Friendship At Home

Most of us spend time planning for retirement. But what about planning for the changes that can come with aging?

Friendship at Home is designed to help you prepare for the future with confidence through advocacy, care coordination, and support when you need it most.

Learn more about how Friendship at Home can help you plan ahead while continuing to live life on your terms.

Join us for an upcoming event to learn more: https://www.friendshipathome.org/registration/

June is right around the corner, and so are our upcoming Friendship at Home events ☀️

Whether you’d like to join us in person or tune in virtually, we’d love to connect with you this month. From informative presentations to opportunities to meet our team and learn more about Friendship at Home, there’s something for everyone.

RSVP: https://www.friendshipathome.org/registration/

It's time to talk about long-term care insurance.

This May, join us for an exclusive lunch event and discover a more flexible, proactive alternative to traditional long-term care insurance. Friendship at Home is designed to support your independence, protect your assets, and help you stay right where you belong.

Three opportunities. One smarter approach to planning ahead.

https://www.friendshipathome.org/registration/

Live independently, stay supported, and enjoy the life you’ve built! 🌟 Join us in-person or virtually to learn how Friendship at Home can help you age safely in place. Seats are limited—register today!

https://www.friendshipathome.org/registration/

We hope you'll consider joining us on Thursday, April 9, for a supportive conversation with guidance and important insight for families and loved ones.

Friendship Village of Dublin residents can register on Uniguest. Guests are able to register and learn more here:

https://www.fvdublin.org/news/caring-for-someone-with-dementia-what-families-need-to-know/

Peace of mind looks a little different for everyone. For Karen, it means knowing support is there at home and even while she travels. ✈️

With Friendship at Home, members have a trusted Health and Wellness Navigator when unexpected needs come up. It is all about having the confidence to live your life, knowing someone is looking out for you along the way.

Spring cleaning feels good.

Spring planning feels even better. Friendship at Home helps you stay confident about the future while enjoying life at home today.

Thinking ahead about the future? You're not alone.

Join us this week for an insightful conversation with nationally recognized speaker and author Dr. Sara Zeff Geber as she explores what it means to navigate the future independently and build the support systems that matter most.

Solo Aging: Meeting the Challenges and Leaving a Legacy

📍 Two opportunities to attend:
• March 10, 2pm — The Bailey at Bridge Park
• March 11, 9am — Friendship Village of Dublin

During this engaging presentation, Dr. Geber will share practical guidance on planning ahead, building meaningful connections, and creating a secure and fulfilling future.

📚 Bonus: Everyone who registers will receive one entry into a drawing to win a copy of Dr. Geber’s best-selling book, Essential Retirement Planning for Solo Agers.
(Must be in attendance to win.)

Seats are limited, and the events are just a few short days away, so we encourage you to reserve your spot soon.

Register here: https://www.friendshipathome.org/registration/

You’ve built a life you love. What if you could stay right where you are, with a plan for the future?

Join us March 18 at 11:30 AM at Tartan Fields Country Club to learn how Friendship at Home helps you live independently while having trusted support and security for the years ahead.

Seats are limited, and we would love to see you there.

Register: https://www.friendshipathome.org/registration/

🏡 What does a strong plan for the future look like when you're navigating life on your own?

Earlier today, we welcomed Dr. Sara Zeff Geber for a thoughtful conversation on solo aging and the importance of preparing for the years ahead. Our guests explored the unique considerations many people face when planning without a traditional family support system.

The discussion highlighted how meaningful it can be to think ahead about the kind of support that may be needed down the road, whether that means continuing to live safely and confidently at home or considering other possibilities for the future.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for an engaging morning of conversation and reflection, and thank you to Dr. Geber for sharing her insight with us.