Caring for aging parents can bring important questions that families may not feel prepared to answer. When is it time to consider in-home care? What senior living options are available? How can a home be made safer and more accessible? What financial and legal decisions should families be discussing?
Access Elevator is proud to partner with WGN Radio to support a special program designed to help families navigate these conversations.
“What’s Next for Mom and Dad?” will air Tuesday, September 22, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on WGN Radio. Hosted by John Hansen, the two-hour special will explore topics including in-home care, senior living, home safety, finances, legal planning and more.
Helping Families Prepare for What Comes Next
Conversations about an aging parent’s changing needs can sometimes feel overwhelming. Every family’s situation is different, and knowing where to begin is not always easy.
This WGN Radio special will bring together helpful information and perspectives so families can better understand their options, begin meaningful conversations and make more informed decisions for the future.
Creating Safer and More Accessible Homes
For more than 30 years, Access Elevator has helped individuals and families throughout Wisconsin and Illinois find accessibility solutions that support safety and independence at home.
From stair lifts and wheelchair ramps to accessible bathrooms, platform lifts, patient lifts, home elevators and other home modifications, our team works with each family to identify solutions that meet their unique needs.
We understand that changes in mobility can affect the entire family. Our goal is to make the process easier by providing knowledgeable guidance, dependable service and solutions that help people continue living safely in the homes they love.
Listen to “What’s Next for Mom and Dad?”
Tune in to WGN Radio on Tuesday, September 22, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. for “What’s Next for Mom and Dad?” hosted by John Hansen.
Access Elevator is proud to support this important conversation and help families feel more prepared for what may come next.
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