Move-in Outfitting + Essentials
Outfitting a Senior Living environment such as a Studio Unit or a 1 & 2 BDRM Unit. This is the process of organizing, decorating, and arranging your living space to ensure functionality, comfort, and safety while making the environment feel just like home. This service is especially important when you wish for a smooth transition to a senior living community, such as independent living, assisted living or memory care. Adding this service helps reduce the stress level of everyone involved and allows you or a loved one the time to focus on what type of furniture, memorabilia, and materials you wish to see in a room. Adding the essentials package like toiletries and more ensures the space meets all your expectations and typical needs of a resident.
*Keeping in mind that all facilities offer house-keeping and laundry services.
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Studio Units
Move-in Outfitting + Essentials option for a Studio Apartment Unit includes a Twin, Full or Queen Size Bed Frame, Mattress, Linen(s), Rug(s), Seating Furniture such as a Loveseat, Sofa or Sectional depending on the space provided, New or Pre-Owned Artwork, and Accessories. When you work with our Interior Designer you will be asked a few quick questions and typically a checklist is made. With an approved budget our Team starts sourcing new functional items or repurposes your own. Schedules for delivery and assembly are then made. Depending on each tenants specified needs the furniture can be purchased, leased or repurposed from your own home. New bed linens and colors will be discussed and approved by you or your loved one. There will be no need to stress over delivery dates and worry over who will be there to handle installation day. Our team takes care of each detail - even loading and unloading personal items such as clothing.
All your needs are covered with this option down to stocking the bathroom with toiletries and common area materials - cleaning supplies and kitchen items. All the essentials for the first initial move-in day will be supplied.
Fees for Resident Outfitting and Essentials start at $4,500.00+
*Pricing is per unit and subject to change
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1 & 2 BDRM Units
Move-in Outfitting + Essentials option for 1 & 2 BDRM Apartment Units includes one or two Twin, Full or Queen Size Bed Frame((s), Mattress(s), Linen(s), Rug(s), Seating Furniture such as a Loveseat, Sofa or Sectional depending on the space provided, New or Pre-Owned Artwork, and Accessories. When you work with our Interior Designer you will be asked a few quick questions and typically a checklist is made. With an approved budget our Team starts sourcing new functional items or repurposes your own. Schedules for delivery and assembly are then made. Depending on each tenants specified needs the furniture can be purchased, leased or repurposed from your own home. New bed linens and colors will be discussed and approved by you or your loved one. There will be no need to stress over delivery dates and worry over who will be there to handle installation day. Our team takes care of each detail - even loading and unloading personal items such as clothing.
All your needs are covered with this option down to stocking the bathroom with toiletries and common area materials - cleaning supplies and kitchen items. All the essentials for the first initial move-in day will be supplied.
Fees for Resident Outfitting and Essentials start at $6,500.00+
*Pricing is per unit and subject to change
Key Aspects of Move-In Design and Staging:
Space Planning and Layout: Assessing the new living space (e.g., apartment, room, or cottage) to determine the best layout for furniture and personal belongings. Ensuring the space is optimized for safety and ease of movement, especially for seniors with mobility issues, by incorporating wide walkways, removing tripping hazards, and placing frequently used items within reach.
Personalization: Incorporating familiar items from the senior’s previous home to make the new space feel more personal and comforting. This may include family photos, favorite furniture pieces, or meaningful keepsakes. Choosing colors, fabrics, and décor that reflect the senior’s style and preferences while creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Safety Modifications: Installing safety features such as grab bars in the bathroom, non-slip rugs, proper lighting, and furniture designed for easy access. Arranging furniture to minimize fall risks and ensuring the layout supports any assistive devices (e.g., walkers, wheelchairs).
Furniture Selection and Downsizing Support: Helping families and seniors choose which furniture and belongings to bring, especially when downsizing from a larger home to a smaller space. Selecting multifunctional furniture, such as storage beds or recliners with built-in lift assistance, to maximize space and functionality.
Efficient Organization: Organizing the space for daily living, ensuring that items are stored in accessible locations. Labeling drawers and cabinets if needed, especially for individuals with cognitive impairments, to make navigating the new space easier.
Staging for a Smooth Transition: Creating an aesthetically pleasing environment by professionally staging the space. This helps the senior adjust to their new surroundings and makes the room feel welcoming from the moment they move-in. Working with family members to place sentimental items in prominent spots, which can help ease the emotional transition.
Technology Integration: Setting up technology such as emergency call systems, personal assistants (like Alexa or Google Home), and televisions or phones, ensuring they are easy to use and accessible. Benefits of Move-In Design and Staging: Reduces Stress: Moving can be overwhelming, especially for seniors. Professional staging and design services streamline the process and make the new space feel familiar and comfortable. Creates a Home-Like Environment: Personalizing the space with the senior’s belongings and style preferences helps ease the emotional transition and makes them feel more at home. Enhances Safety and Functionality: Thoughtful design ensures the space is both beautiful and functional, addressing the senior’s specific mobility, health, and safety needs. Move-in design and staging services are often provided by senior living communities, moving companies specializing in senior transitions, or professional interior designers familiar with the needs of older adults.
