Florida · Service Area

Aging in Place in Orlando

Orlando spreads out. A parent in one suburb, a specialist across town, a pharmacy somewhere else — the driving and waiting is the part that wears families down.

Aging in place coordination for families in Orlando, Florida

What Aging in Place Looks Like Here

The housing stock swings widely: 1950s and 60s ranch homes near the city center, newer single-family in the outer suburbs, and 55-plus communities built specifically for this stage of life. In the older homes we look at door widths, bathroom layout, and the step from the garage; in the newer ones the work is usually thresholds, shower entries, and the lighting nobody updated.

The distances are the real difficulty. Appointments across the metro, a contractor who will not drive from one side of town to the other for a small job, and adult children managing it from out of state. The membership absorbs the driving, the waiting, and the follow-up calls, and puts the results in writing.

Towns We Serve

  • Orlando
  • Winter Park
  • Maitland
  • Altamonte Springs
  • Kissimmee
  • Winter Garden
  • Windermere
  • Oviedo
  • Lake Mary

Not on the list? Call and tell us where your parent lives — we will tell you honestly whether we can be there reliably.

The Membership

$975.00/ month

Starting price for one property in Orlando. Additional properties are quoted separately.

  • One dedicated coordinator who knows your parent and the house
  • A monthly visit — in person or virtual — with a safety review
  • Vendor sourcing, license and insurance checks, and supervision of the work
  • Uncapped weekday access and a 24-hour call-back guarantee
Request a Free Consultation

Your first call is free. The Abode 360 Roadmap is an optional $750 first step.

Questions from Families in Orlando

Which parts of Orlando do you cover?

Orlando and the surrounding suburbs. Because the metro is large, tell us the address and we will confirm before you commit to anything.

Can you attend appointments with my parent?

Yes. Accompanying a parent to an appointment and reporting back in writing is part of what the membership covers, and it is often the most useful thing we do for a family living out of state.

Read the full Aging in Place Guide