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If I Can't Live at Home, Where do I go?
Date and Time
June 10, 2026, Wed., 11am-noon
Venue
Morrisville Senior Center
Location
Morrisville/RTP
Address
4117 Davis Dr., Morrisville, NC 27560
(363.5 mi)
Price
Free. Please register. Ages 55+
Description
This educational session explores transition options for seniors when living at home is no longer a viable or safe choice. Hosted by Rick Messemer from Carolina Estate Counsel, the presentation provides a clear roadmap for navigating the complexities of senior housing and long-term care decisions.
Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of various senior living environments including assisted living, memory care, and independent communities. Rick will outline the financial, medical, and lifestyle considerations essential for making informed choices. The session focuses on simplifying the transition process and helping families identify the right fit for their specific health and social needs.
This event is designed for seniors, adult children, and caregivers who are beginning to plan for future housing changes. The atmosphere is open, supportive, and informative, encouraging attendees to ask questions and participate in an honest dialogue. Join us to remove the uncertainty from these difficult life transitions and gain the confidence needed to make proactive plans. Please reserve your spot today to ensure you have the necessary information to support your loved ones effectively.
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