, creating a step-by-step plan, and connecting you with trusted local resources.

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Frequently Asked Question (FAQ)

What does a Senior Transition Specialist do?

A Senior Transition Specialist helps seniors and their families plan housing transitions such as downsizing, relocating, aging in place, or moving to a senior living community. The goal is to make the process clear, organized, and less stressful.

It’s best to plan early, before a crisis occurs. Starting ahead of time allows families to explore options and make thoughtful decisions instead of rushed ones.

No. Many seniors choose to stay in their homes. Guidance can include planning for aging in place, home modifications, or preparing for future housing needs.

Support may include evaluating the home, recommending improvements, coordinating services, and guiding families through the real estate process.

Services support both seniors planning their next stage of life and adult children helping their parents make housing and care decisions.