Supporting Safety & Independent Living

Preventavue by Senior Care at Home

Providing Peace of Mind - When You Can’t Be There

Your parent wants to maintain independent living at home. You want to know they’re safe, doing well, and getting the support they need.

But, you can’t always be there to check in on them.

That’s where Preventavue can help.

Preventavue is a cost-effective in-home check-in service for older adults who want to remain independent—and for families who want an extra set of eyes and professional perspective. During each visit, the Senior Care At Home team will check in with your loved one, provide helpful home care services as needed, observe how things are going, look at the home environment, and communicate meaningful changes or concerns to your family.

Preventavue gives you an extra set of eyes and much needed peace of mind, allowing you to stay connected and informed, even when you can’t be there.

Do I Need Preventavue?

They’re still independent, but you’re starting to wonder.

Maybe mom is still doing fine at home. Maybe dad doesn’t need a caregiver. But you’re concerned about small changes and a potential decline in health, physical, or cognitive status.

If you can’t be there routinely, it’s hard to notice changes that could eventually become a crisis.

And sometimes, the hardest part is not knowing.

Whether you live a busy life right here in the Oklahoma City area, or you live across the country, Preventavue gives you a local presence with a caring view and a focus on prevention for your aging parent.

We’ll keep you informed to support your loved one’s independence. And help you get a plan when things start to change.

Preventavue Promotes Senior Independence At Home

At Senior Care At Home, we understand that needing a little support doesn’t necessarily mean someone is ready for full-time elder care or that it’s time to start thinking about moving from their beloved family home.

Preventavue gives families:

Your Options

Preventavue is not traditional elder care or a clinical assessment. It is a regular check-in designed to help families become aware of changes with their loved one before they become a bigger problem.

Essential Preventavue Check-In Program

One In-Home Visit per month
- Observe physical and cognitive status
  - Physical stability
  - Hygiene and appearance
  - Conversation, processing, memory
  - Nutrition
  - Check meds for any concerns
- Check the home environment
  - Laundry
  - Refrigerator/pantry
  - Yard
  - Cleanliness and clutter
  - Trash
  - Mail and packages
- Keep your family informed
  - We’ll communicate relevant updates, changes, or concerns

Need a Little More Help?

Preventavue Support

Add practical support to your loved one’s regular Preventavue visits. Depending on your loved one’s needs, additional home care services include:

Mail organization
Bill paying assistance (no financial decisions or financial management)
Technology help
Appointment scheduling
Coordinating appointments with professionals such as accountant, legal, medical, salon, cleaning and repair services, etc.
Develop calendar for client and family
Grocery shopping, limited meal prep
Light housekeeping
Pharmacy pick-ups
Other non-emergency errands

Preventavue Senior Transportation

If your aging parent is no longer driving, getting to appointments and errands can be a challenge. And sometimes having someone along is just as important as getting there.

In addition to our in-home services, we also offer transportation and accompaniment through Preventavue.

We’ll configure a service that works for your loved one’s needs with regularly scheduled trips within the Oklahoma City metro area.

Note: Trips must be scheduled in advance and are subject to time and mileage guidelines. Contact us to discuss Preventavue Transportation.

Preventavue Home Safety Assessment

Is your loved one’s home still safe?

A well loved home can become difficult to navigate as your loved one ages. Our Preventavue Home Safety Assessment provides a comprehensive look at areas of the home that may affect everyday safety. We’ll identify potential concerns and provide recommendations for improvement.

When appropriate, our team can also:

make referrals for repair and accessibility specialists,
coordinate appointments,
be present while work is completed.

Let’s discuss which services work best for you and your family.

Preventative Home Care Services

Why does a preventive approach matter?

You care about your family. But the need for elder care for an aging loved one doesn’t mean life around you stops.

Whether you live down the street or across the country, it’s natural to worry about your aging parent or loved one. Even before anything goes “wrong,” their well-being is on your mind.

You may wonder:

Are they eating well?
Is the house hard to manage?
Are they keeping up with appointments and medications?
Are they moving around safely?
What do I look for, and how do I know what is a cause for concern?
If there are concerns, then what do I do?

Preventavue provides you with that support and helps answer those questions for you.

A regular in-home visit gives your family an opportunity to have someone check on your loved one, observe their well-being and home environment, and communicate any changes or concerns.

You don’t have to be physically present to be more connected to what’s happening at Home.

We take a preventive approach to help avoid a crisis, and we’ll help you get a plan when extra steps may be needed.

The Process is Easy

Connect with Us

We know this stage of life can be challenging. Caregiving isn’t easy, and it’s hard to know who to trust with elder care for your loved one. Get in touch with our experienced team to explore your options.

Choose your Support

Once you’ve taken time to consider what Preventavue can do for you and your aging parent or loved one, invest in the service that’s right for you. Additional home care services can be added as needed. Preventavue services start at just a few hundred dollars a month.

