Prudential C. Dan Joyner Co., REALTORS recently became the first real estate company in the upstate to open a Senior Services Division. The initiative features professional advisors counseling seniors as they decide whether to relocate or remain in their current homes as they age, a national initiative dubbed “aging in place.”

John Moore, previously the broker-in-charge of the Pelham Road office, is heading this division, which opened on Jan. 1. “This specialized division will help seniors think through their options: to either renovate or relocate to accommodate their changing needs. Then we can help clients tap into a network of credentialed partners to make the changes,” said Moore.

“We are pleased to be able to help our customers feel empowered in making action plans so they are prepared for the future.”

Prudential has partnered with Interim Healthcare to expand the resources available to senior clients and families.  Interim HealthCare of the upstate markets services to keep clients safely in their homes in face of challenges from aging, disease and disability. It is adding comprehensive move management services. 

In addition to assisting with health care and personal care needs, Interim will offer a menu of services that facilitate moving, from assistance packing and sorting to fall prevention and home safety education.

“Moves are stressful for all – for seniors it’s more than packing boxes, it’s packing a lifetime,” said Amanda Stilwell, Market Development Specialist for Interim Healthcare. 

“Our goal is to create specialized plans to make relocation a successful and stress-free time for seniors.”

 

 

 

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