Gain Back Peace of Mind

Rest easy knowing you have the compassionate support of Senior Care at Home helping you care for your loved one. We’ll keep you in the loop, and if deeper care is ever needed, we’ll work alongside you to organize those services.

Deeper Support for Seniors

At Senior Care at Home, we keep senior living at home.

If you find that your loved one requires more consistent company and care, you can transition smoothly into our more attentive in-home care services.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Preventavue?

Preventavue is a regular in-home check-in service from Senior Care at Home designed for older adults who value independent living and may not need ongoing home care services.

During a visit, a member of our team spends time with your loved one, observes how they are doing, checks the home environment, and reports relevant changes or concerns to your family. It provides an extra set of eyes and another layer of support when you cannot always be there yourself.

Who is Preventavue designed for?

Preventavue may be a good fit for seniors who are living at home with limited assistance but whose families would feel more comfortable with regular check-ins.

It can be especially helpful when adult children live out of town, have busy schedules, or are beginning to wonder whether an aging parent needs additional support. Preventavue gives families a way to stay informed without immediately transitioning to more extensive elder care.

Is Preventavue the same as traditional home care?

No. Preventavue is designed as a regular monitoring and support service rather than ongoing traditional home care.

For seniors who need more consistent assistance with personal care, mobility, daily routines, companionship, or other needs, Senior Care at Home also offers more comprehensive in-home senior care services. We can help your family determine which level of support makes sense for your situation.

Is Preventavue a medical or clinical assessment?

No. Preventavue is not a medical service or clinical assessment.

Our team observes your loved one’s physical and cognitive well-being, daily environment, and routines during scheduled visits. If we notice a meaningful change or concern, we communicate that information to your family so you can decide what next steps may be appropriate.

What happens during a Preventavue visit?

During a Preventavue visit, our team checks in personally with your loved one and observes areas that can offer helpful insight into how they are doing.

This may include physical stability, hygiene, conversation and memory, nutrition, medication concerns, and the general condition of the home. We may also look at areas such as laundry, food in the refrigerator or pantry, cleanliness, clutter, trash, mail, packages, and the yard.

How will I know how my loved one is doing?

After each visit, we provide an update through our online Family Room portal. We will also communicate by phone if there are concerns and next steps that need to be discussed.

Can Preventavue include help around the house?

Yes. Families can choose Preventavue Support for additional help during scheduled visits.

Depending on your loved one’s needs, support may include organizing mail, technology help, appointment scheduling, grocery shopping, limited meal preparation, pharmacy pick-ups, and other non-emergency errands.

Bill-paying assistance may also be provided for organizational support, but Senior Care at Home does not make financial decisions or provide financial management.

Does Preventavue provide transportation for seniors?

Transportation and accompaniment are available through Preventavue Transportation. Families can choose either two or four trips per month.

This service can help a loved one get to appointments, errands, or other destinations in the Oklahoma City metro while having someone there for support and company. Trips must be scheduled at least three business days in advance and are subject to the program’s time, mileage, and service guidelines.

Can you evaluate the safety of my parent’s home?

Yes. The Preventavue Safety Assessment provides a comprehensive look at areas of your loved one’s home that may affect everyday safety.

After the assessment, we can provide recommendations for improvements. Our team can also make referrals to repair or accessibility specialists, help coordinate appointments, and be present while work is completed.

Can you evaluate the safety of my parent’s home?

Yes. The Preventavue Safety Assessment provides a comprehensive look at areas of your loved one’s home that may affect everyday safety.

Can Preventavue help us know when more elder care may be needed?

Preventavue can help your family stay more aware of changes in your loved one’s routines, well-being, or home environment. Regular visits may reveal that additional support would be worth considering.

If your loved one’s needs change, we can talk with your family about additional home care or other services and help you explore a level of support that better fits their current situation.

What if I live outside Oklahoma but my parent lives in the Oklahoma City area?

Preventavue can provide another point of connection when you cannot regularly be there in person. Our team checks in with your loved one at home and keeps your family informed about relevant observations or concerns.

For adult children caring from a distance, that regular communication can provide valuable peace of mind while helping your parent maintain familiar routines at home.

How do we get started with Preventavue?

Start by getting in touch with Senior Care at Home. We’ll learn more about your loved one, answer your questions, and discuss the Preventavue options available to your family.

Together, we can determine whether regular monitoring, additional support, transportation, a home safety assessment, or more comprehensive in-home care is the right next step.

Get Started with Senior Care at Home

We’re ready to serve you. Give us a call today for more information or get started at 405-285-4191

How to Talk to Your Loved One About Getting Help

A Helpful Guide from Senior Care at Home

Starting a conversation about senior care can feel overwhelming. Many families struggle with how to talk to seniors about accepting help while still respecting their independence.

This free guide was created to help you approach the conversation with compassion, confidence, and clarity.

Inside, you’ll learn how to recognize when it may be time to talk, conversation starters that work, and practical tips to help your loved one feel heard and supported.

Download this helpful resource for caregivers and take the first step toward a conversation focused on safety, dignity, and quality of life.

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